Olsen Plans Senate Bid In Nevada District 3
Assemblyman Art Olsen announces filing for State Senate in District 3 covering Las Vegas Township Bunkerville Logandale Mesquite Moapa Overton. A Democrat with three assembly terms he chairs and serves on key committees and previously held roles as deputy district attorney justice of the peace and county commissioner. He and his wife live at 1505 Bryn Mawr where she teaches in the Clark County School District.
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Art Olsen
State Senate
Dist
Las Vegas Township
Bunkerville
Logandale
Mesquite
Moapa
Overton
Olsen
Assembly
Banking, Insurance and Corporations
Legislative Commission
Nevada
Bryn Mawr
Clark County
Outbreak of Crime Reported in City Burglaries and Thefts
City police and sheriff's deputies reported a rash of thefts and burglaries during the week. A 17 foot boat with motor and trailer valued at 3387 disappeared from 2307 Pershing. Furnished units at Churchill East Apartments were looted. cash and goods taken at several addresses including 4362 Salton and 280 Harmon. Day Dream Ranch was robbed of 326 in cash. Gem and Lapidary reported 8300 in precious stones plus 50 cash. Other items stolen include kitchen range and backyard items from 3691 Las Vegas Blvd South. A broke window entry at Dr. William Scheer’s office yielded nothing. police suspect narcotics as the motive.
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Churchill East
Salton
Harmon
Dream Ranch
Warm Springs Road
Paradise Valley
Don Jones
Gem and Lapidary
Las Vegas Blvd
South
Tony Garcia
Dunes Hotel Protests Shopping Center Across From Resort
Major A Riddle renewed the Dunes Hotel protest in a letter against a shopping center proposed across the street from the resort. Clark County Planning Commission quickly approved Lied's project and county commissioners face a decision on a variance.
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A. Riddle
Dunes
Clark County
Ernest F. Liee
Planning Commission
Major Riddle
Charles Rich
Riddle
Missing man walking on highway sighted near Beatty
Frank Alderson 31, missing since last Saturday after a headache illness, was reportedly seen walking north on U.S. 95 between Lathrop Wells and Beatty Thursday night. A prior desert search near Fremont Street failed to locate him. he is a catering waiter at the Mint Hotel.
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Frank Alderson
U.S. 95
Lathrop Wells
Beatty
Alderson
Nye
Charleston Heights
Sheriff's Department
Fremont Street
Mint Hotel
Tidewater Oil Division Sale Approved by Phillips for 387 Million
The Tidewater Oil Co western market division was sold to Phillips Petroleum Co for 387 million dollars. The completion followed authorization after about 2,500 documents. H W Vand esforge, John Getgood, and Charles R Brown led the dealings for the Title Insurance and Trust Co Pioneer Title Division Tidewater Tidewater and Phillips respectively.
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Title Insurance and Trust Co
Pioneer Title Division
Tidewater Oil Co
Western Market
Phillips Petroleum Co
H. W. Vandesforde
John Getgood
Tidewater
Charles R. Brown
Phillips
Federal mediators schedule new talks after plumber and electrician strike
Federal mediator Eugene Barry said meetings are set for next week between Local 525 plumbers and pipefitters and representatives of Reynolds Electrical and Engineering Co and Catalytic Construction Co at the Test Site. Management will then meet Local 357 electricians.
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Eugene Barry
Reynolds Electrical and Engineering Co
Catalytic Construction Co
Electrical Workers Union
Teens to Spend 21 Billion Annually by 1970 Forecast
Statisticians project U.S. teenagers will control about 21 billion dollars annually in their own money within a few years. The shift follows population trends predicting more than half the nation will be under 25 by 1970.
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New York
United States
Habitual Criminal Charge Upheld in Nevada Case
Judge John Mowbray rejected a defense motion to dismiss the habitual criminal charge against Gene Terral and found him guilty under 1965 Nevada amendments. Terral faces a possible 10 years to life after a Jan 2 1965 theft at the Dunes Hotel involving ten $25 chips and two Oklahoma prior convictions. The judge ruled the amendments do not violate ex post facto protections and that the state must prove Terral’s prior convictions while preserving his rights to dispute them.
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John Mowbray
Terral
Nevada
Mowbray
Calvin Leibowwitz
Chicago
Dunes
James Buchanan
Oklahoma
Tulsa
Okla
State Reformatory
Granite
U.S. District Court
Mike Hines
Las Vegas Sun Publishing Names and Staff Roles
The Las Vegas Sun publishes in the morning including Sundays from Far South Commerce Street Las Vegas Nevada 29106. Listing of publisher assistants editors and department heads follows, with corporate officers and associations noted.
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Evior and
Las Vegas Sun, Inc
Far South Commerce Street
Las Vegas
Nevada
Ruthe Deskin
Bryn Armstrong
Vince Ansemo
Dave Bradley
Lerry Appleby
Jack Davenport
William Sherwood
Burt Bay
Maney Womack
H. M Greenspun
Ray Ger*rain
Rushe Deskin
Barbara Green
Congress
Ward Griffith Co
Chicago
Detroit
New York
San Francisco
Los Angeles
United Press International
Nevada State Press Association
American Newspaper Publishers Association
California Newspaper Publishers Association
The
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Fan tips for choosing an electric house fan
University Park Penn State extension home management specialists advise buyers to consider size suitability cost safety comfort and convenience for year round use. A well constructed fan provides years of service with low operation and repair costs.
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University Park, Pa
UPI
Pennsylvania State University Extension
Regents Seek Delay in Developer Bid Over Fringe Element Fears
Nevada Southern University regents ask County Commissioners to pause future developer plans for a shopping center and McDonalds across from the Las Vegas campus to avoid a perceived fringe element linked to Berkeley. Dr. Anderson cites master plan uncertainty and funding questions, including a $42 per student development fee and enrollment projections.
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Regents
Board of County Commissioners
Nevada Southern University
Las Vegas
County Commission
Briare
Anderson
University Board of Regents
Berkley
University
Boy Scout
Gerald N. Leavitt
Clark County
Board of Regents
Dr. Anderson
Donald) Moyer
Nevada Southern
Unions’ Petition to Represent Hacienda Workers Denied
In Federal Court Judge Roger P. Foley denied the petition by Las Vegas Local Joint Executive and Bartenders Local 226 and Bartenders Local 165 to represent change girls and booth cashiers at the Hacienda Hotel. The suit against Las Vegas Hacienda Inc. and Casino Operations Inc. failed because Casino Inc. was not bound by the contract terms.
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Change
Hacienda Hotel
Las Vegas
Culinary Local 226
Bartenders Local 165
Las Vegas Hacienda Inc
Casino Operations Inc
Roger PD. Foley
Casino Inc
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Continental
Scotty's Men's Clothiers
Charleston
Charleston Plaza-Fox Theatre
Eeere PR
Kuppenheimer
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Manhattan
Haggar Securoslax
French Shriner
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Sands Hotel
Red Skelton
David Scott
James McDavitt
Edward White
Roger Cha
FEAR
Nevada Unversity Board of Regents
Queen's
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E. Charleston Blvd
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la Fontaine
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