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Contractor advertises plastering with by hand methods and color options. Insulation work offered. Lic. contractor contact numbers 384-6448 and 878-2620.
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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1966
Page
2
Contractor advertises plastering with by hand methods and color options. Insulation work offered. Lic. contractor contact numbers 384-6448 and 878-2620.
Thich Tri Quang starts a hunger strike demanding U.S. President Johnson halt support for the military government. In Hue, Buddhist youths clash with U.S. convoys and monks defend street altars, while moderate monks regain control of the movement in Saigon. Maj. Jack Butler negotiates access for Marines as Buddhist anger escalates.
Deputy Dist. Attorney John Porter urged Las Vegas taxi firms to push changes to the taxi cab control ordinance for a PSC review. He said the PSC must handle changes, not the Clark County Board of Commissioners, noting three companies and over 400 drivers have sought modifications. Porter reframed the county as PSC agent and called for a single PSC hearing to decide any changes.
Jack Entratter, longtime Temple Beth Sholom board member and Sands Hotel show producer, was elected president for the coming year. This marks his fifth leadership term, with four prior as president, as the temple notes innovations in schooling and religious procedures attracting Las Vegas Jewish families to join.
Britain's 48 member National Union of Seamen rejects the four man inquiry court report as a basis for negotiation to end the 24 day maritime strike. The union accuses the report of political use and vows a fight to the finish. The report proposed a 40 hour week in two stages for INS members with immediate first stage and another next year. The shipping federation had offered a 40 hour week by 1968.
Los Angeles County supervisors seek alternate financing after Proposition A failed to reach a two thirds majority. The $21.4 million Watts general hospital, planned with a $12.3 million bond, would serve 483 beds as part of a rehabilitation program but was rejected at the polls.
The storm front includes heavy Topeka damage from a Kansas tornado with disrupted communications and damaged power lines. In Florida 1700 Pinellas residents seek shelter as Alma nears Tampa Bay. 54 injuries reported in Havana and 2 killed from a roof collapse.
Sen. Robert F. Kennedy visited Nobel laureate Albert Luthuli in a restricted area near Durban and toured a black suburb in Johannesburg. He praised Luthuli, spoke to about 1,000 schoolchildren in Soweto, and urged peaceful change with support from South Africa and the United States.
District Court denied Dr. Morton M. Baptis appeal seeking to halt the State Board of Chiropractic Examiners revocation of his license after a May hearing. The action includes depositions from two North Las Vegas officers about indecent messages and a masseuse job interview at his Henderson office.
The author criticizes the district attorney for perceived bias and selective zeal in pursuing Falcone while alleging leniency for other celebrated cases. The piece accuses the DA of preferring vengeance over justice, noting Marshall’s stance on a kidnapping plea and expressing distrust in local prosecutors and the Supreme Court.
Geraldine Tyson wins district court approval to run under Gerry Tyson on the ballot after a dispute over whether multiple names can appear. The case followed a challenge involving Helen Herr, formerly Helen Bartel, and a legal opinion from the attorney general.
Joe Conforte and seven women pleaded innocent to charges of running a disorderly house. They face trial June 28 after arrest May 28 at bawdy houses in Wadsworth and Happy Valley. Conforte previously ran prostitution businesses and was convicted of attempted extortion and tax evasion.
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