Sale of Damaged 1959 Fire Truck by Clark County Nevada
Clark County Nevada offers for sale to the highest bidder a damaged 1959 American LaFrance fire truck on a 4 wheel Marmon Mornington chassis. Bids due July 6 1965 at 10 09 A M. sealed bids must include bidder name and address. truck sold as is with 25 percent deposit, balance in 10 days. inspection at Stardust Fire Station Industrial Road. removal within 10 days. county may reject all bids.
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Board of Commissioners
Clark County
State of Nevada
Mornington
Annex
Las Vegas
Nevada
Clark County Stardust
Industrial Road
Helen Scott Reed
Board of Clark County Commissioners
Californians bid to purchase the TallyHo casino
Crawford group plans to lease the TallyHo gaming operation with aims to ease lobby access and add a high rise. Jackie Gaughan contemplates a lease around 70000 dollars a month. The Nealis led 18 man investor group lost casino rights after Nevada Gaming Commission rejection. Indiana trust firms sue Nealis group for 500000 dollars in back rent.
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Crawford
Jackie Gaughan
el Cortez
Las Vegas
TallyHo
Trout
Edward Nealis
Nealis
Nevada Gaming Commission
Indiana
U. S. Dist
Bruce R. Thompson
Indiana Trust Firms
Nealis Group
Art Treasures Vanish on Trip
Baker California reports a theft involving a traveler named Watson from Las Vegas who vanished with art treasures during a layover on the desert route to Interstate 11. Watson, employed by Associated in Las Vegas for over a year, had met a broken down Republican driver and left after an extended stay claiming no trouble. He resided at 4416 Ogden Las Vegas and had previously worked for a government contract firm, with security clearance.
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Baker
Calif
Vegas
Washburn
Watson
Ogden
Las Vegas
Associated
Legislators Push Reapportionment Amid Legal Action
Clark County delegates backed a reapportionment push at a Wednesday meeting. The move, aided by an attorney for the plaintiffs, drew support from Sen. B Mahlon Brown Assemblymen Thomas Godbey James Gibson Ed Fike Al Alleman Vernon Bunker Mel Close Jr and Austin Bowler. Geraldine Tyson shifted to support after opposing the last session measure defeated 18 to 17. Proxy votes were reported from Assemblymen Har ley Leavitt Art Olsen Helen Herr and Geraldine Tyson for the plan.
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Clark County
Geraldine Tyson
Sen
B. Mahlon Brown
Thomas Godbey
James I. Gibson
Ed Fike
al Alleman
Vernon Bunker
Mel D. Close Jr
Austin Bowler
Fike
Bunker
Harley Leavitt
Art Olsen
Helen Herr
City Denies Sedway Rezoning Bid on Franklin Avenue
The City Commission denied Marvin Sedway’s request to rezone Franklin Avenue and Maryland Parkway. Mayor Oran Grayson ordered the planning department to prepare a Maryland Parkway zoning study while Sedway argues a future six lane widening could shift the area from residential to buffer office use. Commissioners Fountain and Whipple supported the reasoning but noted the widening may be three to four years away.
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Marvin M. Sedway
Franklin Avenue
Maryland Parkway
Oran Grayson
Sedway
Ed Fountain
Reed Whipple
Home buyers seek offer on Brentwood 3 bed 2 bath
Classified ad lists a 3 bed 2 bath Brentwood home near Western High with carpeted rooms, refrigerator, washer, water softener and a $12,200 loan at $711 monthly plus Home Owners policy. Low down payment. Contact 878 5909.
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Brentwood
Western High
McNamara outlines Viet Nam troop buildup and new airmobile division
Defense secretary Robert McNamara cites intelligence on 65 000 full time Viet Cong fighters plus 90 000 to 100 000 guerrillas, totaling about 165 000. He says American forces in South Vietnam total 54 000 with ground troops 13 000 and expects a rise to 70 000 to 75 000 within weeks. He announces a new jet age airmobile division at Ft Benning to meet guerrilla threats, with deployment to Vietnam possible in eight weeks.
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U.S
Viet Nam
McNamara
U. S
Army
Marine Corps
Ft. Benning
South Viet Nam
United States
Floods and Storm Ravage Denver Area With Wide Damage
A severe storm system moving northeast through Colorado hit Denver and surrounding towns. Roofs collapsed at a country club, about 50 cars were scattered in a parking lot, injuries reported, and debris harmed a telephone line worker and a golfer. A Cessna 150 crashed in muddy fields near Byers killing the pilot Richard Carlton Andrus, 21, of Boulder, who was transporting the plane from Pittsburgh to Denver. The storm dumped about 4.14 inches of rain near Byers, with warnings issued for severe thunderstorms.
