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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1964
Page
4
Fragmented notes discuss anxiety over A bomb fears and Cold War era politics. Mentions Nevada fringe elements, Jac Shaws and Paul Lawatts as alleged bomb droppers, with references to party takeovers and emergency lines. No clear event details or dates.
Udall orders closure of public lands in Nevada following a suit filed by a federal land management bureau. The action restricts access amid ongoing disputes over land use and management policy.
A federal grand jury here questions Las Vegas hotel staff as subpoenas target casinos in a probe that could indict high rollers for income tax violations. Witnesses include cashiers and processors from Desert Inn, Stardust, and other venues as officials move slowly in testimony.
Judge Mowbray orders Tanner Motor Tours to suspend Udrive service at McCarran Airport after a show cause hearing found possible contempt for failing to honor a May injunction. Deputies testified employees misled patrons about airport cars while directing customers to the Strip branch.
A 19 year old waitress sustained serious injuries when her speeding vehicle left Highway 1 North and rolled over twice near Nellis Air Force Base. Judith Elaine Brown reported the crash at 4 30 am yesterday. Passenger Guadalupe Gonzales was treated and released after observation at Nellis Hospital.
The article reports Barry Goldwater maintaining a strong lead over rivals with party strategists coordinating a victory push. It notes discussions at a conference and remarks from key figures on securing essential votes in confirmation of Goldwater’s frontrunner status.
The Nevada Parole Board faces criticism as lawmakers and officials clash over minimum terms before parole. Attorneys general and critics accuse the system of leniency and potential contempt of court for releasing prisoners early. Jeffery Connell and others face August releases amid debate.
Judge David Zeneff set a hearing for next Wednesday on a permanent injunction against North Las Vegas to halt annexation. The restraining order limits the city as county residents objected to land expansion. The hearing will be at 9:30 am in the Clark County Courthouse following council approval of two annexation proposals.
Ongoing hearing in the trucking dispute resumes with testimony and arguments from involved parties and counsel. The proceedings focus on contract interpretations and regulatory complaints raised by industry members.
A misdated report outlines a lettuce related cash disappearance from Stella Horton’s refrigerator and a later court hearing. The case involves Teamsters and other locals with witnesses detailing contracts and percentages. The hearing proceeds under Judge Roger Polen Jr with potential NLAB transfer to Washington for final determinations.
The article traces Col. Simler’s career from Navy and Army Air Corps beginnings in World War I through his return to Maryland as a professor in 1946 to later roles including athletics director at the Air Force Academy, National War College, Kadena command, and leadership of the 4528th Combat Crew Training Squadron during the F-105 program at Nellis in 1962.
Orlando T. PSPINOZA Sr. dies at 73 after hospital stay in La Calif. Rosary tonight at 7:30 in Palm Chapel with Mass at 11:00 a.m. at St. Peters Catholic, burial at Woodlawn Cemetery. Born in Cortez, he lived in Henderson 10 years at 38 E Basic Rd. Survived by widow Plena and children Orlando Jr Armhur FP Helen Patricia J. Wyse, plus four brothers, two sisters, 15 grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
Report outlines mayoral and attorney general plans amid rising street fear in Crown Heights and surrounding areas. Police seek auxiliary force, stricter penalties, and expanded enforcement to curb gang activity and preventive patrols after clashes between officers and motorists.
Treasury department brief notes potential revenue measures under consideration and outlines upcoming steps for fiscal policy. Officials emphasize stability and adherence to existing budgetary constraints.
The fragmentary text mentions a week ago event, unclear names and places. Readable items point to a local notice or brief with limited proper nouns. Readers should note the uncertain OCR result and focus on any legible dates or organizations if clarified.
Stock market slipped on active trading, forcing quick exits as blue chips including IBM, General Electric, Kodak and Bethlehem Steel declined. Steel and electronics fell while Contel Data and Honeywell slid sharply. Lukens, Jones & Laughlin and Bethlehem Steel also dropped.
The record lists numerous license and investment requests across Las Vegas and surrounding areas. Individuals including Raymond Spector, George Harmon, Major Riddie, Schandier Riots, and others seek licenses or stakes ranging from small 1 percent to multi percent shares in Silver Nugget, Castaways, Cohen's Santa Anita Turf Club, and other properties.
The Pewmewn Optimial Club hosts a men’s style show featuring seven club members and five women modeling outfits by Joseph and Jo Anne of Ron tore 4. Cocktails begin at 8 p.m. as the event supports local Scout troops, a Turner element, the Optimist oratorical contest, and a public fundraiser.
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