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Newspaper

Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1966

Page

5

Levinson Wiretap Suit Delayed in Nevada Court

Edward Levinson’s $5 million privacy suit against Central Telephone Co was set for Friday in District Court but postponed a week. The Fremont Hotel chief claims Central tapped his office via a cable to a listening device. attorney Edward Bennett Williams cites his father’s death for absence. Walter Geary of Central Telephone counters that the firm follows Nevada law on monitoring conversations.

Fremont Hotel Edward Levinson The Central Telephone Co District Edward Bennett Williams Washington Ing Levinson John Mowbray Las Vegas Levinson Fremont

Three Young Children Hurt in Las Vegas Traffic Accidents

Police report three injuries among children in Las Vegas and North Las Vegas yesterday. A two year old, Jimmy Goodart, required stitches after a car struck him outside 2842 Tonopah NSV. Rhonda West, one, was taken to Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital after a rear end collision caused by Paula West at Main and Mesquite. Linda Taylor, age 14, was treated after a bump to the head when her mother stopped suddenly at 28th and Charleston and another car was struck.

Grand Morrical Nevada Southern University Blue Diamond Las Vegas Model Agency Sheriff's Office Jimmy Goodart Tonopah Nsv Rhonda West Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital Paula Glendale St Nsw Main Mesquite Linda Taylor Hawaii Charleston

Las Vegas Sun Staff and Affiliations Note

Las Vegas Sun staff and executives listed include publisher assistant Ruthe Deskin, executive editor Bryn Armstrong, managing editor Vince Anselmo, city editor Dave Bradley, women's editor Gerry Appleby, advertising director Jack Davenport, circulation manager William Sherwood, classified director Burt Bay, national retail advertising manager Haney Womack, H M Greenspun president, Ruth Deskin secretary, Barbara Greenspun treasurer. Paper enters Las Vegas post office as second class matter. national reps listed and trade associations named.

The 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 Deskin Barbara Green Congress Ward Griffith Co Chicago Detroit New York San Francisco Los Angeles United Press International Nevada State Press Association American Newspaper Publishers Association California Newspaper Publishers Association Audit Bureau of Circulation

Newspaper Subscription Rates Summary

The notice lists daily single copy price ten cents and Sunday twenty cents, carrier delivery two dollars per month, and mail subscription rates of three, nine, sixteen fifty, and thirty dollars for one, three, six, and twelve months respectively. Rates apply to the continental United States and all mail subscriptions must be prepaid.

Continental United States

Funds for Nevada indigent care fail in White Pine

Southern Nevada Memorial Administrator Jack Staggs reports that about 3 million dollars in federal matching funds for indigent care died in White Pine County courthouse. Nevada needed all counties onboard including Lincoln to trigger federal aid. Gibson's committee blocked the measure.

Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital Jack Staggs White Pine County Staggs Clark County

Several Thefts Hit Las Vegas With Various Losses

Police report six thefts and burglaries in Las Vegas over yesterday and Monday. Victims include June McGaffick about 964 dollars in diamond jewelry at 2012 Wendell Ave, Arch Groft at Arctic Circle with near 750 dollars missing, Michael Biller about 550 dollars in auto parts, Melvin Lee at Lee's Paint Store 214 dollars, Charles Green missing 100 dollars in new five dollar bills at a Genoa motel, and peanuts stolen from Rancho High School popcorn stand after a broken window. No arrests yet, some suspects named.

June McGaffick Wendell Ave Arctic Circle N. 25Th St Archie Groft Las Vegas Lions Club Michael Biller Canosa Lee Charleston Blvd Melvin Lee Charles Green Genoa Nev Rancho High School

Suit Opens Over Sands Hotel President Auto Crash

A six person jury was selected in a civil suit against Sands Hotel president Jack Entratter and others after the 1960 fatal accident that killed Mrs. David Ormont’s husband. She seeks more than 250000 in damages alleging road conditions contributed to the crash involving Entratter. Ormont, age 50, was a New York electronic manufacturer.

David Ormont Jack Entratter Sands Hotel Clark County Commissioners Ormont New York

Culinary union seeks hotel office workers representation

The National Labor Relations Board postponed a hearing until June 27 on a petition by the Culinary Union and the Teamsters to organize hotel office workers. The May 23 hearing heard both unions ask to be certified as representatives of the employees and the Tuesday session was delayed to give both sides more time to prepare.

National Labor Relations Board The Culinary Union Culinary Teamsters Union NLRB Nevada

Plans for Charleston and Decatur Shopping Center Studied

Plans for a shopping center at Charleston and Decatur submitted for city study include a Lee Brothers market a Super X drug store a liquor store and a delicatessen Developers are Heers Brothers 1111 Las Vegas Blvd So architects Ainsworth McClellan of Pasadena

Charleston Decatur Lee Brothers Super X Heers Brothers Las Vegas Bivd Ainsworth-McClellan Pasadena

Dealer Files for Las Vegas Area Assembly Seat

John H. Currier, 38, a dealer at a resort hotel and nine year resident, filed Monday for the newly created Southern Nevada Assembly District Five. The district covers North Las Vegas and parts of Las Vegas township.

John H. Currier Nevada Currier Las Vegas

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