Cabinet shakeup sends him to State Department
President Johnson appointed Atty. Gen. Nicholas deB Katzenbach to become deputy at state, succeeding George Ball. Ball resigns for economic reasons while Rostow and Kohler join top ranks. Ramsey Clark to act as attorney general. Katzenbach noted as returning to public service in pursuit of world peace.
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Supreme Court
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Where I Stand on Birchers and Police Duty
A critique questions whether a card carrying Birther or Birch sympathizer can serve as a police officer. It argues Birch leadership would bias enforcement, cites Philadelphia’s infiltrator cases, and likens Welch's ideology to Hitler. The piece warns such loyalties undermine sworn duty and Supreme Court interpretations.
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Death Defying Marines Re Capture Fortress
U S Marines led by flame throwing tanks seized a Communist fortress near the North Vietnamese border after three days of fighting. Air Force jets shot down two to three MIG interceptors in one of the war's big air kills. Leatherneck forces killed 51 North Vietnamese troops and captured the An Dinh Gia Binh fortress complex near the DMZ.
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Nevada senator briefs on anti wiretap statute amendment
ISUN exclusive criminal proceedings described by Long after a 45 minute Capitol Hill briefing with SUN newsman and Nevada Assemblyman Art Olsen. The session followed prior correspondence in which Olsen sought information to aid amendments to Nevada’s wiretap laws.
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NLRB Forces Second Gaming Election At Casinos
The National Labor Relations Board nullified the July 28 representation election results at the Mint and Lucky casinos after a technical violation in listing eligible employees. A second election is set for October 4. Tom Hanley leads the dealers union picket outside Lucky Casino.
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Dealers Union
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Lucky Casino
Probe Boss Calls Off LV Hearings
Washington U S Senator Edward V Long heads a broad congressional probe into illicit eavesdropping by federal agents and has called off hearings planned for Las Vegas. No hearings are pending as they could interfere with current court cases and potential future actions.
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Edward V. Long
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Mystery Death Of Boulder Sailor In Viet Nam
The body of Leon Nicks 20 a Boulder City sailor was found in a Vietnamese bay after being on liberty since Friday Navy details on his death were not released He leaves a wife Mary parents Mr and Mrs James Nicks a sister Mrs Betty Spergson a brother Ivan and relatives in Boulder City Reno and Las Vegas Nicks planned a Navy career.
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James Nicks
Lake View Drive
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Reno
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Las Vegas
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Lake View
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Hotel Balloting Forces Run-off Between Teamsters and Management
Teamsters Local 881 narrowly won among hotel front end workers but failed to reach a majority, triggering a run-off with a no-union option among clerical staff. Culinary Bartenders Union, finishing third, warned the result may be challenged at the National Labor Relations Board.
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Clear skies with afternoon clouds and hot high
The forecast calls for mostly clear conditions with afternoon cloudiness and a high near 100 degrees. Low around 65 with sunrise at 5 27 and sunset at 5 41. Noontime humidity near 31 percent. Yesterday reached a high of 9 and a low of 5.
Foley wins Nevada primary by 209 votes in lieutenant governor race
Official returns show John Foley of Las Vegas narrowly defeating Harley Harmon and D. N. OCallaghan for the Democratic nomination for lieutenant governor by 209 votes after 359 Clark County votes were added. Voter turnout reached 110,252, a record due to higher registrations.
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Harley Harmon
Las Vegas
D. N
Mike) O'Callaghan
John Foley
John Koontz
Dawn air search launched for missing San Diego pilot
An air hunt begins over Southern Nevada at dawn for L. L. Coons a San Diego businessman last heard from at McCarran Airport Saturday night. Civil Air Patrol planes flew yesterday and Monday failing to locate Coons or his red and white Piper Comanche. The search centers from Las Vegas south to Nipton near the California line.
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Nipton
California
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