Cameron Batter Named to Nevada Supreme Court
Cameron Batter was appointed to the Nevada Supreme Court on October 2, 1967 after the legislature expanded the court from three to five justices. Gov. Paul Laxalt named Batter and Justice John Mowbray to join Gordon Thompson, Jon Collins, and David Zenoff. Batter, a Nevada native and University of Utah Law School graduate, is praised as a scrupulous and honest lawyer’s judge with prior service as district attorney of Ormsby County and as a legal adviser in Washington. Nominated for election on November 5, he receives strong hometown and bar support.
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Nevada
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John Mowbray
Las Vegas
Gordon Thompson
Reno
Jon Collins
Ely
David Zenoff
Cameron Batter
Ormsby County
Washington
Smith
Lyon County
Paign
Batter
University of Nevada
Jim McIvar
Cameron
Mather
Marybelle McVicar Batter
University of Utah School of Law
Utah State Senate
Carson City
Settlement hoped in Local 357 civil rights suit
Justice Department may seal a consent decree to end the February filed suit accusing Local 357 IBEW of discriminatory membership and apprenticeship practices. A pre trial conference was moved to January 15 after over a year of investigation.
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Department of Justice
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Soviet Cosmonaut Beregovoi Returns From Four Day Space Flight
Cosmonaut Col Georgy Beregovoi lands softly in a Kazakh snowdrift after a 96 hour solo orbit in Soyuz 3. He receives a hero’s welcome, signs autographs for cheering villagers, and heads to debriefing. Medical checks and a Moscow greeting follow.
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Soviet Union
Vladimir Komparov
Las Vegas SUN Masthead and Subscription Rates
The Las Vegas SUN announces staff roles led by H M Greenspun and Ray Germain with executive editor Bryn AR/Asirong and others. It lists UPI membership and association ties, plus home delivery and mail subscription rates for the continental United States.
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Las Vegas Sun, Inc
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Nevada
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Barbara Greenspun
Raney Womack
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California Newspaper Publishers Association
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Continental
United States
Repairmen Amateurs in Chicago Paint and More
Chicago homeowners increasingly perform repairs themselves with Americans now handling over a third of interior and exterior painting. One in six homeowners does own plumbing repairs and around twenty percent of roofing work is DIY.
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Nixon Visits Minnesota For Mock Attack On Humphrey
Richard M. Nixon arrived in Rochester amid a 7000 strong crowd to attack Hubert Humphrey and hinted he might appoint Minnesota Rep. Albert Quie as secretary of agriculture. He praised Quie as a bright, knowledgeable farm expert but later said the remark was facetious. He likened the Johnson administration to a wrong prescription and drew contrasts with Humphrey’s record.
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Orville Freeman
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Johnson vetoes last bill as president by pocket veto
President Johnson killed the final piece of legislation he would face as chief executive by pocket veto, disapproving a bill to create an independent Maritime Administration. The move ends the measure from the 90th Congress, amid debate over moving the agency from Commerce to Transportation and concerns from labor officials about subversion.
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Minor Solar Flare Reported From Space
A very minor solar flare was reported at 4 18 p m Tuesday. The Environmental Science Services Administration said it was accompanied by a large radio burst that could interfere with radio communication. An Essa spokesman noted the disturbance was too small to affect Russian cosmonaut Col. Gregory Geregovoi, orbiting Earth for over three days.
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Four Texas Priests Relieved Of Duty Over Lucey Dispute
Archbishop Robert E Lucey dismissed four of 51 priests amid a revolt against his leadership at the Assumption Major seminary in San Antonio The released clerics included dean of students Raymond Henke rector Ray Rihn and vice rector Robert Walden who were sent to a retired priests home pending reassignment A dissident letter to the Vatican urged Lucey to resign citing age and desire for younger leadership at the archdiocese
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Justice official says U.S. criminal justice system failing
Patrick V. Murphy told the President's Commission on Violence that the system is a failure. He cited an antiquated court system, delays in trials, and insufficient prevention, apprehension, and rehabilitation as key flaws. Arlen Specter joined in noting rising violence and case backlogs in Philadelphia.
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Commission On Violence
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