Notices to lien claimants in Clark County Nevada
Public notice in The Eighth Judicial District Court of Nevada warns all mechanics liens holders against Banlow Development Co and Foreman Plumbing of Nevada to file and serve their statements of facts with dates and amounts within ten days of the last publication. Parcel descriptions include 4491 South Nellis Boulevard Lot 837 Block 26 Desert Hills 78 and adjacent parcels. G William Coulthard and Franklin N. Smith represent the plaintiff Keenan Pipe & Supply Co. Pub. June 17 24 July 1 1964 Las Vegas Nevada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banlow Development CO
County of
Clark
State of Nevada
South
Nellis Boulevard
Desert Hills
Clark County
Nevada
Piat
Neills Boulevard
Desert Hilll
State of
G. William Coulthard
Esa
Franklin N. Smith
Fremont Street
Las Vegas
Titan launches eight satellites in two orbits for global military network
The Air Force Titan 3D rocket placed seven communications satellites and a research moonlet into two creeping orbits about 20 941 miles above Earth. The mission tested the Titan 3C for multi mission use and paved the way for 22 military satellites destined to link the Pentagon with bases worldwide.
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Cape Kennedy
UPS
Air Force Space
Earth
Washington
Viet Nam
U.S
Air Force
Defense Department
Manned Orbiting Laboratory
MOL
Pentagon
Russia
Western Greyhound set to resume service post strike
Western Greyhound Lines may restart Las Vegas routes soon after a contract deal agreed by the AFL CIO Amalgamated Transit Union and federal mediators. The 33 day walkout halted nine daily departures and arrivals in Las Vegas affecting Southern California traffic and up to 700 weekend passengers from Los Angeles.
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Western Greyhound Lines
Las Vegas
Il Western States
Aflcio Amalgamated Transit Union
Washington
Union
William Rowles
Western
Las Ve
California
Los Angeles
Continental Trailways
Union Pacific Railway
Federal
Hue sees mass desertion as Buddhist dissent grows
About 500 troops of the South Vietnamese 1st Army Division deserted in Hue under Buddhist pressure and joined anti government dissidents. At least 10 monks were arrested while leaders fled or denounced each other as Communists to avoid government crackdowns. American planes remained the only transport option for anti government figures seeking escape.
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Saigon
Vps
1St Army
Hue
Cal Power Firm Receives River Property for Plant
The Colorado River Commission in Las Vegas approved a land transfer with Southern California Edison for 2000 plus acres near Bullhead City along the Colorado River. Edison plans a $200 million coal fired Mohave plant with 1.5 million kilowatts, funded by river land sale terms and Nevada park funding. Water contract negotiations with the U.S. and SCEC were pending. action on the Southern Nevada Water Supply Project was expected soon.
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Colorado River Commission
Las Vegas
Southern California Edison Company
Bullhead City
Colorado River
Edison
Mohave
CRC
U.S
SCEC
Ivan P. Head
U.S. Bureau of Reclamation
Nevada Park
Head
Alan Bible
Nevada
Gas Leak Fells Las Vegas Swimmers at Junior High
Fourteen people inhaled chlorine gas after a valve blew on a tank installed in the purifying system at John C. Fremont Junior High School pool. A prevailing wind sent gas toward swimmers injuring 11 plus lifeguard Keefe Slipp. Lifesaving and oxygen equipment rushed to East St. Louis Avenue scene. Two treated at Sunrise Hospital and others treated at home. Slipp and Jill Stewart in satisfactory condition.
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John C. Fremont Junior High School
Keefe
Las Vegas
Slipp
Jill Stewart
Sunrise Hospital
Firefighters Inch Toward Containment of Los Padres Fire
In California the Los Padres National Forest blaze surpassed 90 000 acres as rising humidity and cooler temperatures aided 2 500 firefighters. Officials projected full containment by Saturday and full control within two days with a stable fire line around 44 miles while evacuation alerts were lifted for 31 Bates Ridge ranches.
