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Newspaper

Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1976

Page

5

Believe It or Not Las Vegas Celebrity Bits Flashing

A burst of offbeat notes from Las Vegas shows and stars. Eddie Fisher flung a watch at Buddy Hackett onstage at the Sahara while Julie Andrews captivates crowds at Caesars Palace. Mentions of El Rancho Vegas history, Joe Namath, John Davidson, Gabe Kaplan, and Telly Savalas color a collage of showbiz chatter. The column closes with a celebrity calendar: Basie, Wilt Chamberlain, Princess Margaret, Yastrzemski, and Dorothy Parker milestones.

Buddy Hackett Eddie Fisher Buddy Sahara Julie Andrews Caesars Palace el Rancho Vegas Sophie Tucker Joe EB. Lewis Howard Hughes Las Vegas Joe Namath John Davidson The Ministry Gabe Kaplan Paris France Bobby Sargent Zsa Zsa Gabor Telly Savalas Ash Resnick Coney Island Paul Anka Pablo Los Angeles UNLV SUN Sports Jerry Tarkanian L.A. Lakers Obie Oberlander Otto Preminger Count Basie Wilt Chamberlin England Princess Margaret Boston Carl Yastrzemski Kathy Lennon Lennon Sisters Dorothy Parker

Americans to face Soviet heroin smuggling trial in Moscow

Three young Americans Dennis Burn Paul Brawer and Gerald Amster go on trial in Moscow City Court for a multi million dollar heroin smuggling scheme. They allegedly carried 71 pounds of brown sugar heroin in false bottomed suitcases through Moscow airport on an Aeroflot flight from Kuala Lumpur to Paris. The case may carry up to ten years in prison.

Moscow UPI U.S Aeroflot Kuala Lumpur Malaysia Paris Lefortovo

Be ir ut Civil War Flares As Beirut Shelling Rages

In Beirut civilians endure around the clock artillery duels as Christian and Moslem fighters pound residential districts. At least 42 killed and over 85 wounded as schools and markets face shell fire while leaders vow to press the war.

Beirut API Piero Cordone Musseitbeh

Volkswagen plant near New Stanton gains momentum

Volkswagen chief Toni Schmuecker said final negotiations on a New Stanton Pennsylvania assembly plant are nearing completion after a preliminary master agreement signed with the state. He cited Pennsylvania’s incentives as decisive and noted VW will introduce a wide range of 1977 models in October, with price increases likely due to U S antidumping actions.

Wolfsburg West Germany UPI Volkswagen Toni Schmuecker New Stanton State of Pennsylvania Schmuecker Ford Pennsylvania U.S. Treasury Department

Rhodesian Denies Raid On Refugee Camp

Rhodesia rejects charges its forces attacked a refugee camp and claims the target was a black nationalist guerrilla base. government officials say irrefutable evidence backs the claim and report casualties include guerrillas, Mozambique troops, and civilians.

Salisbury, Rhodesia UPI U.N. High Commission For Refugees Mozambique

Alastair Sim Dies at 75 Led British Comedy Career

British actor Alastair Sim, famed for his double take and wit, died at home at 75. A stage and screen star from Scotland, he rose in Shakespeare and West End hits, starred in A School for Scoundrels, and mentored by Margaret Rutherford.

Alastair Sim London UPI Sim Margaret Rutherford Chichester West End Broadway Scotland Edinb College Edinburgh University Prospero Shylock

Nellis Mum On Fighters

F-111 jet fighters at Nellis Air Force Base may be on alert for Korea but officials would not confirm. A Nellis spokesman said a precautionary move sent a squadron of F-4s and an F-111 squadron from Mountain Home to Korea. F-111s were limited to essential flights since July 30 due to engine issues with a re inspection in the second week of August.

Nellis Air Force Base Korea Air Force Secretary of Defense Washington, D.C Nellis Okinawa Mountain Home Air Force Base Idaho

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