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Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1966

Page

19

Roadster Riot at Stardust Raceway heats Las Vegas drag meet

Ten of the fastest roadsters gather for the Roadster Riot at Stardust International Raceway. Hunter Lewis and Perry’s 1958 Chrysler tops the fuel altered field, with a 9.31 ET and 167 mph, while Harrell and Borsch field a large nitro alky 480 cubic inch car. Eliminations start 7:30 p.m. with practice 4–7. general admission $2, stock entrant $1, extra traffic staff to ease the crowds.

Stardust International Raceway Hunter, Lewis and Perry Dale Lewis Pepsi-Cola E&r California Harrell Borsch Chrysler American Hot Rod Association Huntridge Theatre Leo Margolian

Nevada Student Returns From World Cruise Inspires View

Nevada Southern University junior Ralph Tribbey traveled as a student aboard the freighter MS Seven Seas on a six month around the world voyage. He visited Tahiti New Zealand Australia Singapore India Ceylon Kenya Egypt Israel Italy Greece and Morocco while studying aboard. Tribbey reported seeing harsh urban poverty in India and noted the vast differences between real life and textbook geography.

Joy Fisher SUN Nevada Southern University Ralph Tribbey Nevada Southern Tribbey Merchant Marine M.S. Seven Seas India Ceylon Kenya Somalia Egypt Lebanon Israel Italy Greece Algeria Morocco Madeira

Supremes Top in Tape Sales and Motown Leads

Motown’s Detroit Sound dominates early eight track tape cartridge sales with two of its packages in the top ten. The Supremes “Where Did Our Love Go” ranks second, and Billy Eckstine’s “The Prime of My Life” sits at eight. The album version of Where Did Our Love Go has lingered on Billboard’s best selling LP list for 85 weeks, far longer than typical albums. The single may earn Motown its first Gold Cartridge award for sales over 250000 copies.

Motown Record Corporation Detroit Motown The Supremes Billy Eckstine Billboard Magazine

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