Egypt Seeks Quiet Settlement Amid Military Tensions
Egypt signals willingness for negotiated peace while maintaining armed force as main hope for regaining territories. Al Ahram quotes President Nasser urging political and military action together, and rejects concessions. Israel tightens east bank defenses as Dayan’s portfolio shifts to a ministerial committee under Esko.
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United Press International
Egypt
Middle East
Israel
al Ahram
Cairo
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Arab Socialist Union
ASU
Nasser
Suez Canal
Jerusalem
East Bank
Mohammed Fawzi
Time Expires To Prosecute Two Escapees
Dist. Judge Frank Gregory dismissed escape and kidnapping charges against Ralph Gonzales and Emery Prentice for a 1967 prison farm escape. The Ormsby County DA failed to file the information on time. The duo took hostages Dixie Randall and later occupied a Gottschall home near the farm before police captured Prentice.
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Carson City
UPI
Frank Gregory
Gregory
Ormsby Court
Ralph Gonzales
Clark County
Emery Prentice
Elko
Dixie Randall
Randall
Pacifica
Murder case testimony tests wife immunity in capital case
Victoria Sagmoen testified in a Las Vegas Justice Court hearing for Charles Sagmoen accused of killing his two year old daughter Ilya Lyn Stin. The case raises whether a wife can be compelled to testify against her husband in a capital case as witnesses described bruising and a skull fracture.
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Justice Court
Victoria Sagmoen
Charles P. Sagmoen
Philadelphia St
Ilya Lyn Stinson
Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital
Sagmoen
Las Vegas
Ross Sharar
Clark County
James Clark
Public Auction Looms for 1968 Chrysler Vehicle in Las Vegas
Nevada sheriff Ralph Lamb will auction a 1968 Chrysler 2 door hardtop at Wayne's Auto Body Shop 1730 South Main Las Vegas on September 27 1968 at 10 00 a m. The sale follows a court order in case A 33120 filed by Quincy E Fortier and Continental National American Group against Patricia Hoppe O Hara Heard and Harry Boyd Heard Jr. The judgment totals 2098 59 plus 45 80 costs and 500 00 attorney fees.
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State of
Nevada
County of Clark
Quincy E. Fortier
Continental National American Group
Patricia Hoppe O'Hara
Harry Boyd Heard
Harry Boyd Heard, Jr
Chrysler
Dr. Hardtop
Wayne's Auto Body Shop
South Main
Las Vegas
Ralph Lamb
Singleton
DE Lanoy
Jemison & Reid
First National Bank
Ay Nevada
Observatory eyes Zond-5 as potential new lunar program
Jodrell Bank Director Prof Bernard Lovell said the Soviet Zond-5 may inaugurate a new lunar series. The automatic space station, launched Sunday from a large satellite, is in Earth orbit and being tracked by the observatory. Exact course and mission will be clarified as it nears the Moon.
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Jodrell Bank
England
UPI
Bernard Lovell
Jodrell Bank Space Observatory
Jedrell Bank
Outer Space
Debre urges restraint and cooperation after Soviet actions
Paris France Foreign Minister Michel Debre urged nations not to retaliate against Soviet Russia for the Czechoslovakian crackdown. He said cooperation remains essential and the great commission, formed by France and Moscow after 1966, will continue its work.
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Paris
UPI
Michel Debre
Russia
Czechoslovakia
Debre
France
Moscow
Charles de Gaulle
Funeral services set for Louis Roth creator of the California Look
Hollywood reports funeral services today for Louis Roth 85 founder of Louis Roth & Co Los Angeles born in Warsaw Poland who died last Sunday after a three year illness. In Los Angeles Carroll Baker 37 won temporary custody of her two children from ex husband director Jack Garfein 36 in a bitter dispute settled to joint custody of Blanche Joy 11 and Herschel David 10. The couple separated since July 1 1967.
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Hollywood
UPI
Louis Roth
California
Louis Roth & Co
Los Angeles
Roth, Wo
Warsaw
Poland
Carroll Baker
Esleatinee
Jack Garfein
Miss Baker
Garfe
Blanche Joy
Herschel David
Washington primary eyed as low turnout favored by incumbents
In Olympia turnout appears below average as two Black candidates vie for state offices. With Senator Warren Magnuson and Governor Dan Evans facing weak opposition, attention centers on the Democratic gubernatorial race and the Republican lieutenant governor nomination.
