Lema Uncorks Sparkling 66 To Gain Lead
Lema fires a 66 to seize the lead in a fast fourth quarter. The standout performance shapes the late game as teammates push for a rally at the arena.
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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1965
Page
1
Lema fires a 66 to seize the lead in a fast fourth quarter. The standout performance shapes the late game as teammates push for a rally at the arena.
Duane Earl Pope, college athlete charged with a deadly bank holdup, met privately with his parents, a brother, and sister for about 40 minutes at the Jackson County Jail. The family declined to comment as FBI questioning continued and reports of a confession remained unconfirmed.
Amid demolition of an old grammar school new federal structures rise with a grand ground breaking. Al Cahlan recalls Las Vegas's early days as officials discuss the need and political support for multimillion dollar federal projects. In Texas, a flood leaves at least one dead and about a dozen missing as Rangers search the woods and rivers for victims.
In Portland Oregon Nevada's Grant Sawyer became the first governor to chair both the National Governors Conference and the Western Governors Conference. Sawyer, named national chair last June, was elected western chair by 12 gubernatorial delegates. He had served as western conference vice chair in 1965 and called the vote a deep honor.
Viet Nam war report recalls the 7th Airborne Battalion found with six dead Vietnamese and two American advisers among the missing after a helicopter landing near Dong Xoa. Five hidden survivors, and seven others unaccounted for, as searchers picked through a jungle graveyard.
Variable high clouds and sunny skies. Southerly winds 15 to 25 mph. Today's high near 98 and low around 73. Yesterday also reached 98 with a 76 low. Noontime relative humidity about 14 percent. Sunrise at 5 23, sunset at 7 58.
Rescue workers simulated a 1 p.m crash in eastern Las Vegas marking Operation Broken Arrow. The exercise staged at Bonanza Road and Mojave Avenue involved military and civil units with 30 simulated casualties treated at Roy Martin Junior High School. Civil Defense set up a command post and area traffic cordons formed.
Local officials and dignitaries broke ground on a 5 million federal office building at 4th Street and Bridger Avenue. Sen. Howard Cannon spoke as band members from Strip led by Antonio Morelli performed and the SUN publisher briefly spoke during the impromptu ceremony.
Hodson McLane Beldam, longtime Las Vegas merchant and co owner of the Rex Bell Western Store, died early Saturday at his home from apparent heart failure. Born November 25 1907 in Chicago he had lived in Las Vegas 20 years and ran the store for his famed brother Rex Bell.
Elks Lodges in Las Vegas and Henderson host Flag Day programs a day early. Attorney W. Gray Gabler discusses flag history. Elks Explorer Post 65 explains changes since 1776. Maj. Donald J. Peterson of Nellis AFB presents on flag history.
Nevada bankers convene at the Lake Tahoe Resort for their state convention. Coverage highlights meetings, sessions, and industry topics including finance trends and regulatory updates. Page 27 entertainment and Henderson components noted.
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