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Newspaper

Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1976

Page

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Presley Senior Stricken Amid Las Vegas Hilton Visit

Vernon Presley 60 father of Elvis Presley suffered a mild heart attack at the Hilton Hotel and was treated at Sunrise Hospital before being released. He had collapsed before 1 a.m. and was moved to a private room then returned to the hotel where he remains under doctor care. He has a history of heart trouble and is Elvis business manager for Memphis properties while often attending Las Vegas shows. Elvis opened a sellout 10 day run at the Hilton on December 2 and closes Sunday night.

Vernon Presley Elvis Presley Hilton Hotel Sunrise Hospital Presley Tennessee Hilton Elvis Memphis Las Vegas Hilton Showroom

Gaming Commission critique and clash over licensing

The Nevada Gaming Commission chair Pete Echeverria faced sharp scrutiny after a heated session about licensing for the Summa Corporation. The piece notes little applause and hints at a trap for Attorney General Bob List, ending as the column directs readers to see further details on page 2.

Gaming Commission Pete Echeverria the Sun Nevada Gaming Commission Summa Corporation Bob List Commission Hughes List Peter

Dog's Light Sparks Blaze In Lander Doghouse

Firefighters responded to a house fire in Lander Wyoming after an electric light bulb ignited a doghouse in a backyard. Two fire trucks and a rescue unit arrived to find a smaller blaze than expected and quickly extinguished the flames, with the dog found unharmed.

Hughes Spying Drive Involving Hughes Family Press Rumors

Former Hughes aide John Meier reveals 1975 bid by Howard Hughes to buy Donrey media holdings to control Las Vegas Review Journal. He cites a massive spy operation on Hank Greenspun and Hughes CIA ties, with orders to destroy files on Nixon Ford Laxalt OCallaghan.

Gerry Bellett Las Vegas Sun Vancouver B. C Howard Hughes Donrey Media Las Vegas The Review-Journal SUN Hank Greenspun Hughes CIA John Meier Meier CLA Nixon Ford Paul Laxalt Nevada Mike O'Callaghan

Radium Theft Suspect Burglary Probed In Oklahoma City

In Oklahoma City police and health officials recovered seven radium needles and four radium tubes from a vacant northeast side yard after a helicopter search. One tube and the missing needle remain unaccounted for as investigators pursue leads on the break in at a doctor's office.

Oklahoma City UPL Dale McHard Occupational and Radiological Health Service State Health Department N.E. 10Th Walnut Health Department Robert L. Craig

Large cache of guerrilla weapons found in California desert

Police recovered a hidden cellar at the home of Donald D. Wiggins revealing a submachine gun machine gun parts a sawed off shotgun and ammo. The discovery followed an earlier find of eight tons of war materials buried in concrete bunkers in the southern California desert and three tons at Wiggins home. Authorities call it the largest cache of this type in California and probably the nation.

Ontario Calif UPI California Los Angeles Peter Pitchess Donald D. Wiggins

Gunmen Fire At U S Gobs One Injured

Unidentified gunmen fired on a bus carrying three American sailors and a Filipino driver near Clark Air Base in the Philippines. One wounded sailor, name withheld, is in stable condition with head injuries at the base hospital. Local bus service between the naval relay facility and the base was not halted.

Manila The Philippines UPI U.S. Air Force Naval Clark Air Force Base Aranguring Clark Mania

Aides Testify About Hughes Drug Use and 1968 Will

John Holmes, Hughes aide and Summa Corp. director, testified he used Valium aspirin and other drugs during Hughes five years at the Desert Inn Las Vegas. He invoked the Fifth Amendment on how Hughes obtained the meds and later denied knowledge of Hughes condition at death in Acapulco. The testimony aids a discovery phase for a contested Mormon will signed March 19 1968 in a Las Vegas penthouse.

Los Angeles UPS Howard Hughes Desert Inn Las Vegas Hughes Acapulco Mexico Holmes Hughes’ Summa Corp Nevada Harold Rhoden Sud

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Presley Senior Echeverria Pete Richard Burton Hamlet Wiggins Mojave Desert Donald L. Wiggins Upifoto Lancaster-Palmdale U.S John Holmes Joe Delanes Ann Landers Paul Price Vista Fremont
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