South Pacific Ends Run With Zero Minimum Wednesday
South Pacific closes its six month run this Wednesday with two shows at 8 p m and midnight. No minimum charge will apply for the final performance as a tribute to Monte Proser and the cast. Flower Drum Song opens next Friday to follow the closing engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monte Proser
South Pacific
Thunderbird Hotel
Dave Victorson
Proser
Hig
Jack Soo
Arlene Fontana
Juanita Hall
Romi Yamada
Federal Funds Hit Nevada Farmers For 1964
Senator Alan Bible reports more than 5 million dollars in federal Agriculture Department money will be spent in Nevada during fiscal year 1964. Key allocations include 2.33 million for Farmers Home Administration programs and 448 thousand for agriculture conservation, along with 211 thousand for cooperative extension work and 459 thousand for research and pest control. The Forest Service budget runs about 1.92 million in Nevada, with 1.007 million for protection and utilization and 873 thousand for roads and trails.
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Nevada
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Alan Bible
Bible
Department
House
Senate
Farmers Home Administration
Agriculture Department
U.S. Forest Service
Interior Department
Forest Service
National Forests
County to Hire Temporary Health Officer
A Las Vegas doctor will be appointed on a temporary basis as Clark County health officer until a Kansas physician is confirmed this week. Dr Otto Ravenholt of Topeka Kansas will need approval by the State Board of Health and State Board of Medical Examiners before taking the post. The name of the local temporary appointee was not released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Vegas
Clark County
Kansas
Otto Ravenholt
Topeka
Kan
State Board of Health
State Board of Medical Examiners
Civil rights law urged during Nevada session call
M William Deutsch chairman of the Southern Nevada Human Relations Committee urged Governor Grant Sawyer to include civil rights legislation on the July special session agenda. He cited nationwide events after the sales tax proposal defeat and said the executive committee sees the need for such measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. William Deutsch
Southern Nevada Human Relations Committee
Gov Grant Sawyer
Nevada couples seek marriage licenses in Clark County
List of marriage license applicants dated Friday June 14 1963 showing Nevada residents from Las Vegas North Las Vegas and surrounding areas paired with partners from multiple states including California Idaho Massachusetts and Canada. Names ages and cross states noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
Clark County
Suit Settled In Stardust Damage Case
A scheduled jury trial in a 300000 dollar civil action against the Stardust Hotel ended with an out of court settlement from four Southern California residents all from Seal Beach. The group said a ceiling collapsed in the hotel lounge on May 14 1961 injuring Roland D. Smith his wife Mary Ann Betty Best who was seven months pregnant and Billie Garner plus others. The exact settlement figure was not disclosed but described as substantial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stardust
California
Seal Beach
Roland D. Smith
Mary Ann
Betty Best
Billie Garner
Kennedy names new postmaster for Pahrump Valley
President Kennedy yesterday named Vivian A. Cranmer postmaster of Pahrump Valley. The appointment is subject to confirmation by the United States Senate.
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Kennedy
Vivian A. Cranmer
Pahrump Valley
United States Senate
Reorganization Plan for Mint Sahara UK
The State Gaming Control Board opened a three day session reviewing a plan to reorganize the Mint Sahara Mint set with Milton Prell Alfred Winter and L C Jacobson to absorb all other stockholders interests at the Sahara Hotel and Sahara Gun Club as major recommendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mint
Sahara Hotel
Sahara Gun Club
Milton Prell
Alfred Winter
L. C. Jacobson
State Gaming Control Board
Saratoga Race and Sports Book hearing today in Las Vegas
The Nevada Gaming Commission will hear a license revocation case against Saratoga Race and Sports Book at 114 So. First St. in Las Vegas. Licensees Henry Remoliff and Lamar Bergen face charges of tax evasion and faulty records tied to July to September last year. They deny allegations as records are said to be altered to reflect changes in bets. The hearing follows a February complaint and a postponed April session, with resumption planned for 10 a.m. Wednesday.
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Saratoga Race and Sports Book
First St
Nevada Gaming Commission
Las Vegas
Saratoga
Henry Remcliff
Lamar Bergen
Gaming Control Board
Remoliff
Bergen
Control Board
Eight Apply For Post of Administrator
County commissioners interviewed eight top applicants for the newly created county manager position. They filtered about 40 applications two weeks earlier and planned a unanimous decision from a “one, two, three” choice with a start around 19 000 dollars a year, though 22 000 was budgeted.
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Commission
Lou LaPorta
Board of Commissioners
LaPorta
Police Seek Four Suspects In Robbery
Four West Las Vegas youths were sought after a $1,600 robbery of Esquire Men's Shop owner Nate Marsh at 414 West Bonanza Rd. Marsh said a bag with receipts was snatched as he walked to his car. one youth fled with the bag, another followed, and police had no description of the four suspects.
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Las Vegas
Nate Marsh
Esquire Men's
West Bonanza Rd
Marsh
FBI Probes First Western Burglary Attempt
The FBI investigates an attempted burglary at the First Western Savings and Loan in North Las Vegas. Police say a burglar entered Sunday night through a rear window and used a chisel and sledgehammer in an effort to breach the bank vault. Patrolman Richard Hilliard chased the suspect for five blocks but the vault remained unopened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Bureau of Investigation
First Western Savings and Loan Association
North Las Vegas
Nick Janise
Jamse
Richard Hilliard
County-Tanner Motor Tours Fee Dispute Seen Settled
An 11th hour meeting at McCarran Field between county officials and Tanner Motor Tours aimed to resolve a long standing franchise fee dispute dating to 1955. Tanner offered to pay 24600 now and allow an audit to determine further sums while the county seeks about 100000. The plan goes to the county commissioners for final approval awaiting court actions and bond posting.
