Reno Gazette-Journal from Reno, Nevada • Page 9

Transaction 'Warrants Immediate Analysis1 VeInpsry, Mt. Wft Bw "Evening Caurtta-S Gaming Policy Board to View Hughes -Stardust Plan Allied Forces Kill 1 Enemy Troops Gov. Paul Laxalt said Howard Hughes' report-. As chairman of the board, he "Monopoly is an evil in all; The Review-Journal reported Robert Maheu, Hughes chief Hughes to purchase other ma- iuay i.c win tdn a meeting negotiations tor the Mardust called the meeting for 10 a.m. "nes 01 Business, out you can rumors that Hushes and Star-aide, has mentioned to state of-ior eambline establishment Hotel.

'in his executive chambers in lay down an? arh'trary dust owners had worked out a ficiaLs that negotiations are un-1 It also reported a rumor that the Nevada Gaming Policy Board Friday to consider indus- "Hughes is supposed to try Carson City. Laxau ame, wuiiam Mnnott, deal that would give the indus-der way once more. Hughes has his eye on the still- quoted him as saying. trialist control of the hotel-ca-; It said speculators are say- unopened Landmark Tower. Close Said at thp hppinninp nf sinn hv Tin 1 inrt Kfnhmi lni the, J-iti to buy th eplace by April, prob- Laxalt has taken the position ably April 1." the Las Vegas 'that applications for casino lHthe specjai legislative session At the time.

Hughes report-'out to test the feeling of the' HONOR LIST ivcvicw-juuiiidi ijuoieu an r. wtu earner mis year inai ne was ecllv was otlerinc to pav more State Contro Roardi Brothers Tvlpr anrf named source. their individual merits. considering a request that the than $10 million for the Sfar-'and the State Gaming Commis- Hall, the sons of Mr. and Mrs.

Laxalt said the size of the! Some Las Vegas legislators, agenda include the multiple li- dust and thp siirrnimriinci nrnn-'sirvn Church-Mason Shift Noted In Nevada Lowell Hall Reno, have been same storv reported 'named to the honor list of Al- proposed transaction "warrant-including Assembly Speaker censing question. Jertv, the newspaper said but! The ed immediate analysis by thejMel Close have opposed ex- But the matter was never, the deal fell through. SAIGON (AP) Allied! forces killed more than 300 enemy troops in four battles in the northeast corner of South Vietnam Tuesday, but enemy pressure on the besieged U.S. Marine base at Khe Sanh slacked off. North Vietnamese gunners who have poured an average of 350 shells per day into the Khe Sanh base, in the northwest corner of the country, fired only 35 shells Tuesday.

sources close to Laxalt as say-lpha Gamma Sigma Fraternity saidjing the Governor has asked! of San Francisco City College. policy board. tensive multiple licensing. placed before lawmakers. The newspaper story Whether or not the Roman Catholic Church has changed its attitude toward Freemasonry, PAY Major Ap Qliance JL 1 i i the issue didn't seem to change commanders declined to things much in Nevada.

speculate on the reason for the On Monday, there were re- I Si ft I sudden drop-off in the bombard-Ports from Vatican City that the 8 ATA I. iI II L'Wf I 1 1 lJ i Ft church had quietly dropped its automatic excommunica tion penalty against members who belong to the Masonic or der. Tuesday, the issue was not quite clear, Apparently, this excommuni cation has never been enforced nient. There had been some expectation that the North Vietnamese surrounding Khe Sanh would make a major move today to mark the 14th anniversary of the beginning of the siege of Dien Bien Phu, another isolated base whose loss was the last straw for the French. The U.S.

Command had no word on action today at Khe Sanh, but there was no indication from newsmen there that there was in Nevada. Silas Ross, the senior of tomorrow! Wards own Alrline and Signcturc applianccs drastically reduced! past grand masters of Masons in Nevada, and a member of the Supreme Council of the Scottish Rite, said that since the turn of the century he has known many Catholics who were members of Nevada Ma sonic lodges. "To my knowledge there nev er have been any excommunications," he said. "The Catholic Church's ban applies all over the world, but only in the Latin any unusual activity. About 25 miles east of Khe, Sanh, South Vietnamese infantrymen and armored cavalrymen reported 194 enemy soldiers killed in a two-day battle that ended Tuesday night five miles north of the U.S.

Marine headquarters at. Dong Ha. Their losses were 39 killed, 91 wounded and 12 missing. A government spokesman said most of the South Vietnamese casualties were suf- countries and southern Europe has the line been firmly drawn." The church's attitude has never been a problem as far as Freemasonry is concerned, Ross said. Any man who is freeborn, rf loiirfnl no iirnll vorfminDnrl fered in a heavy arti lery bar-ed who befieves in a rage mat inggereu me ucuue and who has book ic iwu.

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weeks. Three miles to the east, U.S. Marines battled for eight hours with an estimated 600 North Vietnamese and counted the bodies of 35 enemy soldiers afterwards. Ten Americans were killed and 23 wounded. The 3rd Marine Division has Its headquarters at Dong Ha, 11 miles south of the demilitarized zone.

Tuesday's other heavy fighting was below Quang Tri City capital of South Vietnam's northernmost province, eight miles south of Dong Ha. Fresh enemy units have been reported crossing the DMZ into the area recently. In a battle which continued Into the night, soldiers of the U.S. 1st Air Cavalry Division reported killing 59 enemy soldiers and seizing one suspect southwest of Quang Tri. U.S.

casualties were withheld while the clash went on. Prelates in the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith drew up a statement for release and then withdrew it because some church authorities were not satisfied with the wording. Another statement was ordered Sources in the Vatican's press office reported that the first statement said: "The attitude of the Church toward Freemasons is not changed. Nor has any instruc tion been issued on the matter. The statement was drawn up in the congregation in answer to requests for comment on re ports that said the church had quietly dropped its automatic Si excommunication penalty.

Freemasonry, dedicated to Other units of the division fought southeast of Quang Tri and reported killing 16 North Vietnamese, with one American killed and 20 wounded. About 80 miles farther south, government infantrymen overran a Viet Cong command post near Quang Ngai City and reported killed 86 guerrillas. A government spokesman said U.S. Army helicopter gun-ships sank 21 sampans carrying the ideal of universal brotherhood has long been condemned by the Catholic Church, which NOW YOU CAN ENJOY FABULOUS FADE-PROOF COLORS! considered it antireligious. Automatic excommunication Solid state phono has handy built-in radio for masons became a part of Catholic canon law in 1918.

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