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Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1963

Page

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Americans urged to flee Haiti border region amid invasion

Government sources described about 300 men striking across the Dominican frontier at Fort Liberte and dividing into small units for guerrilla work. Exiled Gen. Leon Cantave led the effort aimed at toppling Duvalier, with claimed seizures including Fort Liberte Debrac Troy and Limonade along a 30 mile route toward Cap Haitien.

Fort Liberte Leon Cantave Santo Domingo Paul Verna Democratic National Union Verna Ciies Debrac Troy Limonade Cap-Haitien Caribbean Francois Duvalier Haiti Port Au Prince Caracas Venezuela Cap-Heitien St. Marc Gonaives U.S Glion Curtis Jr State Department Rene Chalmers Inva

Thompson confirmed as federal judge for Nevada

The Senate approved Bruce Thompson of Reno by voice vote to serve as federal district judge for Nevada. The 54 year old Reno native is a University of Nevada and Stanford Law School graduate. He fills the post vacated earlier this year after John R. Ross died of a heart attack during an income tax case in Portland, Oregon.

Washington UPI Senate Bruce Thompson Reno Nevada Thompson John R. Ross Portland Gre University of Nevada Stanford University

Witnesses Lied Ward's Pa Declares In Court

London reports that a friend who helped Dr Stephen Ward move into a flat says three witnesses lied at Ward's vice trial. John Hamilton Marshall stated he knew what happened at the flat and visited Ward several nights a week. Ward had been convicted of living off the earnings of prostitutes and later overdosed on barbiturates.

London UPI Stephen Ward Christine Keeler Mandy Rice-Davies Ward John Hamilton Marshall Evening Standard

Paternity Suit Filed Over Venezuelan Perez Extradition

Judge Fulton dismissed a paternity action by 26 year old Ilona Lorenz seeking support for herself and 17 month old Monica Mercedes against Perez. He ruled the filing did not show irreparable damage if relief was denied. The suit remains to be acted on by August 17 for a State Department decision on extradition. Perez’s lawyers plan to seek dismissal.

Fulton Ilona Marita Lorenz Monica Mercedes Perez State Department

Two Killed Two Injured In Crashes Near Border

Two crashes on U S Highway 9 near the Nevada California line left two dead and two hurt. Charles Meland 22 of Los Angeles and Elline Kelly 21 of Austin Minnesota died when their car was crushed between two tractor trailers driven by Phillip Holley 25 of Ontario California and Gilbert Dess 25 of Las Vegas. Kelly drove the car and perished as the vehicle burst into flames. Meland was thrown clear. A second crash six miles across the border injured Kenneth Mayes 60 and Eva Mayes, a Yucaipa California couple, treated and released at Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital.

Nevada- California California Highway Patrol Charles Robert Meland Los Angeles Elline E. Kelly Austin Holley Kelly Meland Yucaipa Calif Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital Kenneth Mayes Eva

Senate approves $1.2 billion military pay rise

The Senate approved a 1.2 billion pay increase by a unanimous 84 to 0 vote. The measure would raise pay for about 1.9 million active personnel and include reservists and roughly 417,000 retired servicemen.

Washington UPI Senate Sen

Weather Outlook With Showers Likely This Afternoon

Mostly cloudy today with possible late afternoon showers or thundershowers. Gentle winds become gusty near activity. High 96, low 72. Noontime humidity 45 percent. Sunrise 5 52, sunset 7 40. Yesterday’s high 94, low 74.

List Roster of Alleged Crime Council

The Justice Department has compiled a list of about a dozen men believed to form the high command of much of the nation’s organized crime. Officials say information from a former member of the syndicate helped shape the roster. The reference aligns with prior claims of a grand council ruling the syndicate.

Alleged Crime Council Washington API Justice Department

Vegas Gambling Bids Hit Denial by Gaming Control Board

The Nevada Gaming Control Board recommended denying two major gambling license bids and placed seven others under advisement. One advisory bid involved a half million dollar attempt to acquire the Sans Souci hotel casino on the Las Vegas Strip by Ike Larue Jr. and a Las Vegas gambler. Ike Larue Jr. of Jackson seeks $410,000 for a 75 percent stake in Castaways Casino, slated to replace Sans Souci, with Eugene McCarlie investing $50,000 for 25 percent and serving as general manager. Also recommended for denial were bids from Sam Presley Jr., Col. Ralph Hicks, and Frank.

Carson City UPL Gaming Control Board Sans Ike Larue Jr Jackson Castaways Sans Souci Eugene McCarlie Las Vegas Sam Presley Jr Col Ralph Hicks Frank

More Hearings Today on Vegas Bookie License

The Nevada Gaming Commission holds further hearings on tax evasion charges against Saratoga Race Book owners Henry Remolis and Lamar Bergen. Investigators say the pair avoided federal and state taxes.

Vegas Nevada Gaming Commission Commission Henry Remolis Lamar Bergen

Astronaut trainees endure blistering desert survival course

Nine new astronauts left classrooms for a five day desert survival drill at Stead Air Force Base. The group will camp near mock Gemini and Apollo craft in 130 degree daytime heat and 39 degree nights, learning shelter, water, food, and hazard procedures with doctors, Stead personnel, and Mercury veterans. The trainees include White, McDevitt, Young, Conrad, Borman, Armstrong, Stafford, Lovell, and Lee, with Cooper and Slayton supervising.

Donald Slayton Florida Edward White James McDevitt John Young Elliott Lee Jr Charles Conrad Jr Frank Borman Neil Armstrong Thomas Stafford James Lovell Jr Houston Texas Mercury L.gordon Cooper Slayton

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