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Newspaper

Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1964

Page

4

Where I Stand on Alleys and Casinos in Town

The author riffs on city planning tests at Cashman Field about alley space for trucks and casino access. A Horseshoe casino and Nugget corner are debated for site use with casual remarks about candy stores, slot machines, and street exits. The piece muses on press rooms and peaceful town conflicts as the year opens.

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Two Held By FBI In Vegas

Federal agents arrested two men in Las Vegas for interstate transportation of stolen property after they arrived with 67000 in counterfeit traveler’s checks. Vino Zaccheroni, 37, of Chicago, and Frederic Lippi, 29, of Miami, appeared before U.S. Commissioner Angel G. Blas and were remanded to custody.

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Ryan Heading County Board Seats Imams and Union Leader

A figure named Ryan Heading is chosen to lead the county board for two years. The event included James G Leuer and a local union official taking over duties from a Henderson official, with the new post transferring the gavel to a Port of Henderson figure.

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Fumes in Auto Fatal to Woman Near Sloane

Mrs Joan Concilino died after carbon monoxide fumes from a running car exhaust while sleeping beside US 91 near Sloane. Her husband Salvatore Concilino and his sister were in the vehicle when the vacuum created by a trailer reportedly drew exhaust gas toward the occupants. The trio slept with the motor and heater on. Mrs Concilino showed signs of distress and collapsed, and both she and her husband died after arriving at a hospital.

Joan Concilino Salvatore Concilno Highway 91 Sloane Las Vegas Coneilino Concilino

Death by own action ruled in Canadian Christmas card case

In Peterborough England a coroner's jury found that Mrs Mary Pugh committed death by her own action after grieving son in Canada failed to send a Christmas card. Her husband 56 and ward 63 testified at the inquest.

Peterborough England Mary Pugh Canada

Fun Park Ruling Due Following Public Hearing

Commissioners postponed decision after a public hearing held on December 27. The ruling on the Fun Park request is deferred pending further consideration and potential conditions.

Fun Park

City standards discussed for Las Vegas police conduct

The meeting at E Street and Madison Avenue addressed community anger over police actions during the December 24 clubbing of Homer Williams. Officials urged better officer orientation and restraint to avoid fueling hostility while acknowledging mixed labor relations and public concern.

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Obituaries for Wesley Peters De Lohr and Hadley

Funeral services are set for Wesley Peters De Loh of Las Vegas with Rev. William Due officiating at Senet Funeral Chapel. He died October 23 in Las Vegas and is survived by a son Wesley Lexmart in Germany, four sisters, and two brothers. Burial in Woodens Cemetery. Also note: Hadley died Saturday at a local hospital after a lengthy illness. He was born in Tennessee, lived at 1638 Sunie, worked as a butcher for Thriftimart, and is survived by his wife Mona.

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Homecoming for Herds of Herman Ends Vegas Era

Twenty four former Woody Herman bands, called Herds, reunite for a final Castaways show as veteran bandleader Hermans last Las Vegas engagement nears. Past members join current players touring the Strip, a plan sparked by the idea that Herman Herds once converged in Las Vegas at the same time.

Woody Herman

County Approves Health Ordinance Amid Protests

The county commission narrowly approves a health ordinance after a dissenting mob of supporters argues it targets mobile homes. Las Vegas rejects the measure, Henderson also declines, and attorney statements follow. John Manzonte, a mobile advocate and restaurant owner, notes opposition from the restaurant association.

Las Vegas Henderson John Manzonte Mobile Names

Nevada GOP chairman comments on Barry Goldwater move

Clark County Republican chair George Von Tobel returned from Phoenix and said he had seen no reason to change his view of the Nevada GOP’s stance. He noted he would not disclose his own candidate choice yet and praised Goldwater’s announcement, while dismissing fears of an irreparable convention split.

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Death at Portuguese house linked to home owner

A house in Viana do Castelo was attacked and a resident, Daniel Machado, killed the intruder. Police investigation ongoing as the owner defends himself. Local authorities describe the incident as a deadly confrontation with unclear motive.

Viana DO Castelo Portugel Daniel Machado

New York Closing Stocks

A compact market note shows a listing of closing stock quotes for major firms. Prices and percent changes highlighted include prominent names, with investors watching for small shifts in the combined market sectors.

New York

Grain futures mixed on Chicago Board final bell

UPI reports soybeans fed most grain futures while Chicago Board prices closed higher for wheat and corn. Soybeans rose 1 to 3 percent, corn advanced up to 2 percent, and wheat gained up to 1 percent.

Chicago UPI Chicago Board

Profit Taking Puts Damper on Stocks

Two waves of profit taking pared gains on moderate trading as investors weighed early year end earnings. Analysts noted higher steel deliveries for January, strong 1983 retail sales and construction spending, and rising auto sales for Chrysler and Ford, yet the Dow moved to a historic high by day’s end despite gains.

Chysier Ford Ape Andes

Colder Snowier January Forecast for East

The Weather Bureau projects a colder and snowier January for the eastern United States with significant precipitation along the Atlantic Seaboard. Near normal temperatures are expected in the West and Gulf states, with the Appalachian region and Pacific Northwest likely near normal as well.

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Postcard Leads Cops To Vegas Apartment

A burglary victim's postcard led to five arrests at a Paradise Road area apartment in Las Vegas. William Stage, Theresa House, Edward Crawford, Dean Bayley, and James Stoker were booked on multiple charges including burglary and possession of marijuana. Deputies found jewelry, clothing, firearms, and drugs during the seizure.

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March 5 Set for Bond Sale to Fund Health and Juvenile Projects

County commissioners adopted an emergency ordinance setting March 5 as the sale date for 2,060,000 dollars in bonds to fund a new health building and juvenile facilities. The issue allocates 1.2 million for the health unit and 850 thousand for juvenile facilities, with voters approving the bond issue on October 8.

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