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Santa Barbara, Calif
Upi
Los Padres National Forest
U. S. Forest Service
Bates Ridge
Senate Approves Record 330 Billion Debt Limit
The Senate cleared a record 330 billion national debt limit by a 50 to 17 vote and sent the measure to President Johnson after House approval. An attempted amendment to allow up to 100 dollars deduction for campaign contributions failed 45 to 24, prompting debate over election reform and influence of large donors.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Johnson
House
Williams
Notice to Creditors for Wells-Stewart Contract 119 Nevada
Pursuant to Chapter 408 Nev Rev Stat notice is given that on June 14 1966 Contract 119 between Wells-Stewart Construction Co Inc and the State of Nevada for part of the State Highway System on Bonanza Road Las Vegas was accepted All creditors must file claims within thirty days after acceptance Information on filing claims available from W O Wright State Highway Engineer Carson City Nevada Pub dates June 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1966
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Wells-Stewart Construction Co., Inc
State of Nevada
Las Vegas
Clark County
W. O. Wright
Carson City
Nevada
Yanks Leave France By Deadline
Paris sources say the U S military withdrawal from France will finish by De Gaulle's April 1 1967 deadline after Washington orders to speed up the exit. An extension request for one year was rejected as evacuation of 30 000 troops and 40 bases would be impossible in the time remaining. Defense Secretary McNamara announced initial moves from Evreux to Mildenhall by September 1 with two C 130 squadrons already shifted.
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Paris
UPI
USS
France
Charles de Gaulle
Washington
de Gaulle
United States
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Evreux
Mildenhall
England
Less Protection For Mississippi Freedom March
Gov. Paul Johnson announced a reduced state trooper presence for the Mississippi freedom walkers. In Jackson he said the event had shifted from a march to a broader voter registration effort. In Greenwood, Stokely Carmichael and two SNCC aides were arrested for attempting to pitch tents at a school, defying police orders.
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Greenwood, Miss
UPT
Paul Johnson
Mississippi
Jackson
Greenwood
Stokely Carmichael
Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee
SNCC
Bruce Baines
Robert Smith
Johnson
Grenada
Sam the noble bloodhound honored for search of missing boy
The story honors Bert Webb and his team for their mountain search effort in Nevada. Sam the bloodhound gave his life in the mission to find a lost boy, with a plaque honoring Sam, Bert Webb, and the community’s gratitude. The map plaque bears the inscription Feb 20 1959 to June 1 1966 and recalls the resolve of searchers and the emotional impact on families.
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Page
Bert Webb
Sam
Nellis
Forest Rangers
Joe
Bert
Sierra Madre
Bob Faiss
Sawyer
Bill Briare
Sgt
Harold Miller
Nevada
Sam of
Via del Alba
Costly Week for GI's With 883 Casualties
U S officials reported 883 American casualties in South Vietnam for the week ending June 11, including 142 killed and 741 wounded, with one missing. South Vietnamese losses reached 479 casualties, while Communist fatalities topped 1,240. The week featured heavy fighting in the central highlands and Hawthorne operation activity.
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Saigon
Jps
U.S
South Viet Nam
U.S. 101St Airborne Division
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Federal Reserve System
Bank OF Las Vegas
Weekly Grolier Inc
Book OF Knowledge
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Hap Housman
Buddy Abrahams
V.P
Sahara Hotel
Eighth Judicial District Court
Clark NO
Keenan Pipe & Supply Company
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Ao Corporation
And
Foreman Plumbing OF Nevada
Nevada Corporation
Titan
Air Force Launch Control Center
Greyhound
Trudy Jewelers
Foster's Shoes
No. 3Rd St
Moulin Rouge
Cal Power Firm
John J. Williams
R-Del
Russell B. Long
D-La
Long
Senate Finance Committee
13Th & Cerson
Convention Center Drive
Paradise Road
Palm
Albert Staels
St. James Fri
Westie Bland
Miss
Beverly Booth
Saren Stokke
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Dacron
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Fremont
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