Communist training methods echoed by Birch Society leaders
In this column the writer argues that the Birch Society mirrors Communist tactics to infiltrate and distort American institutions. It compares organizational structure, recruitment, and propaganda, alleging Birch leaders imitate Moscow lines and pursue political control, urging members to join local groups and police to undermine civil order.
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Six Car Crash on North Main Leaves Seven Injured
A chain reaction crash on North Main Street involved six cars and a burning vehicle. Driver Charles Devore, 42, fled the scene after rear ending a truck, then struck multiple cars causing serious injuries to seven people and two hospitalizations. Devore faced a reckless driving charge and leaving the scene. Charles Hamilton, 43, a passenger in the fifth car, was hospitalized with facial and arm lacerations.
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Southern Nevada Memorial
Education Boom Backs 1965 College Enrollment Rise
A Census Bureau survey shows 5.7 million students enrolled in colleges and professional schools in fall 1965, up 59 percent since 1960, reflecting a sizable higher education expansion.
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Urges Funds For Peace Not Warfare
Rear Admiral Frank A Brandley told 700 Fleet Reserve Association members at the Dunes Hotel that funds now used for nuclear deterrence should be redirected to cultural and socio economic projects such as universities hospitals housing projects and theatres. He cited Navy sea power including the Polaris and noted the Navy’s role in solving 20 international tension periods since World War II.
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Graham Cleared Health Check with Minor Urinary Infection
Dr Billy Graham, 47, received a clean bill of health aside from a minor urinary infection after examination at a London clinic. Doctors indicated most reports were favorable and treatable with medication. Fu neral services held for Hank Coffin a 42 year old stunt pilot known for films Hell's Angels and Dawn Patrol. Lyndon B Johnson toured western landmarks including a cable car ride and speeches amid a conservation policy pat on Gov Brown.
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Chamber seeks Fremont Street parking ban at night
The Las Vegas Chamber of Commerce asked city commissioners to ban all parking on Fremont Street from Main to Sixth Streets from 6 p.m. to 6 a.m. The board approved the recommendation. Officials say daylight parking should stay and existing rules hold until two new high rise garages are built.
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Woman Found Dead in Car Near Searchlight
Las Vegas woman Sue Farris Weiler aged 47 was found dead in her car near Searchlight. Officials say an apparent self-inflicted overdose of barbiturates caused the death, with the body remained about 36 hours before discovery by Deputy Sheriff Sharkey Meyers. Her last known address is 2616 Sherwood Ave.
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Run-Off Slated in LV Election
A run off is set in Las Vegas election as 57 ballots are challenged by three groups. An NLRB representative is expected next week to investigate the challenges and whether the Culinary Bartenders Union will pursue nullifying the vote.
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Court Order Halts Firm's Activity In Las Vegas Area
The SEC obtained a Federal Court order barring Pioneer Mortgage Bankers of Las Vegas from buying or selling property until Oct. 7. The unlicensed firm claims ownership of multiple properties in Las Vegas and western states and faces allegations of fraud through real estate schemes. The order requires all receipts and property records to be placed in a bank or depositary.
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Grand Jury Land Probe Nears End
The Clark County Grand Jury, meeting briefly yesterday, nears completion of its Henderson land case report and su pport formation toward disbandment. Indictments are not expected. jurors seek relief from duties, possibly prompting impaneling a new panel and shifting cases from the Grand Jury to Justice Court.
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Gaming Debt Threat Leads To Arrests
Two men were arrested in North Hollywood on extortion charges after threatening a salesman over a $53,009 gambling debt. Ed C. Whited and Ace Mc Marter were booked on burglary holds with extortion expected. officers found burglary tools a pistol and marijuana in their car. The salesman Glen Peck said he lost $55,000 in a liar's poker game and paid $2,000 plus a note for the balance.
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Hollywood
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