Johnson tour seen as Hollywood propaganda by Soviet press
The Soviet press derided Lyndon Johnson's Asian tour as a Hollywood panorama meant to sway voters and promote imperial policy. Pravda claimed Manila would be a military council, not an international conference, and warned Washington would face a crisis echo.
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Moscow
UPI
Prescot Johnson
Hollywood
Communist Party
Pravda
South
Viet Nam
Manila
United States
Bargain box and apartment ad snippets
TV 17 portable with good picture 20 dollars. 36 stove very clean 20 dollars. Green couch 10 dollars. Contact 384-817. 7-personals close in 100 dollars month. Lovely 2 bedroom with washer carpeted draped lawn trees on bus line no pets. 390 No 13th phone 384-2845. ALE CLW apartments furn.
The Best Cars The Best Buys Pontiac Ad Run
Classic classified ad listing employed or retired gentlemen guest house utilities paid large bedroom and private yard near NLW. Nearby Charleston Heights 3 bedroom homes new carpets and drapes fully furnished options. Also misc sale items and autos under Pat Clark Pontiac at 17th & Fremont.
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NLW
Invitation to Bid for Sprinkler Irrigation System Clark County Juvenile Center
Clark County Nevada Board of Commissioners invites bids for construction of a sprinkler irrigation system at the Clark County Juvenile Center. Bids due November 21, 1966 at 10 00 A.M. Bid forms require a 5 percent bid bond and a faithful performance bond. The county may reject any or all bids and readvertise. Published Oct 22 and Nov 4 1966.
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Board of Commissions
Clark County
State of Nevade
Las Vegas
Nevade
Bononze Road
Pecos Drive
Nevedia
Serinkier Irrigation System
Clerk County
Board of Commissioners
Commissioners
Red Bloc Plans Expanded Aid to North Vietnam
Communist leaders in Moscow outline a large scale aid program to arm North Vietnam with modern planes rockets radar and other weaponry. China may be invited to join while shipments move by sea if land routes are blocked. The plan aims to put Hanoi on an organized war footing with trained technicians and experts touring Europe and Moscow.
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London
UPI
Moscow
North Viet Nam
Red China
Ho Chi Minh
Peking
China
Europe
Cuba
U. S
Hanoi-Haiphong
United States
Drunken Sailing Fined in Ocean City Court
W R Hilles was found guilty of drunken sailing in Navigation Court. He received a $75 fine and $5 in court costs for operating a speedboat under the influence in Ocean City New Jersey.
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Hilles
Split over 338000 hampers downtown high rise garage
Dispute over the $338 600 price split delays construction of a downtown high rise parking garage. Second Street Parking Inc a Nugget subsidiary holds a 10 year lease on the Williams property at Second and Carson Streets. City plans to seek immediate entry after condemnation.
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Second Street Parking, Inc
Golden Nugget Casino
Williams
Second and
Carson Streets
Nugget
Donna Jean Williams
Maxine Williams
Buck Blaine
Second Street
Third
Ogden
Sletten Construction
Sletten
Williamses
Golden Nugget
Blaine
C. C. King
A. W. Ham Jr
Charles J. Hirsch
King
Ham
Ed Fountain
Fountain
Art Trelease
Wilbur Smith
Reagan Urges Voters to Bounce Pat's Gang
Ronald Reagan campaigned in California urging bi partisan support to oust Sacramento from governance. He accused Governor Brown of buying votes with a $4 month social security increase and condemned declines in moral standards while pledging to govern with broad advice and not run a one man show.
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Reagan
Pat
Concord
Calif
UPI
Ronald Reagan
California
Sacramento
San Jose
Los Banos
San Francisco Bay Area
Edmund G. Brown
Los
Quarrel Sparks Shooting Leaves Vegan Wounded
Richard Morgan aged 19 of 3985 West Sirus was listed in serious condition at Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital after a 22 caliber rifle shot to the chest. Detective Lt. Handlen said Leo Sewel 35 fired from a car window after an evening of intermittent quarrels.
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Richard Morgan
West Sirus
Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital
J. Handlen
Las Vegas
Morgan
Leo Sewel
Sewel
U S Adjusts Underwater Test Plan Off Kuril Islands
U S officials say tests for the Vela project will avoid a Russian designated area about 75 miles offshore. Conventional blasts to calibrate seismic instruments will proceed outside that zone with Japanese observers invited. Russia declined.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Russia
Kuril Islands
Pacific
State Department
U. S
Defense Department
Masquerading Hospital Cut Off From Funds
A Warren facility labeled as Fairwood General Hospital faced a shutdown of federal and state funding after inspectors found the 30 bed private hospital locked. Owner Dr Sanford Stone claimed county prosecutor George Parris bribed a formerly employed nurse who pleaded guilty to practicing without a license.
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Warren, Mich
UPI
Albert Heustis
Michigan
Fairwood General Hospital
Sanford Stone
McComb County
George Parris
Fairwood
Spring and Summer 1967 Dress Styles Predicted by Shoe Retailers
The National Shoe Retailers Association expects a return of shirtwaist dresses with Empire and A line silhouettes and tube and shift styles to remain fashionable. High bosom shaping continues as a leading trend with hemline rules guided by contemporary sensibilities.
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National Shoe Retailers Association
Taxes on tobacco alcohol and gas fuel Britain revenue
London officials report that taxes on tobacco alcoholic beverages and gasoline make up more than half of Britain’s total tax revenue from spending. This reflects a shift toward consumption taxes in the country’s fiscal structure.
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London
UPI
Britain
Laxalt Defends Record Against Sawyer’s Claims in Nevada
GOP candidate Paul Laxalt accuses Gov. Grant Sawyer of generating a phony issue over federal influence. He cites Sawyer as the federal government’s rep in Carson City and questions Sawyer’s stance on state rights, wiretapping, and open housing while defending his own alignment with Ed Fike on federal supremacy.
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Nevada
Fike
Laxalt
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Sawyer
Las Vegas
Public Service Commission
Carson City
Stead Air Force Base
Congress
Stand (Continued) on Page One Reflects on Las Vegas Raid
The piece recalls a controversial publicized gambling crackdown in Nevada under Gov Sawyer. It contrasts FBI standard methods with the state's gaming control approach, noting early raids and aggressive investigations that deter investment. The writer endorses FBI-style evidence gathering over the boards methods.
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Sawyer
FBI
Las Vegas
Hecht Seeks Change in State Education Board Representation
Republican候 Hecht pledged to push redrawing the eight member State Board of Education to boost Clark County power. He cites that over half of Nevada’s students are in Southern Nevada and that currently only one member hails from Clark County. Hecht praised Dr Gaelen Felt but says one voice from the county is insufficient.
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Senate
Chic Hecht
State Board of Education
Hecht
Clark County
Nevada
Gaelen
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