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Olympia
Wash
UPI
Washington
Warren G. Magnuson
Dan Evans
GOP
Apollo 7 rehearsal runs seven hours past schedule
Apollo 7 with Saturn 1B completed a key countdown test at Cape Kennedy but ran seven hours late due to ground equipment issues and a final minutes breakdown in computer communications. The delay would have postponed a real launch and pushed the simulated timing past the 4 p.m. deadline for the October flight.
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Cape Kennedy
Aps
Crackdown on Illegal LV Dumping Plans Grows
Mayor's Beautification Committee meets at City Hall to outline a police crackdown on unauthorized dumping in Las Vegas. Mrs. Bartlett says Municipal Court will prosecute dumping charges. proposal to be presented to the city commission. A monthly curb pickup plan is discussed along with redevelopment updates.
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City Hall
Robert Bartlett
City Commission
Bartlett
Muzzled Czech Newspapers Defy Moscow Pressures
Prague reports say two major Communist papers defend Ota Sik and press for room to criticize. Slovak Pravda cites freedom limits while economists back Sik’s reform path, disputing Tass claims of unemployment and foreign monopoly risks. Sik remains abroad after resignation as deputy premier.
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Prague
UPI
Soviet Union
Ota Sik
Communist Party
Moscow
Oldrich Cernik
Czechoslovakia
Rude Pravo
Sik
Kremlin
Belgrade
Pravda
Navy States Release For 600 Reservists
Navy to release 600 reservists called up after the Pueblo seizure by November 1. Air Force mobilization of 14,200 personnel to be ended as soon as possible while 7,000 have already served in Vietnam or Korea. Navy plans to place the 600 Navy airmen back to inactive status and civilian life by Nov. 1 with rest of action completed. Air Force reserves cited ongoing operational commitments and will end mobilization as orders permit.
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UPI
Defense Department
Navy
Air Force
Pueblo
Johnson
Navy Air Reserve
North Korea
South Vietnam
South Korea
United States
Maddox Backs Wallace in Presidential Clash
Georgia Governor Lester Maddox announced in Atlanta that he will actively support George Wallace for president and suggested Chicago Mayor Richard Daley as Wallace’s running mate. Maddox praised Daley over his handling of protesters at the Democratic National Convention and said he may not bolt the Democratic Party, noting he has never been part of it. He said he would campaign in many places for Wallace.
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Atlanta
UPI
Lester Maddox
Georgia
George Wallace
Chicago
Richard Daley
Maddox
Daley
Wallace
Democratic Party
National Democratic Party
National Party
Vegan Draws Fine For Tax Evasion
Wendall P. D. Tingley, 50, casino manager, pleaded no contest to tax evasion. He was fined 2500 dollars and given a three year probation for allegedly evading 233,768 dollars in taxes. Co-defendant Norbert Jansen, 50, faces sentencing September 23 on a personal tax evasion count. Jansen was president and GM of the New Pioneer Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Las Vegas
New Pioneer Hotel and Casino
Tingley
One Dies In Canada Derailment
A Canadian National passenger train derailed near Oakville Ontario killing one woman and injuring seven others. The 82 passengers were traveling from Sarnia to Toronto when six cars and the engine left the tracks at 9 a.m. The deceased is identified as Mrs. George Cavanaugh of London Ontario.
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Oakville, Ont
UPI
Canadian National Railways
Here
Sarnia
Ont
Toronto
Canadian National
George Cavanaugh
London
Local TV reviews praise Prudential drama Certain Honorable Men
Writers commend Rod Serling crafted tale of a congressman tainted by bribes and predict an Emmy for Van Heflin. Cast includes Pat Hingle and Peter Fonda with strong performances. Prudential promises more similar programs. Smog in Las Vegas Valley likened to major cities. pilot Brant notes poor air quality. Nevada Southern football draws crowd as general admission passers enjoy better views from higher seats. Randy McElhone heckles for bleacher space.
Woman laments lost waistline in fashion revival
Column quotes Joan Riley presenting a witty lament on the return of the waistline in fashion. The piece notes the long absence of defined waists and the lingering challenge of finding one in modern styles. Ruthed provides the playful tag.
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