Teens face booze charges after Charleston Heights raid
Forty one youths were arrested Friday night in Charleston Heights during a police raid on a drinking party. Twelve teens appeared in Municipal Court on minors in possession of alcohol. Two pleaded guilty and were fined fifty dollars each. Six more pleaded guilty and had sentences continued to February. One awaiting disposition, one continued to December 21 for plea, and another pleaded not guilty with trial date to be set.
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Charleston Heights
Giardello Defends World Middleweight Crown In Philadelphia
Joey Giardello won a unanimous 15 round decision over Rubin Carter to make a successful first defense of his world middleweight title at Convention Hall Philadelphia. The bout drew about 8 000 fans with mixed cheers and boos and an empty whiskey bottle was thrown into the ring without injuring anyone.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Joey Giarello
Rubin
Hurricane
Carter
Convention Hall
Rug
Boxers Giardello Edges Bendix In Narrow Bout
Giardello and Bendix fought a grueling match with Giardello taking a cut above the left eye and a nick below the eye in the fourth round. Both fighters endured repeated blows as Giardello’s corner halted bleeding while Bendix pressed hard with a relentless countering attack throughout the bout.
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Ged Carter
Giardello
Ith
Students at Sun Youth Forum debate federal aid for education
Hank Greenspun notes positive student views as Las Vegas High School’s Nick Dondero presents group conclusions from the ninth annual Sun Youth Forum. Panelists discuss federal aid to schools and students, PTA role, teachers organizations, and the Nevada Plan versus the Peabody Plan.
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Sun Youth Forum
Bob Bailey
Las Vegas
Nick Dondero
Parent-Teachers Association
PTA
Illness Fatal To Video's Famed Chester A Riley
Hollywood actor William Bendix died after a brief illness at age 55. Bendix starred as Chester A Riley in radio and TV's The Life of Riley and appeared in numerous films.
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Chester A. Riley
Hollywood
UPI
William Bendix
Riley
Lobal
Bendix
Good Samaritan Hospital
Tess
Alan Ladd
Ladd
the Heavy
Slipper Corp Creditors Meeting Announced in Bankruptcy Court
Russell B. Taylor, referee in bankruptcy, called a meeting of Slipper Corp creditors for 10 a.m. next Monday in federal court. Creditors may establish claims appoint a creditors committee question officers and handle business related to the Silver Slipper, closed since last May for tax nonpayment.
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the Slipper Corp
Silver Slipper Casino
Federal Bankruptcy Court
Russell B. Taylor
Supreme Court denies rehearing in Benny Short case
The State Supreme Court denied a rehearing in Benny Short's win over the Riviera Hotel Las Vegas Musicians Union and Lewis Elias. Short won a 39600 judgment. hotel union and Elias claimed NLRB jurisdiction. The decision notes the union allowed Elias to lead Short's relief band and the hotel hired the group. The obituary portion notes Bendix death, his film and radio career, and survivors Therese Bendix Lorraine and Stephanie.
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Carson City
UPI
State Supreme Court
Benny Short
Riviera Hotel
Las Vegas
Elias
National Labor Relations Board
Short
Civil Rights Act Public Accommodations Upheld by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court affirmed the public accommodations section of the Civil Rights Act, ruling it constitutional under the commerce clause. In a 5-4 decision the court retroactively quashed prosecutions of sit-in demonstrators who faced charges for desegregation efforts at hotels, restaurants, and similar venues. The rulings involved an Atlanta motel and a Birmingham restaurant, signaling broader applicability to theaters and arenas. Justice Tom C. Clark authored the commentary.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
Congress
Atlanta
Birmingham
Ala
Tom C. Clark Deliv
Nevada Supreme Court Rules Fireman Not Required on Diesel Trains
The Nevada Supreme Court ruled that the 1913 Full Crew Train Law does not apply to diesel locomotives as a head brakeman can ensure safety. The decision upheld railroad arguments that the act targeted steam engines and not modern diesel trains.
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Nevada
Supreme Court
Carson City
UPI
State Supreme Court
Milton Badt
Fletcher Showdown Set for Tomorrow Public hearing at City Hall on Fletcher resignation
Both sides prepare to present their cases in a public hearing at City Hall tomorrow over the forced resignation of former City Manager Verlyn Fletcher.
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City Hall
Verlyn Fletcher
City Officials Deny Package Deal in Fletcher Kuykendall Row
Two city officials said there is no truth to rumors that the City Commission engineered a package deal surrounding former City Manager Verlyn L. Fletcher and Police Chief Leo Kuykendall. Mayor Oran Grayson and Commissioner Ed Fountain dismissed claims of a sacrifice to remove one another as ridiculous. Fletcher and Kuykendall said on a TV program that a trade may have been made that led to resign or be fired, as a hearing on the commission’s charges looms at 7:30 p.m.
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Verlyn L. Fletcher
Leo Kuykendall
Oran Grayson
Ed Fountain
Fletcher
Kuykendall
Neer
GOP Sclons Move to Abolish State Commerce Department
GOP senators in the Nevada legislature vow to abolish the State Department of Commerce led by Walter Wilson. They demand a reassessment of tax sources and plan a cautious approach to civil rights while awaiting federal court actions.
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Carson City
UPI
State Department of Commerce
Paul Laxalt
Roosevelt enters Los Angeles mayoral race oppose Yorty
Rep. James Roosevelt announces candidacy for the April 6 1965 LA mayoral primary. The longtime congressman vows to tackle taxation narcotics school dropouts air pollution urban blight traffic and transit with cooperative leadership. He names Mayor Samuel Yorty as the target of his campaign and hints at a possible three way race with Alphonzo Bell.
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Los Angeles
UPI
James Roosevelt
D-Calif
Roosevelt
Hollywood
Beverly Hills
West Los Angeles
Culver City
Venice
Samuel Yorty
Presi
Yorty
Alphonzo E. Bell
R-Calif
Bell
Legislative Counsel Bureau
Variable Weather With Clearing Sun And Mild Winds
The forecast calls for mostly sunny skies with high thin clouds and gentle winds. Expect a high near 55 and a low around 25, with noontime humidity about 15 percent and sunrise at 6 44, sunset at 4 28.
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Jackie Gleason
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Walter Wilson
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