Las Vegas Briefs Cover Theft Methinks and Death
Blanch B Sternberg reported a theft of 7440 dollars in cash and jewelry from a Strip hotel room with no forced entry. Detectives link the burglary spike to hotel workers with master keys or their associates and urge a stricter key security system. John L Marker 37 was found dead in his car of likely natural causes near Lake Mead and Nellis Boulevards, wallet intact. Two Southern Nevadans won special scholarships to Ricks College Rexburg Idaho Laurel Steed Las Vegas and Bruce Perkins Overton. Fire danger rises as desert and mountain fuels dry after heavy spring growth. Clark County School Trustees prepare to discuss outside consultants and roof repair bids for four schools.
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Blanch B. Sternberg
Los Angeles
John L. Marker
Nevada
Marlin St
Marker
Lake Mead
Nellis
Clark County
Glen Taylor
Park Village
Open House At Rocky's Headquarters
Don Hanson announces the grand opening of Gov Rockefeller's campaign headquarters at 2202 West Charleston Blvd scheduled for Monday at 7 30 p m. The Nevada Youth for Rockefeller group formed less than a month ago includes June Gildersleeve Bob Andrews and Paul Rosenbaum and has generated notable support for the event.
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Don Hanson
Nevada
Youth For Rockefeller
Gov. Rockefeller
West Charleston Blvd
Nevada Youth For Rockefeller Group
June Gildersleeve
Bob Andrews
Las Vegas
Paul Rosenbaum
Las Vegas Sun Staff and Ownership Directory
A formal list details the Las Vegas Sun publication staff and officers led by H M Greenspun with executive editor Bryn Armstrong and managing editor Vince Anselmo. It lists offices at 900 South Commerce Street Las Vegas Nevada 89106 and mentions associations and subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions.
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Las Vegas
SUN
H. M
Continental
United States
Gunmen Take $400 From Strip Firm Robbery at Orange Julius Stand
Two men robbed an Orange Julius on the Strip at 3 15 a m forcing clerks Craig Welsh and John Ettinger to the back room. They shoved the workers and rifled the cash register, one pretending a gun under a rain coat. No weapon was seen. The holdup lasted moments before the robbers fled.
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Craig Welsh
John Ettinger
Madman Muntz Built Stereo Car Empire After War
Earl Muntz rose from Los Angeles radio repair to world famous used car sales. He pioneered automobile stereo cartridges, built eight plants in Van Nuys and seven in Japan, and expanded from car tapes to a major fashion in music and cars. He once rejected manufacturing Volkswagens, noting the decision as a flop.
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Madman Muntz
Earl ‘Madman’ Muntz
Muntz
Los Angeles
Don Rickles
Rickles
Las Vegas
Garwood van
Bobby Entratter Orland Loveland
Ralph Jefferson
Bobby Entratter
Jack Entratter
Sands Hotel
van Nuys
Calif
Japan
Tokyo
Nagoya
Zenith
Westinghouse
Europe
South America
Mexico
Public invited to Buddy Rich recording at Caesars Palace
The public may attend a 2 p.m. recording session by Buddy Rich and his Orchestra at Caesars Palace Circus Maximus with free admission on a first come, first seated basis. The event is part of a Liberty label recording, following an earlier restricted session for show attendees.
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Rudy Rich
Circus Maximus
Caesars Palace
Rich
Tony Bennett
Liberty
Las Vegas
Assembly Speaker Close Seeks Reelection
Mel Close Jr., speaker of the Nevada Assembly, announced plans to run again from District 5. He has chaired the Judiciary Committee and served on Banks Insurance and Corporations and Economic Development panels. Close has held various public posts including Assistant U S Attorney and Deputy District Attorney. He holds degrees from Brigham Young University and UC Law, and is active in multiple civic organizations.
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Mel Close, Jr
Nevada Assembly
Assembly
Close
Nevada
United States
Banks, Insurance and Corporations
Robert F. Kennedy
U. S
Clark County
Clark County Board of Heath
Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital Board
Small Business Administration Advisory Commission
Grant Sawyer
Legislative Commission
United States Law Commission
Ham Young University
The
University of California Law School
Breakfasters Lions Club
Elks
Clark County Cancer Society
Air Base Surgeon to Address Vegans at North Las Vegas church
Lt. Col. Frederic Stone, base surgeon at Nellis Air Force Base, will speak at the Men’s Brotherhood Monday 6:30 p.m. at First Baptist Church North Las Vegas. He will discuss U S government positions in Vietnam after returning from Cam Ranh Bay. A chicken barbecue will follow with Pastor Mike Friedman as chef and Al Litvinoff assisting. Mrs. Sherri Litvinoff will sing. Reservations by noon Monday. call 878 8295 or 642 1978.
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Frederic Stone
Nellis Air Force Base
Men's Brotherhood
First Baptist Church
F. Lake Mead Blvd
North
Las Vegas
Stone
Cam-Ran Bay
Vietnam
U.S
Mike Friedman
al Litvinoff
Sherri Litvinoff
Johnson Signs Cannon's Bills
Sen. Howard W. Cannon said President Johnson signed into law two bills extending voting rights for Americans overseas. Both measures were introduced by Cannon.
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Johnson
Cannon
Sen
Howard W. Cannon
President Johnson
NSU Gains $18,181 U.S. Grant
The National Science Foundation approved two grants totaling 67,103 for the University of Nevada and Nevada Southern University. The Reno campus receives 48,922 with 18,181 going to Nevada Southern. Senator Alan Bible said the grants support general science programs at colleges and universities.
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National Science Foundation
University of Nevada
Nevada Southern University
Alan Bible
Reno
Nevada Southern
Bible
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Rocky
Ruby
L. V. Blvd
Funeral Reviews
Thomas R. Campbell
Palm Memorial Park
Bertha Stone Palm Chaps
Gregory Faile Palm
Jacob Stern
Leo Holden
David James Ward
Uary
Orlin Loveland
Loveland
Ford Motor Company
Ford
Volkswagen
California
Stan Kenton
Business Magazine
Earl Muntz
Buddy Rich
Eldorado Valley
Close Is
Brig
Mitton
Loddin
Air Base
NSU
A.G
S.E.G
United Artists
S.A.G
Haniettes
Nate
Bankamericard
Charleston
Sahara
Decatur
Hal
Capris
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