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Newspaper

Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1965

Page

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Pioneer Radio News Analyst Kaltenborn Dies

John ny Lewis ended Jim Maloney s no hit bid with an 11th inning leadoff homer giving the New York Mets a 1 0 win over the Reds. Maloney struck out 18 for the game tying the NL single game record while Lewis s blast halted New York s 10 game skid and may spark a tragic memorial note.

Cincinnati Johnny Lewis Jim Maloney New York Mets Cincinnati Reds Maloney New York Ron Swoboda Sandy Koufax Warren Spahn Tom Cheney Washington

Kaltenborn, Broadcasting Icon, Dies at 87 in New York

H. V. Kaltenborn, veteran NBC commentator and pioneer radio figure, died Monday at Roosevelt Hospital in New York at age 87. Born in Milwaukee, he began in newspapers and moved to radio in 1922, becoming a leading political voice by the 1930s.

New York UPI H. V. Kaltenborn NBC Roosevelt Hospital Kalienborn Milwaukee Wis Kaltenborn Amos ‘N’ Andy

City to Lease Tanner Bus Fleet Amid Strike Pressure

Las Vegas officials agreed to lease Tanner Motor Co bus equipment for one year subject to union approval. Mayor Grayson said buses will run Tuesday as Teamsters Local 881 plans a meeting at 5 a.m. to vote on a 15 day waiting period, while city says no new union contracts will be signed.

Oran Grayson Las Vegas Tanner Motor Co Teamsters Union Teamster Local 881 Richard Thomas Thomas the Sun

Paratroopers and Viet Cong Clash Near Dong Xoai

More than 500 U.S. Army paratroopers deployed 20 miles south of Dong Xoai as U.S. jets attacked Communist positions in the fifth day of fighting around the town 55 miles north of Saigon. Casualties reach about 1,000 on both sides with 33 Americans killed or missing. U.S. Marines reported heavy artillery fire in Da Nang. a 11-man South Vietnamese junta formed in Saigon with Maj. Gen. Nguyen Van Thieu as head. Judy Garland's Las Vegas engagement faces continued uncertainty as hospital officials say further days of recovery may be needed.

Saigon UPS Dong Xoai U.S Dong Xuai Viet Nam South Viet Nam Phan Huy Quat Nguyen van Thieu da Nang Phuoc Vinh

Las Vegas Father Seeks Clarity on Underage Employment Law

A Las Vegas musician father questions city ordinances barring anyone under 21 from working in bars and casinos. His high school graduate son has juvenile permission to work locally but is denied a police permit to pursue music in bars. He notes exemptions for theater restaurants and worries about idle time while agencies consider a joint summit for a clearer approach.

Las Vegas The Juvenile Court Police Department

Chicago Honors Space Duo In Massive Welcome

About a million Chicagoans greeted astronauts James McDivitt and Ed White with a jubilant parade through the Loop and a city hall tribute. White accepted honorary citizenship and Chicago’s key while McDivitt quipped he was the first Irishman in outer space since St Patrick.

Chicago Edward H. White James McDivitt Space Twins Arrow UPI City Hall McDivitt Outer Space St. Patrick Earth U. S

Boulder City mines research center cleared to continue

Boulder City residents celebrate as the Bureau of Mines research center receives approval to stay open. Senate conferees backed the measure in the internal appropriations bill, with Sen. Alan Bible noting unanimous support. The decision now goes to the President for final action.

Boulder City Bureau of Mines John Batchelor Senate House Alan Bible D-Nev Conference Committee

NLV Approves Water for Nellis Base Demand

North Las Vegas approves supplying Nellis Air Force Base with about 150 million gallons annually and up to 700000 gallons per day, making the base the city system’s largest water user under the contract.

Nellis Air Force Base Las Vegas NLV Nellis

Judge Reviews Order to Impanel Grand Jury

Dist. Judge John Mowbray studies an order by the district attorney to impanel a county grand jury. The plan calls for 37 prospective jurors to be drawn July 6 by the county commissioners and the judge, with 17 regular jurors and 13 alternates, contingent on full commission attendance.

Dist John Mowbray Mowbray Justice of the Peace James Brennan Justice Court

Smashup Claims Vegas Man In Fiery Interstate Crash

Winston R. Luctman, 58, of 819 Bedford Road, died in a two car wreck on Interstate 15 south of Sloan early Monday. His charred body was found beneath his overturned 1950 Jeepster after the fiery collision.

Winston R. Luctman Bedford Road Interstate 15 Sloan Highway Patrol Luctman

Jury deliberates 32 hours in Stardust case

A timekeeper at the Stardust Hotel and a Sun circulation employee were involved in a crash. Wes Bowen, 25, and his sister Vickie Bowen Smith, both from Henderson, were treated for minor injuries at Southern Nevada Hospital and released.

Stardust Hotel SUN Circulation Department Wesley Bowen Lowery Henderson Post Office Vickie Bowen Smith Southern Nevada Hospital

Three Black defendants found guilty in Shrine bombing plot

Federal Court jury convicts Robert S. Collier Walter A. Bowe and Khaliel S. Sayyed of conspiracy to destroy government property and smuggling 30 sticks of hazardous material into the United States related to a Black Liberation Front plot. Witnesses included undercover detective Raymond A. Wood and Canadian ex television performer Michele Duclos. Sentencing pending for Duclos.

Eral U. S United States New York City Raymond A. Wood Police Department Michele Duclos

Weather Outlook with Variable Clouds and Showers

Highs near 93 with southerly winds 15 to 25 mph. Scattered mountain showers possible. Noontime humidity at 9 percent. Sunrise at 5:23, sunset at 7:59. Yesterday reached 95 and 67.

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