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Newspaper

Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Jan 01, 1966

Page

2

New Year Cheer From Amesi Chorus of Friends

A playful Amesi column continues with a long list of local names and households offering blessings for the new year. The writer thanks Fountain, Goffstein, Bayley, Schivo, Seidlitz, Shootevy, Entratter, Gottleib, Huck Taylor, the Tommy Armours, Pierce, Fernie Rothkopf, the Walshes, Catt, and many others including the Nassaners and Haves. The tone is festive and communal as they pledge joy and progress for all, and promise more names and cheer in tomorrow’s arrival.

Ben Goffstein Tody Bayley Frank Schivo Ernie Seidlitz Alex Shootevy Jack Entratter Dunes Jake Gottleib Huck Taylor Tommy Armours John Pierce Pat Fernie Rothkopf Walshes Virginia Charles Catt Nassaners Haves Rev Johnson Flock

Safety council cites alcohol in holiday traffic deaths

The safety council reports alcohol factors in about a third of traffic deaths during the holiday period. In the 178 hour non holiday span at this time year about 360 people die in road crashes. The worst New Year’s Day on record was 474 deaths last year. The early holiday crash at Brighton, Michigan killed four Detroit teens in a two car collision Friday.

the Safety Council Brighton Mich Detroit Stardust Fred Moreno Yellow Cab Las Ve

Snow slopes open at Boyce Park. park official injured

The opening of ski slopes at Boyce Park in Pittsburgh is marked by an accident when ski director James J. Ryan, 32, was struck by a snapping air hose from a snow making machine, losing four teeth and sustaining a fractured jaw. Shortly after, Boy Scouts in loin cloth staged a snow dance in a bid to bring down more snow.

Pittsburgh UPI Boyce Park James J. Ryan Ryan

Study group cites abuses of family doctor service

The London LLP study group from the General Practitioners' Association reports widespread abuse of the family doctor system. It highlights an elderly woman who asked her doctor to cut her toenails due to lacking scissors at home.

London LLP General Practitioners’ Association

Salt River Flood Swamps Phoenix After Record Runoff

Floodwaters from the Salt River surged through Phoenix and surrounding cities, prompting mass evacuations in South Phoenix Tempe Mesa and Scottsdale. Gov. Samme declared an emergency and ordered National Guard deployment as Sky Harbor halted most flights and power lines collapsed along the east side.

Phoenix Tempe Mea Scottsdale Ies St'shanks Samae National Guard Sky Harbor Salt River Valley Maricopa

U.S. pushes peace as Hanoi talks loom in 1960s recalls

U S officials insist peace efforts are not surrendering to Communists. Johnson envoys weave diplomacy in Europe Asia and North America with Harriman visiting Yugoslavia India and Paris as Goldberg meets de Gaulle and Pearson learns of Washington plans while Humphrey seeks Manila support for South Vietnam.

Paris Arthur Goldberg U U.S United Nations Charles de Gaulle Goldberg de Gaulle Johnson London Harold Wilson Ottawa Lester B. Pearson U.S McGeorge Bundy Hubert H. Humphrey Philinppine Ferdand E. Marcos South Viet Nam

Silver Nugget Lawyers Await Pickets Decision

The Silver Nugget in North Las Vegas seeks an immediate NLRB election among gaming employees to determine bargaining representation. Chicago firm argues at most four employees belong to AF GCE and that certification requires 51 percent approval.

Silver Nugget Las Vegas National Labor Relations Board

Biggest government theft ever tied to Charleston yard

The Charleston Naval Shipyard theft allegedly totaling 25 million dollars is described as the largest government property haul, with 26 men indicted by a special grand jury for a ring operating from 1959 to late 1964. FBI has recovered about 75 thousand dollars in stolen material.

Charleston, D.C UPI Charleston Naval Shipyard FBI

No Major Violence Vegas Cab War Quieted

The Vegas taxi dispute between Yellow Cab and unions cooled after widespread strikes. An injunction limited activity at Stardust and Union Pacific Depot with arrests of two union drivers on assault charges. Yellow held exclusive depot service as security tightened and permits restricted.

Pat Carver Yellow Cab Co Judge Sexton Yellow Cab Union Pacific Lyle Maydale Julian Wilson Yellow

Funeral Services Set For John J. Baccus

Funeral services for Las Vegas gambler John J. Baccus will be held Monday afternoon at Palm Mortuary. The 52 year old Horseshoe Casino executive died of a heart attack at his home on Bromley Street. Baccus served with Binion for decades, a World War II veteran and SMU football alumnus. He is survived by three sons and two grandsons, all of Las Vegas. Pallbearers include Ben Binion and Frank Hoffman. Burial follows at Woodlawn Cemetery.

Las Vegas Teamsters Thomas Yellow Bill Campbell Checker John J. Baccus Palm Mortuary Baccus Horseshoe Hotel Bromley St J. B Ben John Jr Rick E Gregory Darrell David Ben Binion Frank Hoffman Earlark Sam Pocras Paul Einstein Bobby Bordges Woodlawn Sho

Police constable breaks rules greeting wife promoted to sergeant

Geoffrey Matthews, a Leicester police constable, plans to greet his wife with Hello dear when on duty, despite new rules. He objects that he cannot say good morning sergeant to his wife, noting the change in rank.

Leicester Eng UPI Geoffrey Matthews

Bird, Escaped Inmate, Captured in Telephone Booth

James Bird, 25, an Indiana State Prison escapee who fled a Michigan City hospital last week, was captured Wednesday in a telephone booth. He ended the call with the remark that his captor had been found.

Salem, Ind UPI James Bird Indiana Michigan City Bird

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