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Newspaper

Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1963

Page

9

McClellan subcommittee probes gambling and point shaving

Las Vegas investigators left town after 15 days of quiet work and may return in spring. They probed possible point shaving in basketball and football, athlete gambling ties, and heavy boxing wagering. Subpoenas arrived from Washington as officials consider further appearances by prominent gaming figures.

McClellan Senate Subcommittee McClellan Las Vegas Washington Uncle Sam

Confidential Report on Unlisted Calls to Football Players

Agents subpoenaed telephone company records and financial statements seeking calls between unlisted home phones. The note hints at possibly sensitive patterns involving local football players and unlisted numbers, ending with a cryptic closing from Our Man in Vegas.

L. and Vegas

Col Baron Chosen for Caribbean Army Inspection Tour

Col Charles Baron a Sands Hotel executive and Army veteran of 26 years reports April 19 to the Under Secretary of the Army to join Gene Robens on a 15 day Caribbean tour. He will inspect Army installations in the area and has held top secret assignments and attended the Command and Staff College.

Col Charles Baron Sands Hotel Col. Baron Army Gene Robens Baron Command and Staff College Las Vegas

Strip crackdown sparks bold threats and court house tensions

Sheriff Ralph Lamb and the DA's office intensify action against prostitutes on the Strip. A Strip hotel musician threatened to punch a deputy after his wife was arrested. He could have faced a rough trip to jail via the courthouse elevator.

Ralph Lamb Fellows

Scholar calls for censorship end in church in San Francisco

UPI reports Father Hans Kung, a Catholic scholar at Germany’s University of Tubingen, urged abolition of censorship and “Roman inquisitorial proceedings” in the Catholic Church. He condemned centuries of religious persecution and urged Vatican II to end secret procedures and the index of prohibited books. He spoke at the University of San Francisco.

San Francisco UPI Hans Kung Germany University of Tubingen King The University of San Francisco

Veader’s Rise From Aspiring Lawyer to Kennedy Impersonator

Vaughn Meader once aimed to be a criminal lawyer but lacked funds. He turned to stage work, honed his impressions of John F Kennedy, and rose to fame after joining Phase II and The First Family project, eventually seeking broader hosting roles beyond impersonation.

Vaughn Meader Congo Hotel Sahara Meader John F. Kennedy Greenwich Village Buddy Allen Vaughn Talent Scouts

Berkeley Ballot Debates Housing Discrimination Ordinance

Berkeley voters go to the polls to decide a city ordinance that would outlaw housing discrimination. A simple majority will determine passage and potential state and national repercussions.

Berkeley Calif

Engineer Team Visits School at Mackay Nevada

An accreditation committee of the Engineers Council for Professional Development completed a two day inspection of the Mackay School of Mines and College of Engineering at the University of Nevada. The seven member panel, chaired by Dr H S Stillwell of the University of Illinois, reviewed curricula and facilities across civil electrical and mechanical engineering and geology metallurgical and mining divisions.

Engineers’ Council For Professional Development Mackay School of Mines College of Engineering University of Nevada H. S. Stillwell University of Illinois

Bridges Delivers Keynote at ILWU Convention

In San Francisco Harry Bridges spoke to about 270 delegates from 70 locals at the ILWU biennial convention. The opening session was open to the public, with sessions announced by an ILWU spokesman.

San Francisco UPI Harry Bridges International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's Union West Coast Alaska Hawaii ILWU

Bodies of Nine Skiers Recovered in Avalanche

INNSBRUCK Austria rescue teams recovered the bodies of nine skiers seven Germans and two Austrian guides killed Sunday by an avalanche on Kematenalm a 6300 foot peak near Innsbruck.

Innsbruck Austria

42 El Cerrito Teens Treated for Carbon Monoxide Poisoning

Forty two El Cerrito high school students returning from Squaw Valley suffered mild carbon monoxide poisoning when their bus stalled on U S 40 near Soda Springs. Eight girls were hospitalized briefly. all were released.

Truckee Calif UPID el Cerrito San Francisco Bay Area U. S. 40 Soda Springs Tahoe Forest Hospital The California Highway Patrol Denise Wimm Nita Roberts Karen Russell Lana Morrow Claudia Weeks Kris Lovett Maxine Long Marie Bradfield el Cerrito High School Billy Shepherd el Cerrito City Donner Summit Lodge Squaw Valley

Coast Guard Academy Exam Date Set Nationwide

Sen Howard W Cannon announced the Coast Guard Academy entrance examination will be held nationwide on December 7 1963. Exams will occur in over 1000 cities and admit qualified young men to a four year program leading to a commission and a Bachelor of Science degree. Applicants must be single between 17 and 24 by July 1 1964 and in good health. a high school diploma is required with specific coursework.

Washington Howard W. Cannon U.S. Coast Guard Academy Sen. Cannon America U.S. Coast Guard Coast Guard Academy

Don Wilson Wins First Announcing Job After San Francisco Audition

Don Wilson, longtime Jack Benny announcer since 1933, landed his first announcing role following an audition after his singing trio was stranded in San Francisco.

Don Wilson Jack Benny San Francisco

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