Businessmen urge Las Vegas to kill health fee ordinance
A group of 39 Las Vegas businessmen and one woman voted unanimously to urge the City Commission to kill the proposed health fee ordinance. The measure would fund inspections by the District Board of Health to protect tourists and residents from infected or polluted food and drink. The ordinance has been approved in North Las Vegas and may spread districtwide. The meeting in the Flamingo hotel heard from Dr. Otto Ravenholt on inspection staffing and revenue projections, with plans to add more sanitarians.
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Sinatra Jr. Kidnappers Paid Ransom. Boy Freed After 53 Hours
Frank Sinatra Jr. was released unharmed after a $240,000 ransom was paid by his father. The 19 year old was held blindfolded for two days by a gang of seven to nine men and found off a freeway ramp near his mother Nancy Sinatra's Bel Air home. FBI intensified the probe as Sinatra claimed eight calls to his abductors during negotiations.
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Frank Sinatra’s Trials Shape His Lasting Fame
The column lauds Frank Sinatra for enduring recent trials, especially the kidnapping scare of his son, and frames hardship as the forge of greatness. It recalls a minister’s parable of a diamond’s pain yielding glory, crediting Sinatra with resilience that elevates his status in entertainment.
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Arson Suspect Arrested After Paradise Street Fire Attack
A string of five fires at a Paradise and Tyson Roads business complex caused substantial carpeting losses at Eileen's Interiors. David Arndt Bates, 31, was arrested after arriving at the scene carrying an unregistered 22 caliber Derringer. Officials attributed the blazes to arson, with kerosene cited as the likely accelerant, as detectives processed evidence and fire crews contained the flames before broader damage. The complex is owned by Wilbur Clark and Don Langston. Bates is the ex-husband of the business operator, Mrs. Eileen Bates Longley.
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Bandit Robs Las Vegas Blvd Market at Noon
A morning hold up at Cliff's South Street Market located at 729 Las Vegas Blvd reports a theft of about 173 dollars. Store manager Leo Berney, employee Ray McMichael, and customer Martha McKeown with her daughter were present as the assailant, a 30 to 35 year old man about five ten with a mustache, armed with an automatic, fled with the cash bag.
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Johnson blocks national airline strike for 60 days
President Johnson moved to avert a walkout by mechanics and ground crew of Braniff Continental National Northwest Eastern and Trans World Airlines by an emergency board under the Railway Labor Act. The White House said the move blocked the strike with less than 20 minutes to spare.
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Dramatic Message Not His About Pan Am Crash
CAB officials said it will take at least a week to decipher torn aluminum foil from the flight recorder of Pan American Flight 214. Investigators learned the phrase Clip per 214 going down in flames came from a National Airlines copilot flying in a holding pattern 1000 feet above the crash. He spoke to interrogators, but other details were not released.
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Weather Summary Forecast Clear With North Winds
Mostly clear forecast with northern winds 10 to 15 mph. High near 50 and a low around 25 to 30. Yesterday's high 44 and low 45. Noontime relative humidity remains unspecified. Sunrise at 6 42 and sunset at 4 27.
Patrolman Almost Gave Up Finds Frank Sinatra Jr.
West Los Angeles patrolman George C. Jones recounts the moment he encountered Frank Sinatra Jr. after the kidnaping. The teen described being walked, blindfolded, and coerced by captors who later released him after the ransom was paid.
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