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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1963
Page
2
Bank of Las Vegas passes along a centennial publicity note about the Silver Ball project and a charity ball hosted by the Las Vegas Elks Lodge. The event features two orchestras, a buffet dinner, and a chance to see Las Vegas leaders in a lighthearted social gathering.
Drug raid yields 9 adults and 1 juvenile in Las Vegas area hotels and homes. Suspects face charges of receiving stolen property and unlawful possession of narcotics. Guns recovered and heroin capital purchases cited. Officers detained at 1028 Greenway Dr and 60 Van Buren addresses, among others, with coordination from multiple agencies.
New Way Of Living offers mature adults a 244 unit Las Vegas project with one and two bedroom garden apartments. A large clubhouse hosts fitness and social activities with outdoor facilities including a heated pool game areas and barbecues. Adjacent golf course and near terms inform viewers via Home Show Channel 9.00 am Saturday.
In New York a new medical flavor trend features apricot mint and spice blends for medicines. Health writers note these tastes aim to improve palatability and compliance for patients seeking flavor variety.
A traveler recalls rough floods in Italy and a Venice hotel massage that proves more awkward than soothing. The masseuse, a comely Italian woman, ignores requests for a male practitioner, ending with a comical and uncomfortable experience. The piece advises avoiding Italian massage parlors unless travel is risked with a very vigilant spouse.
A motion by Commissioner James Ryan, seconded by Commissioner Ralph Denton, advanced the loan matter. Commissioner Rod Baskin voted no on the policy measure during the session continuation.
The victim was transferred to a Las Vegas hospital. Funeral services will be held at 11 am Saturday in Bunker Brother Chapel. Mr Gross, native of Burt Iowa, is survived by son Thomas of Dallas Texas, daughter Joan Dyer of San Antonio Texas, brother Clycle of California, and three grandchildren.
Clark County commissioners grant Desert Inn Operating Company a one time pigeon shoot permit at Warm Springs after a three hour hearing. Paradise Valley residents and Humane Society oppose cruelty and noise, while George Crockett supports the plan. The motion requires a six foot fence, security, and a six month lease for extra safety before final board approval Friday at 10 am.
Sheriffs deputies pursue a missing Las Vegas woman described as 5 feet 2 inches tall weighing 158 pounds with blue eyes and brown hair. She was last seen at home Monday evening by her husband Jerry Cooper a Strip hotel security officer and former North Las Vegas officer. He said she may have taken a cab later that night. She wore tan Western trousers a bright shirt and a green suede jacket.
Federal grand jury in Nashville continues a renewed inquiry into the 1982 Hoffa trial. The probe centers on alleged attempts to fix the trial and involves indictment of Hoffa and six others on jury tampering charges. Two Hoffa lawyers faced disbarment over bribery accusations connected to juror influence.
Lehman, a Democratic power broker and Park Avenue resident, collapsed at 9 am in his apartment as he prepared to leave for the airport. His son John, a Wall Street financier, said his father had no history of heart trouble. His wife found him in their bedroom after the attack, minutes before he planned a leisurely drive to the airport.
The Nevada Supreme Court signaled it may appoint new counsel for Thomas B. Bean 19 who was convicted in Reno of the strangulation and dismemberment of Sonja McCaskie and sentenced to death. The appeal has been pending since last summer and attorney Harry Anderson is ill.
A 24 year old man was shot in the neck by his 1 year old girlfriend following an early Wednesday dispute. Joe Edward Lehman was hospitalized with a fair condition at Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital. Police booked Rain Mane Elliot for assault with a deadly weapon as the investigation continues.
The judge details penalties for three youths involved in an armed robbery who escaped camp, including standing at the flagpole and supervised runs in pants and T shirts. Counselors supervise, and the punishment aims to simulate hardship of night in the mountains.
The budget debate covers past and current year increases totaling billions due to built in costs like military pay and past commitments. Johnson aides emphasize efforts to keep spending within 88 to 103 billion while trimming federal employment, with new requests for Health and Welfare and Labor programs.
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