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Newspaper

Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1966

Page

2

Californian Travel Pay Hailed as Nevada Interest Issue

Denton accuses Walter Baring of inaction as California and New York lawmakers back travel pay for federal workers at the Nevada Test Site. He notes a March 31 law authorizing up to 7.59 dollars daily for over 100 travelers between Las Vegas and the site, with Nevada at stake amid House inattention.

Nevada House of Representatives California Ralph Denton Denton Las Vegas Howard Cannon Senate Alan Bible House North Vegas Democratic Club Chet Holifield Jon Rep Bantam Rosenthal New York Walter Baring

Truesdell Quits Chapel Business After License Fallout

The Rev. Robert I. Truesdell, famed as a rebellious Las Vegas marrying minister, sold his stake in Chapel of the Bells to a corporation and said he will pursue church work in Las Vegas. A district panel refused to renew his license, he fought a court ruling, and an appeal to the State Supreme Court is pending as he heads to Lake Havasu for trout fishing.

Robert I. Truesdell Las Vegas Chapel of the Bells Las Vegas Blvd. South Truesdell George Tlint Nevada Mission Fellowship State Supreme Court Lake Havasu

Amended Summons in Nevada District Court Case

The State of Nevada issues an amended summons in a Clark County case Budget Finance Plan of Nevada Inc v Wilbur and Joyce Perkins. The defendants must answer within 20 days after service. failure leads to default judgment on a balance due on a promissory note and chattel mortgage. Clerk Loretta Bowman, Deputy Clerk Joan Harris. Date: August 17, 1966.

District Court State of Nevada Clark Budget Finance Plan OF Nevada Loretta Bowman Joan Harris

Hansen and Roncalio Lead Wyoming Senate Primary

Wyoming Governor Clifford Hansen and U S House member Teno Roncalio won clear victories to enter the U S Senate race in the state's largest primary. Roncalio ran unopposed in the Democratic nomination while Hansen faced only minor challenger Wayne Kinney of Laramie.

Cheyenne Wyo UPI Wyoming Clifford Hansen U. S. House Teno Roncalio Roncalio Rancher Hansen Wayne Kinney Laramie

Apartment Blaze Sends Woman to Hospital

Clark County fire fighters battled a small smoky apartment fire last night. One woman, Lorraine Bast of 4313 La Cienega St, was treated at Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital for smoke inhalation and listed in satisfactory condition. The fire started in a sofa and the cause remains unknown.

Clark County Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital Lorraine Bast la Cienega St

Bail Opens Jail Door For Rosina Pagan

Brazilian actress Rosina Pagan 37 was freed yesterday on 3000 bail pending a court appearance on a new burglary charge. She had been free on bail pending trial on one burglary count when arrested again after a victim identified her from 50 police photos. Richard Dykstra of Racine Wisconsin reported a red haired woman entered his hotel room Monday and stole his trousers and 500 dollars in cash and traveler's checks. Last June Pagan was arrested after a similar hotel burglary.

Rosina Pa Miss Pagan Richard Dykstra Racine Wis

Banks Raise Prime Rate Sparking Washington Concern

Banks nationwide lifted the prime rate on business loans to 6 percent drawing early concern from Treasury Secretary Henry Fowler. Major lenders including First National City Bank of New York and Continental Illinois led the move while others in Boston Philadelphia New York and San Francisco weighed actions.

Washington UPI Johnson Administration Treasury Henry Fowler First National City Bank of New York First Western Bank and Trust Co Los Angeles Cali Boston Philadelphia New York San Francisco

Judges Should Be Thoroughly Known By Voters

The author argues citizens must scrutinize judicial candidates, including lay judges and justices of the peace, to ensure they are learned, fair, and free from improper influence. He warns that everyday contact with the law occurs in lower courts and urges voters to study candidates as rigorously as executive or legislative contenders. Your life, liberty, or property may be at stake.

Moon landing possible earlier than planned says NASA chief

Washington UPI reports Dr. George E. Mueller, head of the U.S. manned spaceflight program, says there is a small possibility of landing Apollo astronauts on the moon in 1968 ahead of schedule. He cautions that forecasting the first landing date now would be idle.

Washington UPI America George E. Mueller

U S Denies Cambodia Bombing After Public Hint

The State Department conceded publicly for the first time yesterday that U S aircraft may have bombed Cambodian territory earlier this month. Senator Dirksen criticized the rising loss of planes over Viet Nam noting 13 planes lost last week and Defense Secretary McNamara’s forecast of 580 aircraft down yearly. In Torrance Arch Johnson 44 star of Camp Runamuck was booked on suspicion of marijuana possession.

Washington UPI State Department U.S Senate Everett M. Dirksen Viet Nam Dirksen Defense Robert §. McNamara Torrance Calif Arch Johnson

Capitol delays decision on $34 million west front project

The house acted yesterday to postpone until next year a decision on constructing a $34 million west front for the Capitol Building.

Washington UPI House Capitol Building

Bandits Take Appliances From City Warehouse

National Savings and Loan Association warehouse on Oquendo Street reported $11,000 in appliances stolen. 22 refrigerators five dishwashers and 10 living room furniture sets were taken. a worker found the theft yesterday after a Friday inventory.

Oquendo Street Sheriff’s Office The National Savings and Loan Association

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