Popular Ex-Rhythmette Killed in Auto Crash
Jacline Ledore, 22, a former Las Vegas High Rhythmette and Stanford geology graduate, died after her car drifted off U S 95 north of Beatty. Sheriff reports indicate she fell asleep at the wheel, wrecking the vehicle and dying en route to Tonopah hospital. She was valedictorian in 1962 and resided with her mother in North Las Vegas.
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Couple Nabbed For Burglary In Michael Way Theft
Police arrested John Whitlock Jr. and Barbara Ann Clemons after $5,000 worth of furniture stolen from a model home at 717 Starks Dr was found in their shared apartment at 2129 Michael Way. The burglary occurred Tuesday night.
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John Whitlock, Jr
Barbara Ann Clemons
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Notice to Creditors in the Lynch Estate Clark County Nevada 1966
Notice is given that James C. Lynch was appointed administrator of the estate of Carl John Lynch on August 4 1966. Creditors must file claims with vouchers with the court within three months after first publication. Pub Aug 6 13 20 27 Sept 3 1966.
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State of Nevada
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Las Vegas
Loretta Bowman
Sv Lillie Bryan
Global Briefs: U S Official Found Dead in Brazil
The body of Charles Foster Lee, 38, a U S Commerce Department official, was found in a canal near Recife after being bound beaten and stabbed. His car entered the water at slow speed with bloodstains observed on the exterior. Lee resided in Tacoma Park Maryland.
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Brazil
Charles Foster Lee
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Lee
Reeco Layoff Scheduled at Test Site
Reynolds Electric and Engineering Company will lay off about 300 employees at the Nevada Test Site in the coming weeks. The test site employment office has processed 77 terminations and 1 voluntary leave to date. Over 5,500 people are employed by REECo, with the total workforce still higher than a year ago. The layoffs affect operations divisions mainly, with crafts hit hardest and some clerical and salaried staff included.
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Crockett
Humphrey Visit to Missoula Aims for Major Event
Vice President Hubert Humphrey planned a Missoula Montana stop on a western tour for September 29. Montana Democrats rushed to prepare a major function with details still tentative.
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Missoula, Mont
Montana
Ronald Richards
Humphrey
Missoula
Temporary suspension of Peking Daily signals internal CCP purge
In Beijing the Peking City Committee halted the Peking Daily to enable a full cultural revolution purge of staff. The move follows earlier upheaval after the president’s removal and comes amid Red Guard actions sweeping western influence from China. Red Guards also arrested Canton deputy mayor Joi Ling-yee during a speech at East Is Red Park and escorted him to Red Guard HQ.
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Denton Blasts Baring Over Nevada Wiretap Protest
Democratic candidate Ralph Denton attacked Rep. Walter Baring for not protesting federal wiretapping in Nevada. Denton spoke to 700 students at Clark and Western High Schools condemning Baring's late public stance and urging stronger congressional action. He also criticized foreign aid as wasteful and urged phasing it out to protect the U.S. economy. Denton spent hours at the schools fielding questions and promoting civic participation.
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Dodd Conduct Hearing Starts Slow Under Ethics Probe
The Senate Ethics Committee said its investigation of Sen. Thomas J. Dodd faced a slow, lengthy process with no near conclusions. It cited extensive, interrelated personal and campaign finances and ongoing probes into gifts and travel reimbursements, while continuing to assess records connected to Julius Klein and previous Pearson Anderson columns.
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UPI
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Dmiss
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Utah
Julius Klein
Chicago
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Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Sen. Dodd
Government's wandering gas bag pauses over Louisiana
A drifting airship on its see America first tour paused last night above Louisiana before heading toward a rendezvous with the Air Force and a fatal plunge over the Gulf of Mexico.
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Washington
UPI
Louisiana
America
Air Force
Gulf of Mexico
More Trouble Ahead For Burt Corwin
Burton C Corwin, former state health officer, faces four additional morals charges after being rebooked from jail. Two girls aged 12 and 13 allege he enticed them into unnatural acts, while their parents file two more charges of statutory rape and two of lewdness with minors.
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Burton C. Corwin
Sheriff's Department
Corwin
Blaze Destroys House Trailer at 3612 Pama Lane
Clark County firemen report a fast spreading blaze destroyed a 56 by 10 foot house trailer owned and occupied by Harold Henderson at 3612 Pama Lane. No injuries were reported as the trailer burned minutes after the varnish finish and interior air draft fueled the fire.
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Pama Lane
Clark County
Harold Henderson
Voters Study, Not Signs, Decide Best Qualified
The piece argues voters in West Las Vegas will choose by careful study of candidates rather than by endorsements or heavy sign litter. It notes editors aim for public interest, discounts sign-campaign dominance, and says incumbents may be judged by past actions while voters discuss and decide.
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Bilbray
Las Vegas
Three Way Debate Sought in County Assessor Race
Lacovetto challenges rivals Jean Dutton and James Bilbray to a three way televised debate. He argues for voter clarity on taxation and qualifications while potential no show Bilbray faces scrutiny. The event is set for tomorrow night with talk of cost sharing and debate topics.
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Sam Llacovetto
Iacovetto
Jean Dutton
James Bilbray
Dutton
Bilbray
Jacovetto
Slain Woman Still Miss X Identity Unknown
Detectives search for the mystery woman in black found dead Thursday near a desert site. Fingerprints, footprints, and tire marks are being traced as clues. The attractive blonde, described as in her mid twenties, was discovered by a tourist who stopped to sleep.
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