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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1965
Page
2
An ad for Tudy Jewelers selling wedding and engagement rings and watch repair services in downtown Las Vegas. Includes contact numbers and store locations. Also lists help wanted ads for masseurs and masseuses at the Dunes Hotel Health Club and a legal notice header.
Senator Alan Bible criticizes the Presidents proposal to remove silver from dimes and quarters arguing it will not solve the coin shortage. He calls for a broader silver policy including stockpiling, minting reforms, and anti hoarding laws while supporting melting prohibitions already adopted by the President.
List of graduates receiving cash awards and scholarships from Basic and other sources. Recipients include Janet Lynne Estus Sandra Kiney Bernice Anderson Carol Olson Mil lard Parish Lynn Bernhardt Ozzie Slade Robert Wood Candy Shelton Judy Handland Frank Martin Dick Cau sey James Clyde Nancy Whalen Greg Millpaugh Gary Anderson Beny Washington Mike Hanson and many more. Awards cover cash amounts tuition board and room and full or partial tuition at Brigham Young University Western Colorado State College Hollywood Beauty College University of Nevada and other institutions.
Blytheville Arkansas residents reacted to a telephone survey about Ed ward H White and James McDivitt two highly known Air Force men The responses ranged from confusion to uncertainty with one person saying White lives in town and was to work for Tropical Paint Co another noting they had never heard of either man.
A North Las Vegas dentist, Dr. Garth H. Sorensen, is named in a federal grand jury indictment for allegedly underpaying his income taxes for 1960 and 1961. The indictment cites reported 1960 and 1961 incomes of $5,386.59 and $9,338, while government figures claim $16,702.43 and $31,588.23 for the two years.
Windsor Vermont. David L. Hackey 22 read himself out of prison as a two to three year sentence for driving a car with out the owner's consent. Assigned to the prison library he studied law books and learned the maximum penalty was one year. A judge ordered his release after he had already served more time. He began his term in September 1963.
Textured Coatings of America unveils GUARD-COTE a reworkable exterior wall coating that claims 10 year factory guarantee. It combines fiberglass mica and perlite for waterproofing insulation and beauty and is used by government and major corporations. Call 382-0043 for information and low bank terms.
Clare Woodbury and Dell Robinson vote with the majority as the board approves Project Head Start. Supt. Leland Newcomer warns delays could raise costs and hinder staff, then orders screening and instruction preparation. The plan assigns 34 staff to serve 300 to 350 culturally underprivileged children beginning June 28 to boost kindergarten readiness. Dr. David Sands says administrators now face the feared challenges.
Clark County School Board members three opposing Project Head Start cited federal control and racial fairness fears. They warned funds might favor certain children and criticized the program as rushed. The plan passed 4 to 3 with four members supporting despite these objections.
The Senate Appropriations Committee approved a measure seeking more than 10 million dollars for Treasury Department and Post Office opinions in Nevada.
Dist. Atty. Ted Marshall will brief Southern Nevada law enforcement agencies on changes and new criminal laws from the last legislative session. The 1:30 p.m. session will be held in the sheriff's department auditorium with key personnel from all local agencies in attendance.
The Dunes Hotel and Country Club marks its tenth birthday by enlarging to a 1,000 room resort complex. It gains international renown as a premier destination and a self contained city for guests.
This column reflects on the Apollo mission and the Russian space flight. It praises American astronauts McDivitt and White and contrasts U S space exploration with Soviet achievement. It argues for peaceful, dignified exploration and for spreading American values rather than propaganda.
Lane contests Thunderbird Hotel sale and debts, claiming 2.5 percent stake worth 600000 and urging that 28 million of assumed debts belong to the partnership. He names Wells Jones and several estates as defendants while noting a trust fund in Bank of Las Vegas.
A young Salt Lake City man, 22, Craig Wayne Mowray, was found nude in a motel room on North Main Street. He was identified by fingerprints after an employee found the body. a woman who had checked in with him Tuesday is being sought for questioning. An autopsy with toxicology tests is planned to determine cause of death.
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