Pussycat In Action Again On The Strip Turbulent Week
In Los Angeles reports the Pussycat club faced police action as tar and heat caused mess on the Strip. Sheriff’s office busy with licensing questions while stockholders push stays to keep the Pussycat open. Swimmers, doggers, and Watusians crowd the scene as officials discuss license status.
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Sheriff warns against Watusi style dances in lounges
Sheriff Ralph Lamb urges residents to curb Watusi and similar acts in lounges and nightclubs arguing they lure minors to drinking venues. He cites state law efforts to address what he calls an unhealthy trend and stresses community responsibility for entertainment aimed at youths.
Milk Dispute Over Free Milk Draws Community Ire
In a local dairy dispute Mrs. Kearney and neighbors contest a 1.14 dollar charge for milk. Vegas Valley Farms accuses Anderson Dairy of luring customers with free milk gives and assigns alleged bribes to avoid Vegas Valley deliveries to Indian Springs.
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Vegas Valley Farms
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City Loses Case Over Night Club Policing Problems
The city failed to prove minors were served and a lewd floor show at the Black Orchid. Judge Kellar, opposing Rail Ward’s stance, installs a dining bar partition while police and officials discuss the case and possible suspensions. The Hudson family faces related charges as witnesses refuse to testify.
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Kellar
Whipple
Lorin Bunker
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State Sets Deadline Over Kolod Gambling License Case
The district court overturned the order suspending Kolod near a $1 million investment. Both sides agreed to hold the revocation case in abeyance until the court decision. If Kolod pursues the license, a hearing will be set to present evidence seeking revocation in Nevada. Kolod and two others were convicted in federal court of conspiring to threaten a disbarred Denver lawyer.
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The Longest 10 Seconds Civilizations Atomic Age Anniversary
Twenty years after Hiroshima, a Kennecott sponsored program narrated by Richard Basehart recounts events leading to the 1945 bomb drop. It traces scientists and soldiers, shows rebuilt Hiroshima and Japan’s postwar industry, and questions atomic control and peaceful use of atomic energy.
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Unknown Man Killed by Car on U S 6 West of Coaldale
Deputies sought to identify a about 25 year old man killed when a car ran over him on U S 6 eight miles west of Coaldale. He had no wallet or money on him.
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UPI
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U.S. 6
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Lee Cozart
Killing the Bug: Keeping the Volkse Wagen Alive
The article argues that ongoing fixes since 1948 improve the Volkse wagen, with purists lamenting each change. The author asserts there is no choice but to keep killing the bug whenever possible to prevent the vehicle from dying.
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