Las Vegas youths feared missing as CAP searches span two states
Civil Air Patrol units from California and Nevada searched for Thomas Padratzik 23 and Karen Zick 21 after they failed to return from a Death Valley flight Sunday morning. A pay phone call to FAA raised speculation they eloped, but families deny the claim and a Death Valley Junction sighting is unconfirmed.
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Senate Hopefuls Spar at NSU Event
Senatorial candidates Alan Bible and Fd Fike debated at Nevada Southern University yesterday. The students won.
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U.S
Milestones and Memories From Las Vegas to NSU Debates
A column surveys Milton Prell’s survival of Aladdin closure and Howard Hughes offer, praises U S basketball Olympic gold, and profiles Freddie Little. It notes local politics, campaign signs, a salary attach ment dispute, and a NSU campus forum where Fike and Bible debate seniority and executive relations.
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Las Vegas
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Hughes’ Organization
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SUN Youth Forum
McCarthy to Endorse Humphrey With Qualifications
Senator Eugene J. McCarthy prepared a statement for a Washington release outlining a qualified endorsement of Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey. The stance follows a Madison Square Garden rally where McCarthy and other peace candidates spoke to about 15,000 supporters, though McCarthy avoided answering questions on the endorsement at the event.
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UPI
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Washington
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Humphrey
Vietnam
Peace Seen In Vietnam By Goldberg
Former U N ambassador Arthur Goldberg told a Washington luncheon that Paris peace talks have entered a stage moving toward a settlement in Vietnam. He said he is convinced the war is nearing an end and peace is possible, but stressed he has no confidential information about talks.
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Ted Wiens
Vietnam
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Women’s National Democratic Club
Federals Clear Way For Black's Nevada Extradition
U.S. Commissioner Cameron Wolfe dismissed federal charges against Carl M. Black allowing Nevada to extradite him for a murder case. Las Vegas authorities issued a murder warrant for the Oakland man, tied to the 1966 slaying of Ralph Alsup, a Plumbers and Pipefitters Union agent. An extradition hearing will be held.
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Las Vegas
Ralph Alsup
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California
Koontz Predicts Nevada Voter Turnout At 82 Percent
Secretary of State John Koontz forecast an 82 percent turnout in the Nevada General Election with 188,811 registered voters. He noted rising interest in the final weeks and predicted more than 154,000 people would vote.
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Nevada
Weather Report Card
Weather fair with gentle winds. Today's high rises to 85 and low 50. Yesterday also 85/52. Noon humidity at 14 percent. Sunrise at 6 00 and sunset at 4 48.
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