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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1964
Page
2
A Las Vegas item notes a Minneapolis judge ejecting a man in a hat from court and a burglary suspect George Rogde missing from bond. Also described are Christmas dawn services on the Strip, clerical missteps, local business calls for color slides, and Bank of Las Vegas offering 4 percent savings with seven branches planned soon.
A cryptic personal notice hints at foot discomfort and fitting issues, mentioning a humorous phrase about famous shots and a playful puzzle of words. The fragment leaves the exact intent unclear but signals a casual personal inquiry.
Classified column lists Foster's Shoes address at 119 No. 3rd St and features multiple Lost and Found items including a white coat box of baby clothes between Desert Inn Rd and Southern Nevada Hospital, contact 735-4139. Also notes lost pets Bing the 14-year-old buff Cocker with Louisiana tag, See! Siamese cat, and a range of rental, apartment, and vehicle ads.
The board delayed approvals related to hotel and gambling licenses in Las Vegas and Nevada locations. Individuals and corporate officers were named with partial stakes in various establishments, including licenses for poker games and sports books, and license reviews slated for action.
Southern University considered Avery for the Reno chancellor job offering 19000 to 21000 dollars. The five member screening panel gave Carlson three first place votes and Moyer one, prompting internal opposition from two Southern Nevada regents. Carlson had broad local support but withdrew, then reentered the race amid documented tension.
Four of five ABC TV series filmed at 20th Century Fox have been renewed for the balance of the 1964 65 season. The picks include 12 O Clock High Peyton Place Valentine s Day and Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea.
Pupils at Parkway Elementary Chillum Maryland fainted during a Christmas program. Within minutes others passed out or reported stomach upsets. Officials evacuated the school and called EMS and fire crews. Thirty four children were hospitalized though doctors found no illness. A nurse called it apparent mass hysteria. Students sent home.
County commissioners postponed awarding the ambulance contract until after the New Year. Two bids were received yesterday with Mercy Ambulance Service proposing three ambulances and two EMS units for $750 monthly. Bishop has held the contract 12 years. AA Ambulance offered three ambulances for $600 monthly led by E H Moore Jr.
Palm Springs wedding unites George Bullets Durgom, 49, an actors' agent, with Marian Brody, a New York writer on finance and politics. Justice of the Peace Tom Purcell officiated at the Flamingo Hotel suite ceremony. Elizabeth Ashley served as matron of honor and Mitch De Wood was best man.
Investment rose from 17 million to 42 million by 1964 with income of 11 million. Geary warns current return deteriorates and hinders credit and capital. PSC may require up to 150 days for information before a public hearing. company seeks action in 30 days. Rate changes show increases for business and residential lines across multiple party options.
Las Vegas prepares for the Youth Opportunity Center under Labor Department programs to aid deprived youths. Plans call for a separate center with funding sought for day care and job counseling, focusing on hardcore unemployed youths, with guidelines not yet set and an early 1965 site arrangement expected.
Mrs Kainoa, who leapt for a jump, is in critical condition with a broken pelvis and internal injuries after a landing described as jack-knife. Husband Royal says she is despondent over Christmas and separation from their children due to a recurrence of leprosy.
The Board of School Trustees invites sealed bids for supplies and equipment across general buildings and grounds classrooms libraries science home economics music arts and crafts physical education health nursing industrial shops offices automotive transportation cafeteria maintenance custodial warehouse portable buildings and multi purpose rooms. Bids must be on forms from the Purchasing Department and filed in the Business Office by 3 00 pm January 5 1945. Bids opened publicly in the Trustees meeting room, with a 60 day validity and right to reject any bid or irregularities.
Authorities trace letters from a Lagos resident seeking American clothing and samples and then asking for money. The writer pleads for a dollar, a five, or any handy cash to cement a friendship. Genial Frank Belding adds a quip about people jumping at conclusions and shifting blame.
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