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Newspaper

Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1965

Page

2

Bank of Las Vegas Branch Manager Links Heritage and Modern Banking

In Overton Nevada the Bank of Las Vegas Branch Manager Larry Staley discusses farming and finance with an aged rancher. The talk blends ranching life with banking sophistication, highlighting Nevada's frontier hospitality and the region's agricultural outlook.

Nevada Bank of Las Vegas Nates Larry Staley Mocoa Valley Overton Las Vegas Larry

Advertising scam and odd dieting prize noted

A caller posing as an ad agency tried selling magazines including a defunct release. Two Army sergeants at Fort Sill reportedly lost 332 pounds together to win re enlistment. The piece promotes Bank of Las Vegas offering insured savings with FDIC protection across eight branches.

Fort Sill Bank of Las Vegas

FCC orders quieter ads across radio and TV broadcasts

The FCC demanded broadcasters curb objectionably loud commercials. It condemned ads read rapid and stridently and with loudness after lower volume material. Technical guidelines seek industry-wide compliance under threat of fines or license loss.

Washington UPI Federal Communications Commission FCC

Famed Division Lands in Viet Nam

The 1st Division troops are assigned to guard the Cam Ranh Bay depot complex under construction near a narrow inlet. The depot will store ammunition and supplies for central Viet Nam fighting as U S jets provide air cover. Two Marine companies from the 2nd Battalion opened action near Da Nang, with one Marine wounded, one Viet Cong killed, and seven suspects captured.

Cam Ranh Bay Viet Nam Normandy North Africa U.S.S. Gordon U.S da Nang

Grant Store Construction Opens Third Phase in College Park

Construction begins on a W. T. Grant Company store, the final unit in the third phase of the $3 million College Park central business district in North Las Vegas. The 30,000 square foot shop is to open in early fall, built by Ernest W. Hahr, Inc. from designs by Daniel, Mann, Johnson, and Mendenhall. College Park Realty Co. develops the shopping center.

W. T. Grant Company College Park Central Business District Las Vegas Ernest W. Hahr, Inc Daniel, Mann, Johnson, and Mendenhall College Park Realty Co

North Las Vegas considers interim approval for bare bosom show

The North Las Vegas City Council voted 3-2 to suspend enforcement of an ordinance against nude performances to allow the Silver Nugget to host a bare bosom show starting Thursday. Mayor William L. Taylor and Councilman James B. Kelly opposed, arguing citizens favor keeping the rule. Major Riddle, president of the Dunes Hotel, said the venture with a $1.2 million investment could lose $375,090 yearly without drawing patrons from Las Vegas and Clark County.

Las Vegas Bill Barker Coussell Major Riddle William L. Taylor James B. Kelly Riddle Dunes Hotel Clark County Holiday Inn Roadway Inn

County Plans Changes for Liquor Law Provisions

The county proposes changes to liquor law provisions aligned with gaming control board statutes plus modernization of licensing procedures. The district attorney notes these amendments as a first reading awaiting further study of their ramifications.

Marshall Gaming Control Board

Glaston Named Director of Promotions for Desert Inn and Stardust

Joe Glaston veteran promotion man is named director of special promotions for the Desert Inn and Stardust hotels. He will work with Frank Sennes and Sid Bakal to develop entertainment and restaurant campaigns. Glaston previously ran public relations for Ray Ryan Palm Springs and Abbott and Costello. He is married to Maxine Albers and they live on Desert Inn Road with their son Joe Jr.

Joe Glaston Desert Inn Stardust Sid Bakal Glaston Frank Sennes Bakal Ray Ryan Palm Springs el Mirador Hotel Bermuda Dunes Country Club Bud Abbott Lou Costello Hollywood Frances Langford Maxine Albers Joe, Jr Desert Inn Road Las Vegas

Stanton Halverson Jr elected as chair and CEO at N A Corp

Stanton Halverson Jr is elected chairman and chief executive of National Aeronautical Corp and continues in those roles. He previously led the medical science division at Litton Industries.

Fort Washington, Pa National Aeronautical Corp Stanton Halverson Jr Halverson Litton Industries, Inc

Bombings Shake Chicago Landmark Buildings

Police guards were posted at government offices after a bomb threat near the Loop. An anonymous letter blamed the Chicago Daily News and Sun-Times for editorial Viet Nam coverage. A witness saw two men flee after the blast. The Masonite Building, Meyer Building, and Wrigley Building were damaged in the sequence of explosions. Jerry Wells suffered a bomb related car destruction and Albert Blackburn’s car was damaged.

Kruezer Internal Revenue Service United Press International Wrigley Chicago Daily News Chicago Sun-Times Viet Nam United States Southeast Asia Richard Goudreau Masonite Wacker Drive Near West Side Meyer Loop Wrigley Building Jerry Wells The Chicago Tribune Albert Blackburn Sun-Times Daily News

Charges Dropped Against Dealer

Judge George granted the motion to dismiss in Las Vegas Justice Court. Judge Brennan disqualified himself due to past partnership with Leavitt. Deputy District Attorney Leonard Gang moved for dismissal without citing a reason.

George Las Vegas Justice of the Peace James Brennan Leavitt Atty Leonard Gang

Rescue and recovery after radar plane crash off Massachusetts

Nine survivors and several recovered bodies were transported to hospital after a West German destroyer aided by U S Navy and Coast Guard vessels. Weather and fog hampered search efforts with plans to keep a search plane aloft through the night for possible flare sightings.

Wasp Weymouth Naval Air Station Chelsea Coast Guard U. S Massachusetts

Bank Robbery Sparks Gun Battle at Dallas Vault

A masked gunman attempted to rob the Texas Bank and Trust Co vault in downtown Dallas. Two guards were wounded before a guard fired, and another shot from behind wounded the bandit. The incident ties to labor strife and stalled projects as unions threaten stoppages.

Dallas UPI Texas Bank & Trust Co Bill Lyday Art Atkinson Atkinson William Johnson George T. Cox Cox

Walkout Delays City Road Expansion Amid Deep Trench

Traffic skirts a torn up thoroughfare as a deep trench for sewer and utility lines delays city road expansion. Engineers left the project three weeks ago signaling pressure from the Big 4 contractors and causing slow progress in the early construction phase.

Big 4

Silver Dollar Solution Found in Maryland Clubs

Maryland clubs facing silver dollar scarcity turn to Bermuda Crown coins as a workaround. The copper nickel tokens fit slot machines and exchange for 84 cents, enabling clubs to profit by selling and redeeming them for full dollars, while discouraging leakage from the house.

Maryland Nevada Waldorf U.S

Where I Stand by Hank Greenspun touches many readers

The column recalls past district attorney Roland Wiley and his secretary Eileen, notes an ad for health insurance payments, and mentions postcards from Russia. Readers suggest better ink quality and raise concerns about foreclosures and the aging population in American life.

Roland Wiley Pahrump

Explosion at ALCOA plant injures two in Pennsylvania

An explosion and ensuing two hour fire at ALCOA's aluminum powder and flake plant along the Allegheny River injured two workers. James F. Keesey and Fred M. Imm, both hospitalized, were the only mill occupants. The blast occurred in a ball mill and the rest of the plant remained intact. Firefighters from New Kensington assisted in extinguishing the blaze.

Pittsburgh UPI Allegheny River Citizens General Hospital New Kensington James F. Keesey Leechburg Fred M. Imm The Aluminum Company of America ALCOA Logans Ferry Here Ters Keesey Imm

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