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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1966
Page
2
Personal classified notes advertise jewelry services by Trudy Jewelers and a wedding ring emphasis. Also listing shoe store, leather den set, and a Hyde Park home ad with trade options and contact numbers.
A sequence of numeric price fragments appears, ranging from 395 to 3595, with occasional dollar signs and word tokens like Love. The text reads as a rough catalog snippet or OCR scrap without full item labels or context.
In a moving tribute Webb recalls Sam the bloodhound who tracked a missing boy through Mt. Charleston Range with his handlers, Joe and Sheriff OConnor. The piece touts the dog’s loyalty and the team’s bravery, urging Las Vegas to recognize their service with gratitude and a memorial plaque.
Margaret Ann Walters, 26, found guilty of involuntary manslaughter in the shooting of her common law husband Donald Walters, 31, at a Nellis Boulevard motel apartment after a three day trial. Deputy District Attorney Richard Bryan cited Thou shalt not kill as he urged the jury. Walters was eight months pregnant and did not face the death penalty.
Ranchos High School awarded diplomas to more than 500 seniors at the Convention Center as Paul Arenez and trustees presented diplomas. Valedictory by Rubye Gorman and salutatory by Lynda Forbes framed a ceremony with awards from Fleishman scholarships to full tuition grants and various named donors and organizations.
Police say 3-year-old Thomas Stark Jr. wandered from his home but followed parents instructions and did not reveal his name to strangers. Authorities believe he would have been found sooner if he had not cooperated fully.
A Las Vegas based embezzlement suspect, Harry Kay, is arrested by federal agents as he leaves a Brooklyn dock from a Spain bound ship. He allegedly stole over 100000 from 40 investors, mainly Las Vegas residents, with funds diverted from a grain securities office begun in 1963. Extradition papers are in process and Kay returned unexpectedly.
The Las Vegas YMCA announces the first annual Learn To Swim Campaign, running Monday June 6 through Friday June 10. It welcomes boys and girls in elementary grades who cannot swim, with registrations still open.
Las Vegas police seek James E. Stabler missing for a week. The 55 year old security guard candidate, 6 feet tall, 160 pounds with thinning gray hair, was last seen with his wife Bernice leaving a downtown casino. He was armed and due for his first day at a new job. Contact authorities with information.
The City Commission bans parking over a five block stretch on Fremont Street from Main to Las Vegas Boulevard starting June 15 to improve traffic flow and aid downtown merchants. Taxis and all vehicles will be affected, with meters covered to enforce the restriction. Meanwhile Western Union and 34 Las Vegas staffers await a contract update as CTU ends a four hour nationwide walkout.
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