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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1965
Page
3
Johnny Carroll 15 reported a man entered the Chief Gas Station office at 4 19 am on Sunday, demanded $135 in cash receipts, and fled on foot after producing a pistol concealed in his pocket. Carroll said he complied with the thief’s demand while making his daily report.
North Las Vegas Recreation Department resumes baton lessons with Cheryl Collins teaching a twirling and marching class from 10 to 11 a.m. at J. D. Smith gym. The six lesson fee is $1, sessions run July 19 through August 4, signups at NSW Fun Center weekdays 9 to 5.
A Clark County advisory committee starts Tuesday screening seven applicants for a Las Vegas tourism and convention publicity contract worth about 600000 annually. The Jack Melvin Agency currently handles about 400000 and the Kelly Reber Agency about 100000. both have new bids. Committee members include Ed Fountain Robert Baskin Jack Petitti and Strip hotel and downtown resort reps.
A national home management magazine describes a Sizale segment in Dallas where unmarried, party loving tenants attract landlords with low rents and amenities. Builders tout community pools meeting rooms barbecue pits and units with built in bars to lure renters into the market segment.
A rash of Saturday traffic accidents in Las Vegas left seven people with minor injuries. Notable incidents include a 5 year old boy colliding with a stopped taxi after dodging three playing on the sidewalk, and a panel truck crash with a second vehicle on Ogden. Other wrecks involved a motorcycle side swipe, a right of way collision at Monticello and Evergreen, a stop sign violation at Fremont and Bruce, and a Highland Alta crash injuring a teen passenger. Authorities cited multiple drivers for safety failures and issued several cautions.
UPI reports that Sir Winston Churchill sketched during British cabinet meetings. The doodles are shown to the public for the first time at the 1965 World's Fair in New York at the People-to-People Tribute to Churchill pavilion.
The gazebo era returns in a modern form as a shuttered patio. Homeowners fence a patio with pine louver doors treated for weather to create fresh air sunshine and privacy once central to the summer house, reviving a beloved outdoor space.
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