Las Vegas Tallyho Hotel Falls Under Nealis Luftig Control
Eddie Nealis and Charles Luftig of Los Angeles take over management of the Tallyho Hotel and Country Club in Las Vegas under a $30 million 25 year lease with King's Crown Motel. They plan a $12 million expansion adding a 30,000 square foot casino a 1000-seat showroom and a large convention hall and a 15 to 18 story high rise totaling about 1999 rooms. Nick Podar joins as executive director and board member as work begins January with reopening of bars and restaurants.
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Eddie Nealis
Charles Luftig
Los Angeles
Las Vegas
Tallyho
King’s Crown Motel, Inc
Principes
K. A. Johnston
King’s Crown Corp
Nealis
Johnston
Luftig
Garden of Allah Corp
Madison Graves
Martin Munson
Floyd Cook
B. E. Cook
Donald Bolinger
King Crown Hotel
Ed Lowe
Jack Richmond
Beverly Hills
C. B. I. Construction Co
Nick Podar
Henderson Telephone Gets No From Nevada PSC
The Nevada Public Service Commission denied Henderson Telephone Co. a rate increase for business and residential service and criticized its policies. Commissioners cited deteriorating service and a survey showing 137 of 150 subscribers unhappy. The order questioned officers salaries and noted stockholder earnings relative to revenue.
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Carson City
UPI
Nevada Public Service Commission
Henderson Telephone Co
Les Carlson
PSC
Carlson
Personnel Boss Named for City in Las Vegas
James Robert McPherson of Corona Del Mar Calif has been named director of personnel for the City of Las Vegas. The $10 000 per year post was announced by the City Commission on the City Manager’s recommendation. McPherson replaces Harold Carothers who resigned in October with Ruth Gould serving as acting director. McPherson has a background in personnel and business administration and holds a BS in business administration from UC Berkeley 1954 and an MS from USC 1959. He is 31 and served three years in the armed forces leaving as lieutenant in July 1962. He previously worked in the aeronautic electronics unit at Philco and with Southern California Gas Co in Los Angeles.
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James Robert McPherson
Corona del Mayr
Calif
Las Vegas
McPherson
City Commission
W. L. Fletcher
Harold Carothers
Ruth Gould
Judge Dismisses Assault Charge in Trucker Shooting
Justice of the Peace Tom Purser threw out the assault with a deadly weapon charge against former Assemblyman George Harmon after his lawyers argued the state failed to prove intent. The incident occurred Thanksgiving morning at the Valley Inn in Mesquite when Harmon shot at Las Vegas trucker James Dewey Hawkins, who was said to have been obscene toward Harmon.
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George Harmon
Justice of the Peace
Tom Purser
Harmon
James Dewey Hawkins
Las Vegas
Harmon's Valley Inn
Mesquite
George Dickerson
Ted Dotson
Dickerson
Dep. Dist
Bill Freedman
Hawkins
Pentagon Seeks Help for 1964 Holiday Show in Las Vegas
Maj. Gen. J. C. Lambert of U S Army Special Services informs Harry White of Variety Tent No 39 that the Pentagon will seek assistance for servicemen holiday entertainment in Okinawa Tokyo and Korea. Las Vegas is noted as the show capital. plans for a group were halted due to late timing. Joe Wells of the Thunderbird tent proposed Flower Drum Song but cast processing would take too long.
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Las Vegas
J. C. Lambert
U. S. Army Special Services
Harry White
Variety
Pentagon
Special Services
U. S
Okinawa
Tokyo
Korea
Gen. Lambert
White
Joe Wells
Barker
Thunderbird
Las Vegas rejects county health inspection ordinance
Las Vegas City Commission unanimously rejects a county health ordinance that would fund a broader inspection program and new fees. North Las Vegas and Boulder City already adopted similar measures while opposition centered on financing through fees rather than taxes. The plan would have charged businesses up to 200 dollars for inspections as part of a 400000 dollar budget proposal.
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North Las Vegas
Boulder City
Otto Ravenholt
District Board of Health
Commission
Health Board
Las Vegas
Clark County
Henderson
Banned Bikini Poster Offends Public Morals in London
Scotland Yard banned a travel poster showing two pretty girls in bikinis from London taxicabs claiming it could be offensive to public morals. The action was announced today as authorities tightened ads in public spaces.
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London
Scotland Yard
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Philco Corp
Southern California Gas Co
Theodore Jacobs, M.L
South Third Street
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Don Shaver
Clarren Leavitt
Calvin T. Adams
Fremont
Clark County District Board of Health
Nevada
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Lia
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