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By Country Club
Palmer Lake
Colorado
Castle Rock
Byees
Colo
Richard Carlton Andrus
Boulder
Pittsburgh
Denver
Civil Aeronautics Board
Andrus
Byers
Judy Garland's Divorce Drama Tangles Sid Luft Conflict
Judy Garland continues divorce action against producer Sid Luft in 1962 reports. A California court earlier divorced Miss Garland and Luft. Morse received $3000 plus $1000 attorney fees after a June 19 1963 judgment. The Thunderbird Hotel was ordered to attach Garland's salary. Garland, emotionally upset, sang a selection of her hits after a 40 minute show with fiancé Mark Herron nearby.
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Sid Luft
United Press International
Miss Garland
Luft
California
John Mowbray
Morse
T-Bird Exec and Family Hit By Botulism Suspect Peas
Thunderbird hotel executive Earle F. Thompson 45 and his wife Jeanne 28 and children Danny 8 and Debbie 5 were hospitalized after dinner at their home. Authorities suspect botulism from tainted canned peas and testing is planned on the recovered can.
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Thunderbird
Earle F. Thompson
Jeanne
Danny
Debbie
Thompson
The
Sunrise Hospital
Ambulance Firm Withdraws City Emergency Service Deal
Bud Bishop owner of Mercy Ambulance Service quits city contract to provide 24 hour two man crews citing impossibility. City Commission approves withdrawal and bids for new service. Bishop cites tourist traffic and unpaid calls while noting current ordinance and contract lack numeric staffing requirements.
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Bud Bishop
Mercy Ambulance Service
Las Vegas
City Commission
Bishop
Grayson
George Dickerson
No Hearing for Maxwell Yet
Report notes no hearing scheduled for Maxwell, with lawyers pressing for hearings as soon as possible. Court delays cited as delaying action. Officials indicated ongoing negotiations and scheduling conflicts affecting the timeline.
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Maxwell
Henderson Delays Action on Option To Purchase Land
Henderson postpones action on 17 000 acres of land from the federal government as Mayor Byrne urges annexation. A hearing might be set Monday when new Mayor Hampton and councilman Franklin are sworn in and the new charter takes effect. The council also approved raises for mayor and councilmen amid ongoing city investigations affecting staff. Attorney Foley seeks delay of Mrs Maxwell’s appeal until after a grand jury probe or innocence is established.
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City of
Henderson
William Byrne
Byrne
Bob Hampton
G. L. Franklin
Foley
Mrs. Maxwell
Don Ashworth
Europe
Allen
Rev. Wilson
Ashworth
Death Ends Search for Scientist to Lecture at Academy
A scientist who was to speak at the Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs did not appear and officials alerted the FBI in San Francisco. Police found the man dead in his hotel room with a pass key used to enter, and an autopsy indicated a heart condition likely present for years.
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Air Force Academy
Colorado Springs
FBI
San Francisco
Perry
Elder
Bath
Rohm
Huntsville
Hearing Set On Zoning OK Or Protest In Las Vegas
City Commission set a public hearing after a planning study to decide zoning directions for the 11th Street and Bonanza Road area. Don ald E. Farmer and Marvin M. Sedway seek a zone change at the northeast corner of Fifth Street and Bonanza Road. The commission will hear mass rezoning or protest after reconfirming prior denials.
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11Th Street
Bonanza Road
City Planning Department
City Commission
Donald E. Farmer
Marvin M. Sedway
Iifth Street
City Planning Commission
George Dickerson
al L. Greely
Phil Mirabelli
Reed Whipple
Child Perishes In House Blaze
Detectives said a fire swept a residence soon after 7 30 a m. Mark cried for help as his mother hurried outside with Terrence and the boy Bryan remained inside with Osbourne. Osbourne re entered to save Bryan but could not. Firefighters arrived too late.
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Terrence
Mark
Osbourne
Bryan
Blood Bank Appeal Rejected by City Commission
Five residents won an appeal hearing as the City Commission overruled a Board of Zoning Adjustment denial of a use permit for the Southwest Blood Bank. Attorney George Dickerson argued the risk of crime and nuisance from the proposed site at South 11th Street between Bridger and Lewis Streets. Attorney John Mendoza defended the project noting the benefit of donated blood.
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Southwest Blood Bank
South 11Th Street
Bridger and
Lewis Streets
Board of Zoning Adjustment
Ers
George Dickerson
John Mendoza
Blood Bank
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Televi
Sion
Radio
the Bank of Las Vegas
Mint Hotel
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the Mint
City Laundry
Arenees
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13Th
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Paradise
Paradise Rd
Flamingo & Audrey Road
Skyway
Plazao
Boulder Hwy
Dunes Hotel and Country Club
Pioneer Club First
Fremont
Foster's Shoes
No. 3Rd St
Trudy Jewelers
Penny
Charleston
CLI
Royal Crest
Reno
Nev
Fairview
Chihuahua Puppy Lee
Nelson
Sportsman Auto
DODGE
Perme
Rambler
Judy
New York
Thunderbird Hotel
Chicago
Actor Mark Herron
Los Angeles
Ucla Medical Center
Neuropsychiatric Institute
T-Bird
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