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Newspaper

Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1964

Page

1

Teamwork Not Just a Word but Loyalty's Still Needed

An interview with Boulder City Police Chief Richard Peterson details a renovated city police facility repurposed from a former jail. The upgraded headquarters include a captain's office, a kitchen, a lunch room, an interrogation room, and pale blue jail cells, with hot water now available and plans for a plaster partition.

Boulder City Richard Peterson Leta Peterson Ffi - Sar Tekaps Still Nellis Air Force Base City Hall

Peterson Leads Boulder City Police Reorganization Effort

The Boulder City Police Department gains new offices and a squad room with equipment storage. A gym is being set up next to the squad room with donated weights and gear from schools the Air Force and private individuals. Peterson aims to add a tackling dummy soon.

Peterson Air Force

SUN Youth Forum students urge study of local medical care needs

High school juniors and seniors at the SUN Youth Forum discuss national issues under Charles Cheatham. They urge a national study of local programs and federal aid for counties unable to fund care, noting emergency delays due to lack of proof of ability to pay. They also debate lowering the voting age with education requirements and cautions about extremism.

SUN Charles Cheatham National Affairs Group United States Ap- Weber

Auto Men Push Changes To Lien Law At Hotel Showboat

Mike Meyers told a dealers and lenders meeting at the Showboat that many auto repair shops use the lien law to operate fly-by-night and rob banks and used car dealers. A unified committee to draft amendments was proposed with representatives from trade associations to craft a compromise. Meyers and Calvin Magleby urged lowering automatic repair authorization from 300 to 100 dollars.

Mike Meyers Meyers Used Car Dealers Association Calvin Magleby

Not Ultimatum in Reapportionment Says Atty Gen

Atty Gen Harvey Dickerson says the next Georgia legislature is not under an ultimatum to reapportion by April 15. He notes reports that a federal court could take over on June 23 to decide if reapportionment is required under the one man one vote ruling, with a possible court-ordered special session in 1966 if the current legislature fails.

Carson City UPI Harvey Dickerson Dickerson U.S. Supreme Court

More Trouble Hits Giardello In Title Fight

Giardello endures another setback in his title bid as reporters and fans watch closely. The bout adds to pressure on the contender and prompts renewed scrutiny of his technique and conditioning ahead of the next match.

Giardello

Paper Delivery Hotline Instruction

Phone 382 3078 directs readers to call before 9 30 a.m. for immediate newspaper delivery service if a paper is missed.

Ambulance Contract Controversy Hits Las Vegas

City records show Las Vegas pays Mercy Ambulance Service $600 monthly for emergency calls under an unclear contract dating back years. No formal 1963 ambulance contract appears, while bids and approvals are mishmashed, as Bishop sought $760 and negotiations reduced to $500 for 1961.

Las Vegas Mercy Ambulance Service M. M. Bishop Bishop Finance Department

Bureau Quarters Move for Las Vegas News Bureau

Clark County Fair and Recreation Board votes to relocate the Las Vegas News Bureau to the downtown headquarters temporarily. An LA architect will be invited to present a master plan for Convention Center expansion. Board member Pettit urges condemnation of Mrs. J W Brown property to proceed. Rent set at 250 dollars monthly.

Clark County Fair and Recreation Board Las Vegas Los Angeles George Bud) Albright Jack Pettit J. W. Brown Albright News Bureau

Fiery Actress Pops Cop Ends in Pokey

West Los Angeles California fiery actress Anna Kashfi Marl on Brando s ex wife ends up in jail after slugging a police sergeant at the Bel Air Sands Hotel during a custody dispute. She was booked on battery charges and released on bail within an hour.

Anna Kashfi Los Angeles UPI Pops Cop Calif Marlon Brando van Nuys Ed Hall Bel Air Sands Corriors Brando Christian Devi

Carlson seeks reinstatement as chancellor at Nevada Southern

Dean William Carlson re submitted his name for the Nevada Southern University chancellorship after withdrawing last September. He said the faculty committee will forward recommendations to the university president and then the board of regents. Dr. Charles Armstrong confirmed receipt of the request and deferred comment. Armstrong, at a budget meeting, noted diplomas for graduates are still being printed due to a new design.

William Carlson Nevada Southern Univer Sity Carlson University Board of Regents Charlies Armstrong University of Nevada Armstrong Las Vegas Nevada Confederated Students Organization

Weather outlook with light showers and mountain snow

Cloudy today with gentle winds and a chance of light showers in the vicinity and light snow over the mountains. Predicted high 55 and low 35. Noontime humidity around 25 percent. Sunrise at 6 40, sunset at 4 26. Yesterday’s high 52 and low 29.

Inside The Sun policy set for youth camp head

Policy changes at the Sun raise standards for a youth camp head and address safety and oversight. The item hints at broader coverage with related notes on public health and youth activities, pointing readers to page 15 for the full policy details.

Public Fire Row Over Coroner Draft Ends Porter’s Job

A public dispute at a routine commission meeting led to Porter’s dismissal by Marshall who said a quarrel over a new coroner plan draft contributed to the firing. Porter claimed his integrity was at stake as Marshall noted the first draft was inadequate due to a misreading from a deputy.

Marshall Porter Commission James Sailor) Ryan

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