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Newspaper

Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1965

Page

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Nevada Senators Challenge Census for Senate Apportionment

Fourteen Nevada senators hiring Reno attorney John C. Bartlett claim the 1960 census is faulty for reapportioning the state legislature. They seek federal court action to redraw both houses before 1966 elections, arguing bias from birth and alien populations. A three judge panel will rule in Las Vegas.

Nevada Reno John C. Bartlett Clark County C. W. Woodbury M. D Flora Dungan Bartlett Las Vegas

Bataan heavy bombers first Viet Nam combat mission

A U S spokesman says B 52s from Guam attacked Communist forces about 25 miles north of Saigon. It marked the B 52s first Viet Nam war mission and first combat flight for the aircraft. The strike followed the downing of two MIG 17s in North Viet Nam by Navy Phantoms.

Strategic Air Command SAC Saigon Anderson Air Force Base Guam North Viet Nam U.S

Grief Eases as Community Responds to Orshorn Tragedy

A grief struck father, hospitalized with severe burns, hears of overwhelming aid for his son Bryan Orshorn’s death after a fatal blaze. Clark County Fire Department and anonymous donors fund funeral costs and provide temporary housing and furniture, with Salvation Army collecting excess items.

Donald Orshorn Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital Bat Kyle Pace Clark County Bryan Orshorn Orshern Pace Francisco Park Salvation Army Orsborn

Denver Tornadoes and Floods Ravage Colorado

A tornado northwest of Fountain fifty miles southeast of Palmer Lake leveled five houses and triggered deadly floods on the South Platte River. Four people died as Denver and surrounding towns faced record damage, with Gov. Love seeking federal disaster aid as towns evacuated and the river rose.

Denver UPI Colorado South Platte River The Colorado State Patrol John A. Love Johnson la Junta Lamar Holly Colo Springfield Granada South Platte Fountain Palmer Lake

Joe E Lewis Fails Entrance Cue Watches Gun Smoke on TV

In Las Vegas the entertainer Joe E Lewis delayed his stage entrance at Fl Rancho Vegas to watch Gun Smoke on television. He explains his love of Matt Dillon and why he never kisses a girl, while CBS TV lineups and fall plans were discussed at San Francisco meetings with CBS executives and affiliate managers.

Fl Rancho Vegas Joe F. Lewis Joe Chicago Joe E Beldon Katleman Matt Dillon San Francisco CBS CBS Television

Johnson rejects talks with Viet Cong in Hanoi details

President Johnson at a news conference rejects any negotiation with the Viet Cong and notes North Vietnam shows no interest in talks. He declassifies portions of secret reports, calls a cabinet meeting for Friday to review the international situation and U S policy, with Rusk and McNamara to report and discuss overseas forces.

Washington UPI Johnson South Viet Nam Hanoi Mississippi Ers North Viet Nam U. S

Senate OKs $81 Million Nevada Water Project

The Senate unanimously approved an $81 million authorization for the Southern Nevada Water Supply Project to bring water from Lake Mead to Las Vegas and surrounding communities. Senators Bible and Cannon emphasized urgent needs and future growth for Southern Nevada amid dwindling underground resources. The measure now awaits House action.

Senate Vegas Area Washington Nevada Alan Bible Howard Cannon Bible Cannon Clark County Lake Mead Las Vegas Hen

Delaware man, estranged wife killed in hotel lounge shooting

A 32 year old man shot his estranged wife and then killed himself in the cocktail lounge of a downtown hotel on Thursday night. Police are investigating the fatal murder suicide within the hotel setting.

Delawar Mint Max Moore Fennel Del Rochelle

Shelves Cleared Of Peas Feared To Be Poisoned

In Reno a tainted can of peas is tested for botulin at the State Public Health Laboratory. The Earle F. Thompson family, hospitalized after eating the peas, was released in good condition. All tested pea brands were removed from Clark County groceries.

State Public Health Laboratory Reno Earle F. Thompson Otto C. Ravenholt Clark County Grocery

Weather snapshot shows warm sunshine and mild humidity

Mostly sunny with gentle winds. Today’s high near 88 and low around 55. Yesterday reached 85/52. Noontime humidity at 25 percent. Sunrise at 5 23 and sunset at 8 00.

Housewife's Vegas shopping spree winner spree

Mildred Hopkinson won a 10 minute shopping spree through Las Vegas markets filling six carts with merchandise totaling 270.44 dollars. Pepsi-Cola officials and Mayfair Market staff surprised her with an extra 250 dollars of Mayfresh canned goods.

Vernon Melanie Hopkinson Mildred Hopkinson Mayfair Market Tropicana Paradise Roads Coachman Circle R. W. Stahl Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co Las Vegas Bob Smith

Las Vegas investors claim foul over TallyHo sale dispute

Disconsolate Las Vegas investors allege they were squeezed out as a Southern California group deposits 500000 to open escrow on the TallyHo Hotel. California buyers offer 9 million to purchase the Strip property. Las Vegas promoter John DeMasi contests the deal saying his group opened a 30 day escrow June 2 and paid 50000, with 1 million down due July 2, while landlord attorney Floyd Cook counters DeMasi never deposited and had until June 10 to do so.

Las Vegas TallyHo Hotel California John T. DeMasi DeMasi Cook

Missing art van driver freed after art theft scare

John Robert Watson, 37, driving a moving van with Vincent Price art worth 85000, claimed nerve medicine and beer caused a blackout. Police found the locked truck in Alhambra and the paintings intact, Watson released, grand larceny dismissed.

Vincent Price California John Robert Watson Odgen Alhambra Calif City of Commerce Los Angeles Ing Watson William Washburn Associated Moving and Storage Co Sirius Ave John Lear Washburn Las Vegas

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