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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1962
Page
3
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A delegation of landowners from the disrupted 14 square mile area accuses North Las Vegas of fraudulent annexation. They cite signatures and constitutional questions, alleging the council ignored public input and improperly funded wells, while Las Vegas and Clark County defend the move.
The Las Vegas Sun Inc lists editors publishers and staff including H M Greenspun president and treasurer and Joes McClain managing editor. The paper operates from 900 South Main Street Las Vegas Nevada and is a member of national press associations and Audit Bureau of Circulation.
Two young tap dancers from Jerry Lewis show with the Lunds Hotel were attacked at Victory Boulevard and Vineland Avenue in Hollywood. Bob Steiner aged 18 suffered a fractured nose and his brother Ronald, 19, a fractured rib. The assault delayed a planned Tokyo engagement. Suspects fled in a two tone green sports car. attackers described as 20 to 25 years old.
President Kennedy sent the Senate postmaster nominations for Robert H. Lias of Las Vegas and Wilberta G. Reid of Searchlight. Lias, a 25 year postal veteran, has served as acting postmaster in Las Vegas since February 1961 after joining the department in 1937. Reid also a veteran postal employee.
Officers elected to the Las Vegas Seabee Veterans of America Island 7 11 include President Albert M. Landsman of Las Vegas and Vice President Wally Tollin of Las Vegas. Other posts go to Theodore Wolness, Marion Nance, Orton Lewis, William Morrissey, with Tollin named publicity officer.
An 80 year old Paradise Valley nursery farmer and his two sons and daughter sue in District Court to set aside a $200 000 farm foreclosure bid at 18 025 with a June 20 hearing. They seek to bar eviction by the Golden trustees and halt revenue collection from 12 land sale contracts amid alleged irregularities by Nevada Title Co. and forced sale tactics. The plaintiff cites 46 years of labor since arriving in 1916 to build the farm.
Frank D. Powell, USMC, son of Mr and Mrs Stanley L Powell of 524 South Third Street Las Vegas Nevada, has reported to the Marine Corps Recruit Depot in San Diego for training with the Naval Enlisted Scientific Educational Program.
Sheriff Ralph Lamb reported yesterday that former patrol division lieutenant Don F. Brown Jr., 34, has returned to the sheriff’s department with the rank of sergeant. Brown joined in 1956, rose to lieutenant, left last May for civilian work, and will resume duties Monday. He is a Seattle Queen Anne’s High School graduate and served 10 years in the U.S. Marine Corps.
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