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Newspaper

Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1966

Page

3

Firemen Inspecting Homes In Las Vegas Voluntary Survey

Las Vegas firemen continue a door to door program checking for fire hazards in two city zones. They inspect for faulty wiring heaters and oily materials while urging residents to grant access. Also notes a May hike in Lincoln County a July 4 sailing cruise off California and a pedestrian motorist crash on Fremont near 9th with injuries. A narcotics bag was stolen from Dr. H Zellhoffer’s car.

Las Vegas Owens Lake Mead Boulevard H Street Union Pacific Charleston Alta Drive Bedford East Essex Drive Hyde Park Sierra Club Jeff Stormson Lincoln County Silver Nugget Pacific Islands California Fremont 9Th John Dello Dello Los Angeles Della Capen S. 8Th St H. Zellhoffer Zellhoffer

Porter Files For Judge Position in Department Five

Porter John Porter Clark County chief civil deputy district attorney filed his declaration for district judge in Department 5. The 60 year old veteran attorney with 30 years in public service highlighted his legal career, WWII service, and wartime liaison work with French forces. He is married to Dorothy Porter, former North Las Vegas mayor.

John Porter Clark County Dept Porter Nevada New York State Signal Corps Africa Europe U.S Fifth Army War Department Germany Dorothy Porter North Las Vegas

Mexico City road system boasts vast toll highways

Mexico asserts it has the Latin nations finest road network with 33 000 miles of highways and toll roads growing at about 2.5 miles daily.

Mexico City Mexico

Las Vers Las Vegas Sun Publication Details and Rates

The Las Vegas Sun lists staff roles including Ruthe Deskin as assistant to the publisher Bryn Armstrong executive editor Vince Anselmo managing editor Dave Bradley city editor Gerry Appleby women's editor Jack Davenport advertising director William Sherwood circulation manager and Burt Bay classified director. It notes post office entry as second class matter and cites national and state press associations. Subscription rates are given for daily and Sunday single copies and various mail terms with advance payment required.

Las Vegas Sun, Inc South Commerce Street Las Vegas Nevada Ruthe Deskin Bryn Armstrong Vince Anselmo Dave Bradley Gerry Appleby Jack Davenport William Sherwood Burt Bay Haney Womack H. M. Greenspun Ray Germain Rushe Desk

Europe’s E Routes Extend Across Continent to 1970

Europe plans 10 000 miles of expressways called E routes to be finished by 1970 nearly half done now One major line E1 runs from London to Rome and includes a proposed auto rail tunnel under the Channel and the Mt Blanc tunnel between France and Italy.

Paris Europe London Rome English Channel Mt. Blanc France Italy

Union to challenge Las Vegas cab ordinance in District Court

Teamster Local 881 leaders prepared in District Court to file a complaint seeking an injunction against portions of the cab ordinance governing driver fees and disciplinary procedures. Richard Thomas said the move is planned, not tied to the Las Vegas Cab Drivers Association’s recent action, which he claims harms the ordinance and drivers’ interests. The association obtained a temporary restraining order on the $25 fee, while the union seeks fee reductions and fairer hearing procedures. Thomas called the association a small minority pursuing its own financial interests and warned of court action to protect the broader industry.

Teamster Richard Thomas Teamsters Local 881 Las Vegas Cab Drivers Association Thomas Ray Chenoweth Richard Bell Las Vegas Cab Driver Association Commission County Control

Tom Sawyer Day Kickoff At Clark County Boys Club

The Boys Clubs of Clark County host the first annual Tom Sawyer Day today at 10 a.m. at Tom's House in the Carey and Webster area of North Las Vegas. Governor Grant Sawyer will attend. Activities include a costume parade and Tom Sawyer style contests such as fence painting greased pole climb tug of war and watermelon race. Free for boys eight and older, dress as a Tom Sawyer character. Bus from Golden West Shopping Center at 9:30 a.m. Refreshments after. Gerald Gillock says it may be Southern Nevada’s biggest youth event of the year to kick off summer.

Clark County Tom’s Carey and Webster North Las Vegas Grant Sawyer Golden West Gerald Gillock Nevada

Bonanza Move Complete and Phoenix Office Opening

Bonanza Air Lines reports most administrative staff have moved to Phoenix with the local office to close June 10. About 85 to 100 workers will stay to maintain service, and passenger numbers have risen despite the move, according to President Edmund Converse.

Bonanza Air Lines Phoenix Bonanza Edmund Converse

Mint Seigniorage Surges With New Coins

Washington reports seigniorage to rise to 900 million dollars this year and 1.6 billion next year as the cost gap between metal and face value grows due to the issuance of new quarters, halves and dimes.

Washington

Miller couple charged after Fremont promoter

Innocent Pilea entered Bill and Cheryl Miller of 5404 Eugene pleaded innocent to assault and battery and disorderly conduct in Municipal Court yesterday. Complaints by Mike Gambino sports director of the Fremont Hotel followed an argument involving a State Athletic Commission member after Mrs Miller allegedly slapped him. Trial set for July 22 in Department 2 Municipal Court.

Bill Cheryl Miller Eugene Miller Mike Gambino Fremont Hotel Department 2 Municipal Court

Atomic blast rocks Las Vegas test site structures

An underground atomic blast at Test Site A was detected by the Atomic Energy Commission. The ground shock reached Las Vegas about 20 seconds after the 7 a.m. blast and was felt atop Caesar's Palace the Sahara and the First National Bank of Nevada Building.

Las Vegas Atomic Energy Commission Caesar’s Palace The Sahara First National Bank of Nevada AEC

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