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Newspaper

Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1966

Page

3

Posthumous Silver Star Honor For Viet Nam Paratrooper

Las Vegas honored 19 year old paratrooper PFC David J. Broadhead with Silver Star and Bronze Star awards posthumously. His parents accepted the medals at City Hall, the citations noting his heroism near Ng Canh on February 7 as he charged a Viet Cong bunker under heavy fire, mortally wounding enemies and inspiring his squad. The awards, directed by President Johnson, were presented by Col. Robert J. C. Osborne, with Broadhead also having received a Purple Heart earlier.

Las Vegas Viet Nam City Hall Gerald Broadhead E. Lewis Johnson David J. Broadhead Bunker WeeCee Ng Canh 327Th Infantry Regiment W. C. Westmoreland Broadhead Fort Irwin Calif Robert J. C. Osborne

California Teens Had Machinegun in Auto

Two California youths Harold Lidbom and Fred Nash were arrested after a stolen 1966 automobile drew police attention. Federal charges may include driving a stolen car and transporting weapons across state lines. Officers recovered a Thompson submachine gun a 30 06 rifle two .22 pistols hunting knives and ammunition.

California Harold Lidbom San Diego Fred Nash Gorman Calif B. J. Hanlon U.S. Attorney’s Office Hanlon Lidbom

Helen Herr to Seek Nevada State Senate Seat

Helen Herr a longtime Southern Nevada businesswoman and veteran legislator said she would file for the state Senate on Monday under the legislature reapportionment. If elected she would be the first and only woman to serve in the Nevada Senate.

Helen Herr Nevada State Senate Miss Herr Helen Herr Bartell Senate

Obituaries for William Wilson and Henry Furst

William Wilson 63 of Las Vegas died Thursday at Desert Retreat burial Woodlawn Cemetery. Survived by daughter Yvonne Ehrenberg and son Tommy US Army. Henry Furst 77 of Las Vegas died Wednesday burial Inglewood Park Cemetery no local services arranged. Survived by widow Mamie brother Ed and sisters Hilda Butterbaugh Dora Pieper.

Daylight A&fm Bunker Brothers Chapel William Wilson Alta Dr Desert Retreat Woodlawn Wilson Las Vegas Wallins Creek F&am Kentucky Jellico Tenn Yvonne Ehrenberg Tommy U.S. Army Henry Furst Jessica Ave Inglewood Park Inglewood Calif Bunker Brot Brothers Furst Omaha Neb Mamie Hilda Butterbaugh Dora Pieper Bowlingreen Fla

Trumpet Stolen From Johnny Long Band Member

A trumpet belonging to a member of Johnny Long's band was taken from a top floor hotel night club after a shift. Jerry Stewartson of 2113 Stanley Street North Las Vegas reported the loss after returning to the band stand and finding the instrument missing.

Johnny Long Jerry Stewartson Stanley Las Vegas

Lightning Victim Improves After Strike

Seven year old Stephanie Schneider was struck by lightning while riding a bicycle near 1923 Hoyt Street in North Las Vegas. She remained unconscious until rescue squads arrived and showed signs of improvement at Memorial Hospital as her mother and father reported.

Stephanie Schneider Hoyt St Las Vegas Memorial Hospital Charles Stephanie Margaret

Land Owners Win $45,000 in Nevada Condemnation Suit

District Court jury awarded Mr. and Mrs. George L. Lynch forty five thousand dollars for their Desert Lane parcel. The state and its highway department had offered twenty two thousand five hundred dollars for the property. Lynch, a real estate man, argued the land was best suited for commercial or light manufacturing use and valued it at least one hundred fifty nine thousand dollars, higher than the residential offer.

George L. Lynch State of Nevada Department of Highways Desert Lane Joakey Boulevard Lynches Lynch

Don’t Fill That Tank Too Full Warns Fire Dept

The Fire Department urged caution about filling gasoline tanks in heat. Battalion Chief Otto McFarland warned that heat expands gas causing it to seep through tank tops and down fenders, risking flash fires near vehicles and surroundings.

Otto McFarland

Man Killed In Freeway Roll Over Near Glendale

Lars Tveidt, 64, of Palmdale died when his car rolled over on the Salt Lake freeway five miles north of Glendale at 10 40 a m. His wife Elvie Mae was critically injured and taken to Memorial Hospital. A trucker witness described the vehicle bouncing end over end as it crashed and a man was ejected during the airborne moment. Deputy Coroner Harvey Schnitzer pronounced the death at the scene.

Salt Lake Lars Tveidt Palmdale Elvie Mae Memorial Hospital Glendale Tveidt Harvey Schnitzer Sunset Mortuary Las Vegas

Laxalt Speaks at Nevada Federated Employers Banquet

Lt. Gov. Paul Laxalt headlined the 12th annual Federated Employers of Nevada banquet with 400 guests at the Stardust Auditorium. He proposed a state labor management advisory board to ease disputes while W N Campbell cited 28 major contracts and six work stoppages, and Mark C Whiting was installed as president.

Federated Employers of Nevada, Inc Stardust Auditorium Paul Laxalt Laxalt W. N. Campbell Federated Employers Zel Lowman Presi

Transit Talks Near End for Teamsters

Talks between Las Vegas Transit System Tanner Motor Tours and Teamsters Local 881 near accord after a December start. Most issues settled. next week ratification is expected. Wages shift to 8 hour days with two 15 cent raises over three years and added vacations after eight years. Company contracts with Avis open awaiting closure. Union seeks hiring practice benefits and pension participation.

Las Vegas Transit System Tanner Motor Tours Teamsters Local 881 Richard Thomas Avis Thomas

Las Vegas Sun Masthead and Rates Page

The Las Vegas Sun announces editions with editors and staff names led by H M Greenspun and Ruthe Deskin. Postal details show it is entered as Second Class Matter and lists national ad reps and association memberships along with subscription rates.

Las Vegas Sun, Inc South Commerce Street Las Vegas Nevada Ruthe Deskin Bryn Armstrong Vince Anselmo Dave Bradley Lerry Appleby Jack Davenport William Sherwood Burt Bay Direcor Haney Womack H. M Greenspun Ray Germain Ruthe Desk

Relations Proposal Scheduled For Las Vegas Hotels and Motels

A luncheon June 28 at the Hotel Tropicana will preview a closer alliance between Las Vegas hotels and motels. Hal Thomas of AH MA Western field will outline cooperative activities with Mrs Bunny Harris and Henry Bridgeman contributing talks on association membership and industry collaboration.

Las Vegas American Hotel and Motel Association Hotel Tropicana Hal Thomas la Canada Calif Western Field Ah&ma Bunny Harris Henry Bridgeman

Profanity Charge Dropped in Cab Driver Case

Nello Morano, a cab driver fined 50 dollars for saying Jesus Christ in a profane manner, was cleared on appeal. District Judge John Sexton dismissed the city's charge, and Morano will recover the $50 appeal bond after the reversal. Morano was arrested on 2nd and Fremont Streets during the Teamsters strike height.

Nello Morano Jesus Christ Robert Reid Morano John Sexton Reid 2Nd Fremont Teamsters

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