Where D Stanel Slams Rules and Abuses in Legislature
The piece cites Where D Stanel railing against rules for the next legislature to “correct abuses.” It notes public concerns over mural art at P J Russos, Basco Jewelers opening a Las Vegas outlet, and a SUN cooking school at the Mint at 12 30 with both genders invited. The quote of the week features Gen Curtis E LeMay in Pittsburgh.
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Fred
Basco Jewelers
Las Vegas
Southern Nevada Industrial Foundation
Basco
Mint
Curtis E. LeMay
Pittsburgh
Webster's Collegiate
Endorsements and odd schemes in local politics
A reader vent describes crowded endorsements in an election with talk of air pollution committee members selling smog devices, proposes the county buying Winterwood golf course, and praises firefighters. The writer mocks an ombudsman idea from state government and rebuffs selling space, calling the paper a long-standing advocate.
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Winterwood
Friars Club Trial Resumes After Recess in Los Angeles
The Friars Club card cheating conspiracy trial pauses as Judge William P. Gray attends a conference in Washington. The five month case resumes next Monday with the government expected to present one or two more witnesses, including an expert to challenge taped conversations. William C. Douglas testified he installed the initial peekhole for cheating in Beverly Hills in June 1962 and implicated defendant T Warner Richardson.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Friars Club
U. S. District Court
William P. Gray
Washington, D.C
William C. Douglas
Beverly Hills
Calif
T. Warner Richardson
German Espionage Probe Shelves West German Agencies
Bonn reports that Chancellor Kiesinger and Foreign Minister Brandt will review alleged lack of cooperation among West Germany's intelligence and spy-catching bodies. The probe follows the death of Navy officer Adm. Hermann Luedke amid espionage suspicions and related disappearances. authorities say Luedke died by his own hand in a Bavarian wood.
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Bonn
UPI
Kurt Georg Kiesinger
Willy Brandt
West Germany
Navy
NATO
Colorad Ahlers
Ludwig Martin
Ahlers
Kiesinger
Brandt
Christian Democratic
Social Democratic
Adm
Hermann Luedke
Luedke
Defense Ministry
Bavaria
Federal Prosecutor’s Office
Nevada officials back expedited hearing on Air West routes
City county and chamber endorse an expedited CAB hearing to authorize Air West to fly Las Vegas to Portland and Seattle routes. Air West proposes two daily round trips to Portland and three to Seattle with intermediate Reno service, using single plane service.
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Air West
Las Vegas
Chamber of Commerce
Pacific Northwest
United Air Lines
Civil Aeronautics Board
United
Here
Portland
Ore
Seattle
Wash
Reno
San Francisco
Authorities seek identity of stabbed woman found near US 93
Officials identify remains of a partially clothed female discovered along U S 93 south of Wells on Sunday. A sheriff's spokesman provided details as the investigation continues.
Senator Bible Announces Federal Grant Near Half Million
Reno report says Senator Alan Bible announced a federal grant of nearly 500000 to support local projects. The funding aims to aid community development and public services in Nevada. Local officials welcomed the allocation and outlined planned uses.
Komer Transferred From Vietnam Role to Turkey Ambassadorship
Robert W. Komer longtime Vietnam pacification chief shifts from Saigon to Ankara to become ambassador to Turkey. He will be succeeded by deputy William E. Colby, a CIA veteran, as Komer joins Parker T. Hart who moves to a State Department post.
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Vietnam
Turkey
Washington
UPI
Robert W. Komer
Johnson
Saigon
White House
U.S
Komer
South Vietnam
William E. Colby
Central Intelligence Agency
Ankara
Parker T. Hart
Congress
Harvard
National Security Council
CIA
Colby
St. Paul, Minn
NAACP Legal Staff Resigns Over Dismissal Controversy
Seven NAACP lawyers led by general counsel Robert L. Carter quit in protest at the firing of associate general counsel Lewis M. Steele who criticized the Supreme Court. The resignations take effect December 1 or upon case completion, with seven clerical staff also resigning.
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New York
API
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
U. S. Supreme Court
Robert L. Carter
Carter
Lewis M. Steele
Association
Steele
New York Times
Supreme Court
Roy Wilkins
Wilkins
Bankrupt uranium magnate appeals ruling in court
Charles Steen, declared bankrupt after his plan to pay 36 million in debts in full was rejected, filed a petition for review in U S district court challenging Bankruptcy Referee Bert Goldwater qualifications. Steen also asks that the ruling be vacated citing alleged conflicts of interest.
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U.S District Court
Goldwater
Steen
Curfews Imposed in Jericho Yaabed and Antabaall
West Bank tensions rise as Israel enforces strict curfews on Jericho Yaabed and Antabaall with clashes near the Jordan border. Israeli security forces report eight guerrillas captured near Jericho and no Israeli casualties. Curfews are eased in Nablus and Ramallah after talks with municipal leaders. There is no confirmed casualty data. An Israeli mine incident near Manara causes civilian injuries.
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United Press
Jordan River
Israel
Amman
Jericho
Yaabed
Antaba
Jordan
Nablus
Ramallah
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Neveca News
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Nevada
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Justice of the Peace
Carson City
Nevada Sweepstakes Inc
G. P. Dial
M G. Romaggi
J. L. Foster
Secretary of State
Robert Romaggi
Bible
University of Nevada
the Land and Water Conservation Fund
Paul Laxalt
Laxalt
the Sheriff's
Grant
Blowtorch
National Security Council Planning Board
McGeorge Bundy
John F
Kennedy
State Department
Stockholm
Rome
Garden Center
LY. Blvd
L. W. Blvd
Ella Mae Hughes
Smith & Son Funeral Home
North Little Rock, Ark
Anna Marie Peltier
Ia.m
Richard E. Daley
William Mills
Charles J. Wallace
Eugene Beets
Mary Gray
John Hoen
Dead Sea
Suez Canal
Egypt
Manara
Freddie Swartz
Harley E. Harmon
Cleo Harmon
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