Vegas Print Tour Reflects Rapid City Growth and Culture
A quirky Vegas column details rapid development from town to city, noting 100 churches, 40 schools with 3 more in progress, and 203 marriage licenses in 27 years. It highlights Paradise Convention Center, potential after dark races, local eateries, and colorful anecdotes about local figures and spots along with a tongue in cheek Q&A.
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Cook
Vegas
Clark County
C.C.C
Chamber of Commerce
Ship” House
Paradise Convention Center
Labor Rule Changes Set To Take Effect July 20
The rules will go into effect at 12:01 a.m. on July 20 despite earlier plans without ICC approval. A two year wage walkout moratorium under ICC approved rules would be used to urge unions and management to resolve issues via collective bargaining with Wirtz assisting. Kennedy proposed a precedent unlike any ICC action, while the President cited Woodrow Wilson's 1914 approach as a model.
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ICC
Morato Hne
Wirtz
Kennedy
NAACP Calls Off March Demanding Hotel Policy Talks
NAACP leaders and state officials pursue talks with Strip hotels to secure equal job opportunities. Bob Bailey reports threats to his life amid negotiations as hotels agree to meetings to discuss waiter, waitress, bellman, and parking staff classifications.
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Bob Bailey
Nevada Equal Rights Commission
al Landsman
Commission
NAACP
Bailey
Beehive Taxing Mystery and Strip Driver Tribute
A message notes bees as taxable property counted by hives not inhabitants and praises Nevada Strip truckers for their pay. It ends with a salutation from RUTHED and a reminder about taxes and daily troubles.
Legal summons in Nevada divorce case between Kuras spouses
In the Eighth Judicial District Clark County Nevada Julia Kuras Piointutt sues William Kuras for dissolution of marriage. Nelle Price Brawner, attorney, directs defendant to answer within 20 days or default judgment may be entered. clerk Melen Scott Reed issues the district court seal and date July 18 1969. publication dates July 23 August 4 1963.
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District Court
Melen Scott Reed
Lucille Bunyard
Deputy Cleark
Probe building fire yields rifles and unexploded munitions
Fire Chief George Rambo reported finding rifles telescopic sights and unexploded ammunition among the ruins of the Prove building after a blaze that drew assistance from Las Vegas and North Las Vegas departments. Fire units fought the fire from 1 15 to 4 45 a m as high winds and live wires complicated efforts.
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George Rambo
Las Vegas Fire Department
North Las Vegas Department
North Las Vegas
Rambo
Laythorpe Named Vegas Sports Editor With Local Ties
The new Las Vegas sports editor Laythorpe served in the Korean War from 1953 to 1955 and writes the SUN column Down The Middle. He previously worked at Colorado Springs Free Press and Corona Daily Independent and now leads a department including Jimmy Cox and Royce Feour.
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Eran
Colorado Springs
Colo
Free Press
Corona Calif
Daily Independent
Laythorpe
SUN
Great Britain
Las Vegas
Jimmy Cox
Royce Feour
Milan Man Falls From Sixth Floor Lands On Car
Bruno Furlotti aged 43 lost his balance and tumbled from a sixth floor building in Milan. He landed face down on the top of a car, causing major damage to the vehicle but he survived with a broken leg.
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Milan
Italy
UPI
Bruno Furlotti
Furlotti
NAACP under fire from governors over alleged Communist pattern
In testimony before the committee, Governors Barnett and Wallace charged mass Negro demonstrations follow a Communist pattern. Wilkins disputed claims that Negroes hurt their own cause, noting a history of betrayal and harsh misrepresentation while urging sincerity in the protest.
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Ross Barnett
Mississippi
George Wallace
Alabama
Wilkins
NATURALIZED AMERICAN CLAIMS ASYLUM BEHIND IRON CURTAIN
US defector alleges a naturalized Arab born American with that name sought asylum behind the Iron Curtain. Pentagon confirms Viktor Norris Hamilton, a naturalized citizen, worked for NSA as a research analyst starting June 13 1957 earning 6400 dollars annually. Investigations found no Communist ties and Hamilton reportedly had no knowledge of US codes despite Moscow dispatches quoting cryptography lessons.
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Pentagon
U. S
Viktor Norris Hamilton
National Security Agency
Hamilton
Moscow
Security Agency
Youthful killer Bean sentenced to death by lethal gas
The year old Bean was found guilty of first degree murder for strangling raping and mutilating British ski star and was sentenced to death by lethal gas in the week of September 25 to 29. The eight man four woman jury deliberated 70 minutes before returning the verdict. Bean offered no legal excuse and remained calm as Judge Bowen imposed the sentence.
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Bean
Bowen
Anderson
Christine Keeler testimony ties Lord Astor to rent payments
Christine Keeler testified that she moved into a flat with Mandy Davies and that Lord Astor paid part of the rent. The cross examination linked Astor to the Cliveden affair that helped precipitate Profumo scandal politics. She admitted an encounter with Soviet attaché Eugene Ivanov introduced by Dr Ward.
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Christine
Mandy Rice Davies
Lord Astor
Mervyn Griffith-Jones
Mandy
Miss Davies
Miss Keeler
Ward
Britain
Astor
Cliveden
Profumo
Harold Macmillan
Eugene Ivano
Ivanov
Monaco Quakes Fizzled as Tremors Dwindle in Riviera
Six small earthquakes were felt in Monte Carlo Monaco as the Riviera quakes since Friday weakened authorities said. No injuries or damage reported and seismic activity was described as greatly diminished by officials.
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Monte Carlo
Monaco
UPI
Riviera
Pickets fill Brooklyn and Queens construction sites in mass arrest
More than 1,000 demonstrators stayed as construction crews left Downstate Medical Center in Brooklyn. Police arrested many for disorderly conduct with six charged with assault as pickets blocked entrances and linked arms to halt concrete trucks at Rochdale Village in Jamaica.
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Downstate Medical Center
Brooklyn
Rochdale Village
Jamaica
Queens
Paul Herbert
New York City
Judge curtails FBI surveillance of mobster Giancana in Oak Park
FBI records show Austin obtained a preliminary injunction sharply limiting surveillance of Giancana. The court required the FBI to keep no more than one car within a block of his Oak Park home, limit to one following vehicle, and stay at least one foursome behind him on golf days.
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FBI
Austin
Giancana
Anthony
Big Tuna
Oak Park
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