Nevada Club and Las Vegas Nightlife Tidbits
A collage of social notes from Las Vegas in 1964 highlights a blonde seen at the Nevada and Lucky clubs, local residents’ jobs and hobbies, ski race preparations at Lake Mead with 75 trophies and 36 plaques, and various community updates from Busch Clark to the Kingston Trio. It mentions Budgets, security posts, and neighborhood chatter with multiple named locals and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Bond
T-Bird
Clifford Bond
Bitter Drive
Jack Soo
Jimmy
Fairfax High School
L. A
Lake Mead
Flower Drum Song
Christine Paulos
Dorothy Liska
Thunderbird
Agnes Trull
Joan Hart
Bob
Charleston Heights
Joan
Oakland
Calif
Ft. Worth
Texas
Billy Guitar
Alibi
Boulder Highway
U.S.A
Busch Clark
Nevada
Busch Brothers
Bessie Beatty
Mercury
Linda
Busch
Leo Martin
Reynolds Electrical and Engineering Co
Bertha
Jack Beggs
Jack
Sahara Ave
Earle Shade
Quincy, Ill
Fremont Hotel
Dante Mirabelli
California
James Holland
Las Vegas
Mary
Bank of Nevada
First St
South Eleventh St
Carol Tuttle
Costa Mesa
Cheri and
Jacki Gilbertson
Encore
Family
First
Clark Ave
Nevada Drive In
Bob Baskin
Jo Nell Murgay
Hope the Woodwards
Stewart
30Th Way
U S and Soviet Close to Agreement on Observation Posts
At Geneva the United States and the Soviet Union push for a new phase in disarmament, focusing on observation posts to deter surprise builds. Both sides favor steady progress, with Kennedy pledging allied consultation. Moscow links posts to troop cuts in Germany, while Washington weighs ally positions and post locations.
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Geneva
UPI
United States
Soviet Union
Kennedy
Washington
Atlantic
NATO
Warsaw Pact
East
West
Germany
Moscow
Stelle
Earthquake Felt Near Fiji Islands
The University of California reported a strong earthquake near the Fiji Islands in the Pacific early today. Seismologist Don Tocher put the magnitude between 6.75 and 7 on the Richter scale, with readings across a two hour period and the sharpest jolt at 5 29 am.
Viet Students Raise Voices In Protest
Viet students emerge as the spearhead of opposition to President Ngo Dinh Diem's government as martial law tightens after Buddhist leaders are jailed. The protests mark the first sustained anti government demonstrations in South Vietnam's history and reveal a shift from the traditionally quiet student body.
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Saigon
UPI
South Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
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J. G. Whittier
James T. Fields
U.S
Burt
United Nations
Charles C. Stelle
Semyon K. Tsarapkin
AinesTen Tri
Featuring
Louis
Nye
Motion Pictures
Fiji Islands
First National Bank of Nevada
Schwartz Bros
Fremont