Quiz Suspect in Kennedy Threat
New York police questioned a man who allegedly threatened to kill President Kennedy over stock losses. The man told a woman about his plan and was discussed with Secret Service officials. Kennedy planned travel to visit his hospitalized father and speak at Yale, with further details on custody and method not released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Washington
New York
Joseph P. Kennedy
Manhattan
New Haven
Conn
Yale University
Secret Service
Nuclear test planned over Pacific after June 12
World briefs note a second high altitude nuclear detonation over the Pacific was scheduled for after June 12 and would be so powerful the danger area was extended. Other briefs mention Cole Porter turning 70 at his Massachusetts country home and flight engineers at Pan American, Eastern, and TWA threatening a strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Pacific
Williamstown
Mass
Cole Porter
Buxton Hill
Orpheum Theater
Washington
UPT
Pan American World Airways
Eastern Air Lines
Trans World Airlines
Jaycees Readied To Host Record Las Vegas Confab
The National Junior Chamber of Commerce will hold the largest convention in its 42 year history in Las Vegas with more than 12 000 delegates and spouses arriving for five days. Local Jaycees led by General Chairman Robert O Brien say activity spans over a year to ensure the event is the biggest and best yet and visitors are expected to spend collectively over 1500000 in the area. About 50 news representatives will cover the meetings and an hour long color 16 mm film is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Junior Chamber of Commerce
Jaycees
Las Vegas
Robert O’brien
Theft Ring Suspected in Las Vegas Boat Thefts
Sheriff Ralph Lamb reported a possible gang behind a string of high value watercraft thefts in Southern Nevada. Missing boats and outboard motors total about 275000 dollars, with detectives rechecking cases to determine if the thieves operated locally or from outside the state. The latest major theft involved casino boss Frank Schivo, reported by Las Vegas detective Walter Earp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
Ralph Lamb
Set
Walter Earp
Las Vegas
Dean Martin quits film over Marilyn Monroe clash
Dean Martin warned he would pull out of the troubled movie Something’s Got To Give if paired with any actress other than Marilyn Monroe. Lee Remick replaced Monroe after Fox fired Monroe and sued her for 500000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
UPI
Dean Martin
Marilyn Monroe
Lee Remick
20Th Century-Fox
Marilyn
Martin
Miss Monroe
Berlin Reds Fire on Escaping Teens at Berlin Wall
Communist border guards fired on two East Berlin youths fleeing to West Berlin near Wedding overnight. One 18 was wounded twice in the leg as they climbed a cemetery wall topped with barbed wire. both escaped into West Berlin. U.S. Maj. Gen. Albert Watson II protested to Soviet officials, warning such crimes are punishable by death in many countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Albert Watson II
Watson
Wedding
East
West Berlin
Andrei V. Solovyev
Charge Vegas Visitor With Big Swindle
Nortex Oil and Gas Corp. charges W. O. Davis Jr. of Longview Texas with a $6 million fraud in an oil well slant drilling scheme. A warrant is issued by Justice of the Peace Glenn Byrd, with Davis believed to be in Palm Springs or Las Vegas. District Attorney Henry Wade expects a $25,000 to $30,000 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
UPI
Dallas Petroleum Company
East Texas
Las Vegas
Nortex Oil and Gas Corp
Petroleum Company
Justice of the Peace
W. O. Davis Jr
Longview
Tex
Justice of the
Glenn Byrd
Davis
Palm Springs
Calif
Dist
Atty
Henry Wade
Yanks Detonate 16th A-Device In Island Tests
Washington reports the United States detonated a mid yield nuclear device near Christmas Island, the 16th test in the Pacific series and second in two days. The AEC and Defense Department said the bomb was dropped from a plane and exploded around 11 30 p.m. EDT, yielding roughly 100 000 tons of TNT.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Christmas Island
Atomic Energy Commission
Defense Department
Pacific
Senators Set Public Hearings On AGVA Dues Case
Senator McClellan will lead hearings into a faction ridden union listing thousands of self described exotic dancers as dues payers. Up to 50 witnesses expected beginning Tuesday with AGVA members testifying including television figure Penny Singleton and union director Jack Bright. Hearings will probe underworld employers of union talent in Chicago New York Philadelphia Baltimore and other cities and possibly include working conditions in several U S cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. McClellan
Chicago
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Miami
Tampa
Los Angeles
New Orleans
Cleveland
East St. Louis
McClellan
Solve Mystery Of Vacation Couple's Death
A convicted killer, now in a California mental institution, was named as the murderer of a vacationing Oklahoma man and his wife in Prescott Arizona. Yavapai County Sheriff Jim Cramer announced the year long investigation ended with a jail tip and a waitress identification. Cramer planned to confer with the county attorney about filing two counts of first degree murder.
Plane vanish prompts CAP search over Tucson to Las Vegas
The Las Vegas Civil Air Patrol begins a search for a missing flight from Tucson to Las Vegas via Phoenix. The plane, piloted by G. R. Beard of Tucson, an Aero-American Corp. executive, carried an unnamed passenger and left yesterday at 11 20 a.m. with an expected 2 20 p.m. arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Vegas
Red Nations Call For More Talks On Berlin Issue
The Warsaw Pact nations urged renewed Soviet American discussions on the future of Berlin and Germany after a secret session attended by Soviet Premier Khrushchev. They warned that if Western delays continue they would consider a separate peace treaty with East Germany. No deadline was given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red
Berlin
Moscow
UPI
Warsaw
East Germany
Mobile Homes Show Opens At Riviera Park Draws Crowds
Thousands of Southern Nevadans visited the New Directions in Living Mobile Home Show at the Riviera Mobilhome park on Palm Street near Boulder Highway and San Francisco Avenue. Viewers praised the size and beauty of modern mobile homes and the new mobile home parks. Full schedule appears on page B3 of the Sun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SUN
SUNlight on Politics
A brief column notes political developments and public interest items with a regional focus. It highlights upcoming events and shifts in local government or public policy while listing related names and places in concise form.
Mother and Child Hurt in Wrong-way Car Crash
A 36 year old Paradise Valley woman allegedly drove on the wrong side and ran a signal, crashing into a car carrying a young mother and her 16 month old son. The mother Jackie Rodack 26 suffered serious injuries. her son Duwayne had minor injuries. The other driver Dorothy Anton 36 also sustained lacerations. Las Vegas police reported the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackie Redeak
Duwayne
Dorothy Anton
Sixth Street
Oakey
Irving Stone
Mercy
Mike Gordon
Paradise Valley
Jackie Rodack
Bigger St
Sixth and
Paradise Valley Rd
Las Vegas
Amos Elliott
Weather Summary for Local Area
Clear today with southwest early winds 15 to 25 mph. High near 95, low around 63. Yesterday’s high 99, low 61. Noontime humidity about 6 percent. Sunrise 5 22, sunset 7 57.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sosa
UPI) — Police
World Briefs
Wluayd
Earth
Heaven
Jonas Salk
Salk
Hurs
Dr. Salk
Diego
Ilsare
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
March of Dimes
Lawmen
Dean
Vegas
Agwa
Communist Party
Pravda
Mbs
Deh
Dell Editorial
Henderson
Hertz
Murray
Landers
Ann
Society
Sunlight
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!