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Tanner Motor Tours
McCarran Field
Dist
Sexton
Tanner Motors
Tanner
Nevada Supreme Court splits mark summer session
In Carson City Nevada the Supreme Court shows an unusual number of split decisions with Chief Justice Badt and Justice McNamee usually in the majority and Justice Thompson dissenting or concurring for different reasons. Observers cite philosophy experience and background as causes.
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Carson City
UPI
Nevada Supreme Court
Milton Badt
Frank McNamee
Gordon Thompson
Thompson
Bach and McNamee
Joseph Miles Walker
U. S. Supreme Court
Walker
Santa Rosa
Calif
Nevada appoints Spradling to head securities unit
George M. Spradling of Reno named deputy to Secretary of State John Koontz to oversee Nevada securities and stocks. He will earn 8640 dollars yearly and leaves mining as Goldfield Consolidated moves to New York. This marks Nevada’s first statewide effort to curb fraudulent stock sales under the blue sky law enacted by the 1963 legislature.
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United States
Canada
Carson City
UPI
George M. Spradling
Reno
Nevada
John Koontz
Spradling
Koontz
Goldfield Consolidated Company
Getchell Mining Company
American Chrome Company
Goldfield Consolidated
New York
Secretary of State
Three men bound for trial in killings
Justice of the Peace Tom Purser bound over R C Spells and Alex Spells for trial on charges of beating Lee D Feaster to death at a rear eating establishment along with a broken bottle weapon. J M Bounds, 39, also bound after allegedly stabbing wife Liza 43 to death in their kitchen at 615 Wilson Street following a family argument.
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Las Vegas
Justice of the Peace
Tom Purser
R. C
Alex Spells
Lee D. Feaster
Blankenship St
Feaster
Jackson Streets
Nolice
J. M. Bounds
Bounds
Liza
Wilson St
Funeral services set for Lena Wiltse in Rialto California
Lena Pearl Wiltse 61 of 1237 Douglas Dr Las Vegas died Saturday at home. Born January 12 1902 in Long Lane Missouri she lived in Las Vegas eight years. She belonged to Eastern Star American Legion Auxiliary Post 422 Rialto and 8 and 40 Unit of San Bernardino Solon 58 California. Survived by husband Rose of Las Vegas a brother Orvall Grable Los Angeles and sister Adah Vanderpool Lynwood California. Funeral 2 p.m. tomorrow Ralph Williams Funeral Home Rialto. Bunker Bros. Mortuary handles local arrangements.
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Lena Pearl Wiltse
Douglas Dr
Ralph Williams
Rialto
Calif
Bunker Bros
Wiltse
Long Lane
Las Vegas
Eastern Star
American Legion Auxiliary Post
San Bernardino
Solon
California
Rose
Orvall Grable
Los Angeles
Adah Vanderpool
Lynwood
Funeral services for Elnora M. Sloan
Elnora M. Sloan 82 of North Hollywood California dies in her home Friday. Former Las Vegas resident funeral services at Forest Lawn Cemetery in Glendale California.
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Elnora M. Sloan
North Hollywood
Calif
Forest Lawn Cemetery
Glendale
Sloan
Las Vegas
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Monte Preser
Flavia Kingman
Flavia
Deutsch
Enos-Borge
Vincent
Blanche
Fresno
Stetina
Karel
Delores
Las Ve
Bennett-Loux
Travis
Catherine
Patterson - Cutbrith
Harold
Diana
Smith-Denney
John
Hellen Jane
Wilson -Hyde
Jim
Carol
Keagy - Taranto
Robert
Millicent
Robinett-Hall
Alan
Lynda
Renfro-West
Daniel
Colorado
Karen Lee
Kirshbaum - Wasserman
Eugene
Martyn
Rossi - McLaughlin
Joseph
Margaret
Massachusetts
Jackson-Bryant
Bertea
Edgerly-Groves
Charles
Lee
Billhimer-Wilhite
Janet Lee
Rydwell-Phillips
Crawford
Idaho
Ina
Radick-Iruss
Michael
Anita
Glenn - Garand
Darrell
Mercury
Katherine
Yuckon Territory
Hawkins-Anderson
Truman
Judith Dee
James-Crasper
David
Jeanette
Innis -Thweats
Frances
Rose-Jordan
Ronald
Glenda
McKeown-Sanchu
Jean
Shields-Turner
Tommy, Jr
New Mexico
Nancy
Sahara
Consolidated Casinos Corp
Gaming Board
J. K. Houssels
J. K. Houssels, Jr
Tropicana Hotel
Hotel Conquistador, Inc
Dba
Hotel Tropicana
The
Gaming Commission
FBI
Chaman Grotto
NCO Club
Nellis Air Force Base
NCO
Tom Griffith
Ford Bassler
Tom Surgine
Warren Yost
John McNamee
District Attorney's Office
Charles McKnight
Gordon Miles
Atty. McNamee
Charlies Garner
Gene Matteucci
McNamee
Badt
Mer
Raymond Spector
Purser
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