Jail Ex Las Vegans Involved In Island Gambling Bust
Puerto Rico authorities announced the arrest of three former Las Vegans over gambling crimes after a Reno police photographer documented more than 100 alleged crooks. Larry Moss, Cecil Woods, and Robert Asiel face charges including loaded dice use pistol whipping illegal firearm possession. Seevers of Reno police assisted and will file photos in local records.
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Moss
Woods
Asiel
Asie
Seevers
Reno
Bureau of Identification
San Juan
Salvador Roig
Puerto Rico
Governor Names Six To Nevada Boards
Governor Grant Sawyer announced six new appointments to Nevada boards and commissions plus four reappointments. New appointees include Dr. Juanita White to the Western Interstate Compact for higher education and Ella Weber to the Board of Physical Therapy Examiners. Other changes place William Locke on the Board of Pharmacy, Dr. Frank O’Neil on the Medical Advisory Board of the State Athletic Commission, Dr. O C Moulton on the board, and Elmer Gardner on the State Board of Parole Commissioners. Reappointments include Mel Lundberg, Elmo Martinelli, Reese Llewellyn, and Kenneth Shaddy to various panels.
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Carson City
UPI
Grant Sawyer
Juanita White
Boulder City
John Morrison
Reno
Western Interstate Compact For
Ella Weber
Las Vegas
Fenton Frehner
Physical Therapy
William Locke
Pharmacy
Frank O'Neil
Ernest Mack
State Athletic Commission
O. C. Moulton
Wesley H. Hall
Elmer Gardner
State Board of Parole Commissioners
Austin Bowler
Assembly
Mel Lundberg
Elko
Board of Parole Commissioners
Elmo Martinelli
Reese Llewellyn
Ely
Kenneth Shaddy
Barbers Health and Sanitation Board
Help Wanted Housekeeper Live-In for One Child
Classified notice seeking a live-in housekeeper to care for one child. Contact number 878-3377 after 1 p.m.
Balanced Budget May Backfire Continues On Fiscal Outlook
The June 30 1964 general fund balance stood at 6 252 055 and was projected to rise to about 8.5 million by end of the current year, before new appropriations begin June 30 1965 as the 1965 legislature weighs the biennium.
Bank Exec Hurt In Car Wreck
Thayer E. Bigelow vice president of the First National Bank sustained a strained back in a hit and run near Main Street and Las Vegas Boulevard South. Police arrested 36 year old Anthony Patarressi after the driver fled the scene and posted $150 bail. Bigelow rode with Bill Stiles the bank public relations representative and was treated by his private physician.
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First National Bank
Main St
Las Vegas Blvd
Bigelow
Bill Stiles
Anthony Patarressi
Ray Diehl Rites Set For Today
Funeral services for Ray Diehl 58 who died Jan 12 in Southern Nevada Hospital will be held at 10 a.m. today at Bunker Prothers Chapel. Diehl a Las Vegas tax consultant with Ray Diehl and Associates lived at 2010 E Fremont St and held charitable work but avoided publicity. Born April 21 1906 in New York he had no known survivors. Elks Lodge will provide services and interment follows at Mountain View Gardens of Memory.
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Southern Nevada Hospital
Bunker Prothers Chapel
Diehl
Las Vegas
E. Charleston Blvd
New York
Elks Lodge
Mountain View Gardens of Memory
Law Jails Forgery Suspect In Two Check Casings
Las Vegas detectives arrest Roland Ray Fortenberry 41 of Henderson on forgery charges after two checks stolen from North Las Vegas Mayor William Taylor’s offices were allegedly cashed. One check for 202 dollars cleared at L Bar L Super Market and another for 220 dollars at the Showboat Hotel.
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William Taylor
Roland Ray Fortenberry
Pacific St
Henderson
Taylor
L-Bar-L
Sahara Ave
Showiboat
15000 Auto Dealers Arrive for Parley in Las Vegas
More than 100 automotive related companies set up here for a five day convention chaired by Nevada legislator Archie Pozzi. Leading speakers include Walter W. Heller and Sen A S Monroney if present to address delegates on economic policy and the nations economy. David Ogilvy will discuss the dealer image and how to improve it.
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Nevada
Archie Pozzi
Carson City
Walter W. Heller
U. S
Las Vegas
David Ogilvy
Ogilvy, Benson and Mather, Inc
City Orders unsafe buses off LV streets until repaired
Las Vegas authorities ordered 18 buses removed after a safety check found hazardous conditions such as faulty brakes, broken glass, inoperative doors and lights. Five buses were certified safe, while the firm faced potential franchise revocation if repairs were not completed. A survey of bus operations will cost up to 3800 dollars and be shared by Las Vegas, North Las Vegas, and Clark County.
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Phil Mirabelli
Ed Fountain
Oran Grayson
Long Beach
Calif
Las Vegas
Clark County
Vegas
Mirabelli
Desert Inn theft robs real estate man of 62900 in cash and securities
Naftali Nadel, 53, and his wife were at a Desert Inn show when a thief stole a briefcase from his car trunk containing about 62900 in cash and securities including 15000 in hundred dollar bills. Investigators say the lock was picked or a duplicate key used. Nadel planned to use the funds for a Carson City ranch purchase.
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Kelson Circle
Shirley
Desert Inn
Nadel
Carson City
Burglars Hit Cashman Cadillac Office, Take Cash and Checks
Burglars broke into the second floor offices of Cashman Cadillac at 118 N. Main St during the night and fled with 1900 dollars in cash and 8600 dollars in checks, police said yesterday.
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Cashman Cadillac
N. Main St
Las Vegas Sees NADA Convention Impact and Growth
The piece recalls Las Vegas transformation from desert town to major convention hub as NADA arrivals and advance bookings set records. It notes past leaders who helped lure dealers, the World Congress of Flight, and the city’s push to host major gatherings. It emphasizes hospitality and pride in the auto industry’s role.
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Las Vegas
Europe
Burt Todkill
Todkill
Jim Cashman Sr
Jim
Reapportionment Sparks Senate Stir In Nevada
Senator James Slattery attacks Judge Foley over prejudging the reapportionment case amid threats of federal intervention. Atty. Gen. Dickerson warns the June 23 federal hearing may force redistricting as Clark and Washoe counties gain decisively. Laxalt Swackhamer vow to finish routine business in 50 days amid tension over possible special session.
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R Storey
Senate
U. S. Dist
Roger Foley
Slattery
United States
U. S. Supreme Court
Earl Warren
Atty
Harvey Dickerson
Foley
Las Vegas
Dickerson
Clark
Washoe
Paul Laxalt
William Swackhamer
Battle Mountain
Laxalt
Swackhamer
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