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Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1964

Page

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Newspaper burned out sues insurers over fire loss

A city newspaper accuses Fireman's Fund, Great American, National Union Fire, and National Surety of stalling through lengthy court delays after a 1963 fire destroyed its offices. The editor cites industry assets over 37 billion dollars and 15.6 billion earned premiums as reasons insurers can wait out a small claim while the paper seeks compensation. The note promises further detail on Page 2.

Fireman's Fund Insurance Co Great American Insurance Co National Union Fire Insurance Co National Surety Corp Adjustment Bureau

King Says Hoover Flags Arrests in Mississippi Slayings

Dr. Martin Luther King Jr said FBI Director J Edgar Hoover indicated arrests would be made soon in the killings of civil rights workers near Philadelphia Mississippi last summer. He described the meeting as amicable and said they aimed to clarify FBI and SCLC ties and press for action.

Washington UPI Martin Luther King, Jr FBI J. Edgar Hoover Philadelphia Miss King Hoover Mississippi Andrew Goodman New York Michael Schwerner Brooklyn N. Y James Chaney Meridian Southern Christian Leadership Conference Alabama Supreme Court Congress South

Fire kills seven children as father hovers rage arrest

In Baltimore Maryland seven children died when a fire destroyed the Smith home. Police say Arnold Kennard Smith 40 set the blaze in a rage to harm his wife and was arrested on a homicide charge. Four other children escaped and identified a man outside urging them to return. The seven victims ranged in age from 1 to 13. The surviving siblings were Kennard 16 Antonio 15 Andrean 14 and Cynthia 11. The mother Marian Smith was away, fearful of her husband. Gasoline was thrown into the dwelling before dawn and a torch ignited the flare. See CHILDREN Page 2.

Baltimore, Md UPI Baltimore Arnold Kennard Smith East Baltimore

Gardner Shares Las Vegas Impressions From Sinatra Basie Show

Hy Gardner, NY Herald Tribune columnist and SUN writer, was in Las Vegas for the Sinatra Basie opening at the Sands. He notes abundant dancing dolls in local hotels and promises a column about the show and Las Vegas on page 13 of today’s SUN.

Hy Gardner New York Herald Tribune Las Vegas Sands Hotel Gardner the Sun New York New Yorker

Variable Cloud Day With Cooler Southwest Winds

A forecast notes high clouds and cooler conditions with southwest winds 13 to 18 mph in the afternoon. Today's high around 60 and low near 45 with noon humidity about 34 percent. Sunrise at 6:34 and sunset at 4:26.

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Auto Insurance Faces Near Billion Dollar Losses Says NAIC Chief

Cyrus E. Magnusson president of the NAIC and Minnesota Insurance Commissioner told delegates the auto insurance business has lost nearly a billion dollars over the past decade due to more cars higher mileage and more accidents. He warned the industry must innovate including broader use of deductibles to restore sound financial footing.

National Association of Insurance Commissioners NAIC Cyrus E. Magnusson Minnesota Fla Mingo Hotel Magnusson U. S ALTO

Johnson orders urgent talks with Saigon on Vietnam crisis

President Johnson ordered urgent consultations with the Saigon government to improve the grim situation in South Vietnam. A White House review of U S Viet Nam strategy involved top military, diplomatic, and intelligence advisers, with no plan cited to expand the war.

Viet Nam Johnson Dean Rusk Maxwell D. Taylor Washington Johson UPI Saigon South U. S White House Taylor

Public hearing sought by former city officials

Mayor Verlyn L. Fletcher and Chief Leo Kuykendall seek a public hearing after being forced to resign or be fired. Mayor Oran Grayson said they were advised they could request a hearing before the City Commission. The shake-up followed a closed commission meeting early Friday.

Verlyn L. Fletcher Leo Kuykendall City Commission Oran Grayson Commission Fletcher Kuykendall

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