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Newspaper

Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1966

Page

2

Rail rate rise urged to avert national rail strike

Prime Minister Pearson announced railways may raise rates to meet workers demands as a nationwide rail strike set for noon Friday loomed. Other brief items include Wendell Corey pleading no contest to reckless driving in Santa Monica, a Viet Cong pledge to disrupt South Vietnamese elections, a church explosion blamed on a gas leak in Plainview, and a forest fire containment update in Cottage Grove plus a Berlin police hunt for a Canadian kidnapped child.

Ottawa UPI Lester B. Pearson

Las Vegas Sun Staff and Publishing Details

The Las Vegas Sun lists its editorial and publishing staff including H M Greenspun editor and publisher and executives Ruthe Deskin Bryn Armstrong Vince Anselmo and Dave Bradley. It notes the paper is published mornings including Sundays from 900 South Commerce Street Las Vegas Nevada and is a Second Class Matter entry.

Las Vegas Sun, Inc South Commerce Street Las Vegas Nevada Ruthe Deskin Bryn Armstrong Vince Anselmo Dave Bradley Gerry Appleby Jack Davenpoirt William Sherwood Burt Bay Haney Womack H. M. Greenspun Ray Germain Barbara Greenspun Ward-Griffith Co Chicago Detroit York San Francisco Los Angeles United Press International Nevada State Press Association American Newspaper Publishers Association California Newspaper Publishers Association The Audit Bureau of Circulation

Subscription Rates for Daily Sunday and Mail Plans

Rates listed for daily 10 cents and Sunday 20 cents, with carrier delivery at 2.00 per month. Mail subscriptions require advance payment in the continental United States, showing one month three months six months and twelve months options with totals 9.00 16.50 and 30.00 respectively.

Continental United States

Clark County invites bids for 150 tons fertilizer

The Clark County Board of Commissioners Nevada will open bids at 10:00 A.M. September 20 1966 for approximately 150 tons of commercial fertilizer from the Clark County Purchasing Agent. Deliver to Winterwood Golf Course Las Vegas Nevada. Bids must be sealed and marked Bid for Commercial Fertilizer with bidder name and address. Bids may not be withdrawn for 30 days. county may reject all bids and readvertise. Published in Las Vegas Sun September 7 and 24.

Board of Commissioners Clark County State of Nevada Winterwood Las Vegas Nevada

Will Quiz Candidates During Week

The Voters League in West Las Vegas will interview political candidates each weeknight until the primary election. From 8 to 10 at the Ellis Lodge on Jackson Street a screening panel will question candidates, focusing on Assembly hopefuls Thursday and Friday, with state senate candidates invited Monday.

Voters League Las Vegas Ellis Lodge Jackson Street Clarence Ray Marjorie Elliott Don Hampton Thelma Ray League Assembly

Walkouts Persist as Talks Continue at Nevada Test Site

The Nevada Test Site labor dispute enters its 56th day with federal mediators resuming talks between electricians union and Reynolds Electrical and Engineering Co. Plumbers and pipefitters talks not yet scheduled. MEDS say both sides seek a quick, workable solution while noting limited project slowdowns.

Nevada Electricians Union Reynolds Electrical and Engineering Co Plumbers William Rose Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service Washington Reynolds

Sawyer Heads for East Coast Three Day Stop

Gov. Grant Sawyer departs for a three day eastern trip visiting Washington D C and New York. In Washington he meets the Advisory Committee on Federal and State relations and Ferris Bryant head of the Office of Emergency Planning. He does not plan to meet Atty. Gen. Katzenbach over gambler profit reports. In New York City he will nominate Reno attorney Leslie Fry as national commander of the Veterans of Foreign Wars. He returns to Carson City Saturday.

Grant Sawyer Washington D.C New York City Washington Governors Conference Ferris Bryant Governor’s Office Sawyer Atty Nicholas Deb Katzenbach Nevada Leslie Fry Reno Veterans of Foreign Wars Carson City

Mafia Leaders Slapped With Contempt Charges

A Detroit grand jury indicted eight men including five reputed Mafia chieftains and three associates on contempt of court charges. The eight, alleged to dodge questions by invoking the Fifth Amendment, face possible arrests soon. Six reside in Grosse Pointe areas, one in Detroit, one in Warren. Names include Licavoli, Rubino, Polizzi, Corrado, Giacolone, Tanner, Moses Joseph, and Massu.

Detroi UPI Detroit Edward S. Piggins Grosse Pointe Warren, Mich Peter Licavoli Matthew Mike) Rubino Michael Polizzi Dominic Peter Fats) Corrado Vito Billy Jack) Giacalone James Occo) Tanner Moses Joseph George Moses) Massu Licavoli Rubino Polizzi Corrado Gia

Urban sewage systems lag in modern era

Chicago and American cities discharge three times as much untreated sewage into rivers lakes and streams as in 1900. Of 11 420 communities with sewers only 7 500 systems are adequate indicating widespread infrastructure shortcomings.

Chicago

Fish Catch Surges in South African Waters

Pretoria reports a dramatic rise in commercial fishing yields with total catches growing from 100000 tons in 1945 to nearly 15 million tons by 1965, highlighting rapid expansion of the industry and its economic impact.

Pretoria

Nixon floats Johnson Kennedy running mate in 1963

Former Vice President Richard Nixon suggested that President Johnson might drop Hubert Humphrey and choose Senator Robert F. Kennedy as his running mate in 1963. He noted the idea as a misgiving and offered little on 1968 GOP plans. Kennedy led polls against Johnson among Democrats and independents.

Capitol Hill Senate Robert Kennedy Nixon Kennedy New York Johnson

Strong controls urged on tire re tread practices

The National Executive Committee of the Vehicle Equipment Safety Commission adopted recommendations demanding stricter controls on brake lining and tire retreads. Louis P. Spitz said manufacturers must upgrade retreads and linings, with lab tests replacing road tests for examinations. The two day meeting at Stardust Hotel was the sixth held this year following sessions in Washington Denver New York and Omaha.

Vehicle Equipment Safety Commission Louis P. Spitz Nevada Department of Motor Vehicles Detroit Spitz Stardust Hotel National Executive Committee Washington Denver New York Omaha

Court Action Sought To Stop LV Picketing

A petition filed before Judge Roger D. Foley Jr seeks to halt LV picketing in the five month dispute between Holiday Inn and the Culinary Bartenders Union. The filing states the union violated Section 8 of the Labor Relations Act and notes Holiday Inn employees voted against the union on May 24 by 9 to 32. Judge Foley ordered the union to appear September 2 to show cause why the pickets should not be stopped. an order to halt picketing until the hearing was anticipated.

Holiday Inn Culinary Bartenders Union Roger D. Foley Jr Bartenders-Culinary Union Foley U. S National Labor Relations Board

Community Pride and Service Highlight North Las Vegas

Olson leads Girl Scouts in a first for Nevada city by shadowing department heads for a day at City Hall. Onward and Edith Abbington praised for decades of teaching and civic work. Boys Club director Jerry Gillock lauded for youth leadership as North Las Vegas promotes advisory boards to aid officials.

Olson City Hall Nevada Onward Edith Abbington Regal Estates Las Vegas Edith Sunrise Eagle Scout Board Ana el Boys Club Clark County Jerry Gillock Carey and Webster PTA

Dallas Epidemic Claims Sixth Life

Six aircraft sprayed about 75,000 acres with insecticide as Dallas battles encephalitis. Health officials report six deaths and 89 suspected cases, with the latest victim a 74 year old woman who died at St. Paul’s Hospital.

Dallas UPS Hal J. Dewlett St. Paul's Hospital Dewlett

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