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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1964
Page
2
Bride, a former clerk from Pasco Washington, wed Wolfe hours after winning a district court divorce. Wolfe, a former Justice of the Peace candidate, was described as a Baptist minister though his license to perform marriage ceremonies had been revoked amid past marriages.
Quiet apartments perfect for daily sleepers with no children and no pets. One bedroom unit offered at $140 near 449 Desert Inn Road. Includes seven personals classified line.
A jumble of classified items including found items, personals, help wanted, houses for sale, trust deeds, motels downtown, apartments, and miscellaneous ads. Notable entries reference a lost item near an airport, a Downtowner Motel, a furnishing rental, and various contact numbers.
Furnished apartments and houses for rent with details on location, amenities, and monthly prices. Listings include 309 No 6th St, 205 S 10th, 313 S 9th, 384, 727 area numbers, and numerous options such as bachelor, 1 or 2 bedroom units, refrigerated units, dishwashers, and carpets. Mobile home spaces also noted.
Fall season ad promotes owning an estate lot at 6000 F Lake Mead Blvd Mobile Homes with low down payment and easy monthly terms. Features include wide paved streets street lights utilities. William Meikle listed for details. Also multiple autos and supplies offered with contact at 3200 Fremont Ct.
In a reflective column from San Francisco notes on the Atlantic City Democratic convention and the 1964 campaign. The piece contrasts Johnson Humphrey's vision of a better life and ending poverty with Goldwater's program, urging a choice to build a great society.
The State of Nevada Department of Highways will conduct a public auction at 415 Charleston Blvd Las Vegas on September 4 1964. Items include buildings fences signs and residences with inspection allowed September 2 and 3. Trespass penalties apply to unauthorized removal or presence.
Mrs Stevens reports a third theft in recent months at Trudy's Jewelry Store in downtown Las Vegas. Police broadcast a citywide alert for suspects matching a general description. A late model red car with black and white plates, seen by onlookers, is linked to the investigation. Suspects around 24 years old were questioned but no arrests yet.
Left wing Congo leader Antoine Gizenga demanded a political solution and condemned U S and Belgian military aid as aggression. He urged world conscience to oppose foreign intervention as rebel forces face government troops and new defections ripple through Stanleyville and Tanganyika fronts.
A suitcase and contents valued at over 0 were stolen from the back of a pickup at the home of Donald and Florence Ward 414 Atlantic Street. Police said the bag contained clothing and was taken in the early morning hours.
Harry Buttle a Boston film distributor employee has spent 36 years amassing more than 365000 still pictures of movie stars.
North Florida and Georgia coasts including Daytona Beach St Augustine and Jacksonville reported minor damage with downed trees power lines and shattered windows. Coastal waters grew rough small craft urged to seek safe harbor as tides rose two to three feet and lowland flooding loomed. Savannah saw a gusty wind uproot a tree crashing into a house while Dade County lost 41 600 telephones and 75 to 89 percent of electricity customers were without power. Damage figures listed include 1 200 homes and 20 businesses damaged with trailers and planes also affected.
Gracie Allen known for her partnership with Burns dies of a heart attack. Born July 26 1906 in San Francisco she rose from vaudeville to radio fame with Burns and Allen. Funeral services set for Monday at 3 p.m. at Forest Lawn Memorial Church of the Recessional.
London Mrs. Rosina Jarman plans a short airplane spin over London next Saturday to mark her 100th birthday. The event emphasizes her long life and interest in aviation.
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