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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1966
Page
3
Incomplete OCR fragment mentioning Hayes and spouse with scattered names and places. No clear event or date. Limited data prevents a cohesive summary of a person or incident.
Clark County Bar Association will host a testimonial dinner for District Judge George Marshall who retires December 31 after 14 years on the bench. Nevada Supreme Court justices and civic leaders will attend. Marshall helped found the area’s first juvenile home and later the county’s first juvenile court judge. Born in Michigan, he studied at the University of Utah and practiced in Utah before moving to Nevada where he held multiple legal roles and has four attorney sons led by Clark County District Attorney Ted Marshall.
The State Central Committee of Nevada Young Democrats meets at the Mint Hotel noon to plan a June state convention and wrap 1966 business. Virginia Catt says committees for the 1967 conclave will be named, with a banquet in Mint Convention Hall. About 50 people are expected, including all Washoe County and Northern Nevada Democratic activity updates.
Project Innovate Director Harold Hickman warns Nevada lags the nation by about ten years in educational television development and use of electronic techniques. He cites Virginia’s centralized computer system and Oral Roberts University’s dial retrieval studies as examples of advanced tech in education.
The Las Vegas SUN staff list includes SUN editor Ruthe Deskin assistant Bryn Armstrong executive editor Vince Anselmo managing editor Dave Bradley city editor Tom Odisken sports editor Gerry Appleby women’s editor Jack Davenport advertising director William Sherwood circulation manager Burt Bay classified director Haney Womack advertising manager H M Greenspun president Ray Germain vice president Ruthe Deskin secretary Barbara Green Span treasurer. The paper is published mornings from South Commerce Street Las Vegas Nevada 89106 and is entered as second class matter.
Proposals to tax buildings and equipment at the Nevada Test Site and Hoover Dam were introduced for consideration at the National League of Cities annual gathering in Las Vegas. Delegates weighing dozens of resolutions will study revenue, federal aid, and time standardization measures.
Public Health Service funds for Colorado River pollution studies are in jeopardy as Cleveland Mayor Ralph Locher's subcommittee meets at the 43rd annual National League of Cities convention. The natural resources committee will decide whether to urge Congress to boost the pollution program. The Colorado Basin study may extend two more years. no explicit reason for funding jeopardy was given.
Ken Bouton former SUN staffer and administrator to Mayor Oran Grayson is resting at home after Friday morning release from Sunrise Hospital where he was treated for a form of heart attack doctors said a possible blood clot may have broken loose and entered the heart causing symptoms similar to a coronary thrombosis without the usual damage.
Hospital trustees approve location on the north side of Charleston Boulevard within 2200 feet of Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital. If approved by Clark County Commission, bids will be sought from three initial contenders, with Brumfield and Associates likely sole qualifier under strict site rules.
Clark County Fair and Recreation Board approves a 27500 dollar appropriation to launch a Las Vegas motel package plan. The program, run with the Las Vegas Motel Association, includes a reservations office brochures and travel agent commissions totaling about 31000 dollars.
Two men claim they were fired by the American Guild of Variety Artists for organizing a union for striptease dancers. The NLRB examiner Jane 5 in Houston will hear the case after combined charges, with AGVA alleging dancers were forced into prostitution by agents. A Las Vegas witness testified about signed statements claiming dancers were pressured into prohibited stag performances.
Mike O Callaghan, a Democratic lieutenant governor hopeful, entered Veterans Hospital in Reno for a routine checkup on a right leg wound. He cited a history of an old war injury requiring periodic inspections.
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