Man rescued after keys stolen by youths in London office
A man trapped on the third floor of a London office tossed his keys to two youths who grabbed them and fled. Firefighters later rescued him with a ladder.
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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1965
Page
2
A man trapped on the third floor of a London office tossed his keys to two youths who grabbed them and fled. Firefighters later rescued him with a ladder.
Public notices announce a February 3 1965 hearing at Las Vegas City Hall to consider certificates of public necessity and convenience for ambulance and rental car services. The filing entities include AA Ambulance Co Brooks Rent A Car Irvin Bell and Edwina Cole.
Las Vegas promotion for the NADA convention accelerates with publicity reaching radio TV and automotive magazines. The Las Vegas Convention Service Co. hired by NADA oversees logistics while Scott Griffith's Holiday Models Corp. provides services including stage props and entertainment for Ford's Gay Nineties party at the Dunes Hotel.
Paul G Brown a Strip hots cook and his wife hosted a guest who rode an afternoon bus to California yesterday. On returning home at 2009 Poplar Street Mrs Brown reported 140 dollars in cash missing.
Marshall pledges action as Las Vegas court ticket fixing probe accelerates. Bartender linked as alleged fixer located out of state may be questioned again. Audit team led by George Ogilvie reviews 1962 1963 cases, with possible expansion to 1964. Local officials stress cooperation and legal procedures.
supporters call First Western rivals envious as the measure faces a 50 50 chance in the Assembly. Senate figures linked to First Western or its subsidiaries include Rene Lemaire Floyd Lamb and Henry Berrum with others tied to savings associations. The bill restricts any holding company or subsidiary from extraneous business beyond core association activities for specified grace periods after enactment or after becoming a savings and loan entity.
Nevada officials discuss water pollution impacts on wildlife at the Nevada Water Pollution Control Association meeting. Clark County names Willard Beitz principal of Clark High School and Theron Swainston to Western High principal as Beitz prepares for September opening.
A 44 year old Las Vegas woman identified as Mary Louise Smith of 2600 Jansen died at a local hospital after being critically burned last Friday by a heater incident at her home. Police Lt. B. J. Handlen released the identification.
Fire investigators blamed careless smoking for a blaze that gutted the Alfred Manss residence at 4927 Tenaya in Rainbow Estates yesterday afternoon. The living room was fully involved when firefighters arrived, with extensive smoke damage throughout the house.
The piece warns that a dominant casino group may attempt to seize control of Nevada’s gaming industry, echoing past rescues by Desert Inn and others. It argues for competitive, community‑minded growth and urges the Gaming Commission to scrutinize consolidation as new Lake Tahoe projects begin.
More than 25 Nationalease trucking executives attended a round table session of the West Coast Region at Hotel Tropicana this week. The men exchanged ideas and discussed operational plans and procedures related to their geographic areas. The National Truck Leasing System includes 110 other independently owned companies under the common brand name Nationalease.
Ruth Bell a longtime Las Vegas resident and mother of Undersheriff Lloyd Bell and Atty Tom Bell is recovering at Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital after an abdominal operation performed Tuesday.
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