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Newspaper

Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1966

Page

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Webb Named in Big Conspiracy Suit in Las Vegas

Two newcomers to Las Vegas bar business sue Del Webb District Attorney Ted Marshall and 37 others alleging a conspiracy to seize their Cinnabar property to build a high rise parking garage for the Mint Hotel. They seek 17.4 million dollars in damages citing Offer and Acceptance and escrow actions in 1965 and alleged meetings at the Sahara Hotel.

Las Vegas del Webb Dist Ted Marshall Donald Wolpert Donald Murray Los Angeles First Ogden Street Mint Hotel Webb Enterprise Marshall Jack Rug Mint Park, Inc Louis J. Alfonso Dennis O'Neil John Does Papagnas Eleanor Rott Wolpert and Murray Connie L. Klym Leslie Cameron Jean Currier Carson City Atry. Marshall Ruggles Paul Friis A. A. McCollum Sahara Hotel Webb Volpert and Murray Sahara-Nevada

Women Rise In Workplace Debate Sparks Stateline Fear

A columnist critiques federal limits on gender based job ads under the Civil Rights Act of 1964. They warn lawmakers may erode male dominant trades, cite Barbie club survey quotes, and fear a shift in gender power as women gain visibility in leadership and the workforce. The piece references Russia and wartime history while urging caution about government overreach.

Club swinging cops clash with demonstrators in Alabama

Police in Birmingham and Besemer confronted hundreds of shouting Black youths during demonstrations that blocked traffic. The riot control action involved club swinging officers dispersing the crowds in the two cities.

Birmingham Ala UPI

Late Talks Continue In Cab War As Demonstrations Escalate

Gov Grant Sawyer and cab company negotiators met behind closed doors hoping to end a six month strike. Talks resumed after a dinner break with no quick settlement in sight. In Birmingham and Bessemer crowds clashed with police as civil rights workers and youths faced arrests and injuries amid protests downtown.

Grant Sawyer Joint Council of Teamsters CAB

Rusk Plans Saigon Visit For Peace Negotiations

U S Secretary of State Dean Rusk will travel to Saigon for talks with Vietnamese officials on peace proposals. He and Ambassador Hariman will hear views from Vietnamese leaders as U S forces join in observing a Lunar New Year cease fire proposed by the Viet Cong.

Saigon Rusk U. S

Grand Jury Indictments Due In Food Probe Today

Grand Jury indictments are due in the L Bar L food probe as the Clark County Grand Jury enters Dist. Judge John Mowbray's court at 9 a.m. The panel may name several public officials connected to the contaminated Sept. 16 market fire and related operations. Witnesses testified about meat disposal in Southern California and destroyed products in Nye County. Burton Corwin and Jack Crisci, former state food and drug officials, were central figures in a personnel board hearing over their firings, which was to continue today.

Clark County Grand Jury John Mowbray Grand Jury California Nye County Burton Corwin Food and Drug Jack Crisci Gaming Control Board

Gaming Union Boss Hints Three More Surprises

Tom Hanley, leader of a frontier Nevada union, says three more casino negotiations are underway in Southern Nevada and one in Northern Nevada as the American Federation submits authorization cards to Bonanza Club managers. The National Labor Relations Board has ordered a union election for Thunderbird Hotel casino employees, with date to be set soon.

Tom Hanley Nevada Las Vegas Hanley Reno Northern Nevada American Federation of Gaming and Casino Bonanza Club Uan National Labor Relations Board SUN

New York Subway Strike Ends After 13 Days

New York City and transit workers reached a contract ending a 13 day strike with a 60 to 70 million dollar package. President Johnson criticized the deal for exceeding White House inflation guidelines and urged restraint on wage increases. The settlement allowed trains and buses to run by midday.

New York UPI New York City Johnson Washington White House

Prominent Las Vegas Ticket Dodgers Named in SUN Survey

A SUN survey lists prominent Las Vegans and relatives among 16,300 accused offenders warned to settle tickets. Officials consider banking drivers licenses for repeated ignores, potentially adding 640000 to city funds. The roster exposes local professionals and families with multiple moving violations and ignored citations.

Las Vegas Las Vezas

Clark County School Board appoints interim superintendent

The administrative cabinet of Clark County School District was named last night to act as interim superintendents to replace Dr. Leland B. Newcomer, whose resignation takes effect January 31. The cabinet members were listed as the interim leadership.

Clark County Leland B. Newcomer

Hanley to be freed on 7500 bail in Durango extradition

Andrew Gramby Hanley, 27, due for release from Durango jail on 7500 bail today and faces an extradition hearing set for February 11. He was arrested as a Nevada fugitive on a Pagosa Springs ranch and refused to sign an extradition waiver. Police probe a Colorado ranch bought for 40000 last April by Hanley’s father Tom Hanley, Las Vegas union boss of the American Federation of Gaming and Casino Employees.

Andrew Gramby Hanley Durango Coto Hanley Colorado Nevada Pagosa Springs Tom Hanley American Federation of Gaming and Casino Employes Las Vegas

Fremont Hotel Exec Subpoenaed in Wiretap Suit

FBI calls Ed Levinson, Fremont Hotel executive, to deposition Jan. 20 at the local FBI office. Levinson had filed a $1 million civil suit against four FBI agents alleging office wiretapping. Defendants include Dean Elson, agent in charge of the Nevada FBI office.

Fremont Hotel Ed Levinson Federal Bureau of Investigation Levinson Herbert Jones FBI Dean Elson Nevada

Weather Outlook for Today

Mostly sunny with gentle winds. Predicted high 62 and low 35. Yesterday’s high 58 and low 33. Noontime relative humidity 26 percent. Sunrise 6 51. Sunset 4 49.

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