Lost Apricot Miniature Poodle Gig Near San Francisco Square
Apricot miniature poodle named Gig lost in San Francisco Square area around June 17. Contact 735-9919 with any information.
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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1965
Page
2
Apricot miniature poodle named Gig lost in San Francisco Square area around June 17. Contact 735-9919 with any information.
At Cape Kennedy the Titan-3C debut orbited a 21,000 pound payload, signaling a major advance in U.S. rocket tech. The 127 foot tall craft used two 1.2 million pound thrust solid boosters and earned medals for three Titan-3 program officers.
Californians seek to reopen the Castaways Hotel with 79 slot machines under a lease from Ben Jaffe. The application should process within 60 days and the lessees would set the entertainment policy. The hotel and other facilities stayed open after the casino closed last year, which left about 200 workers unemployed in casino restaurant show room and lounge operations.
Peking warned it would send volunteers to Vietnam if requested by Hanoi while noting U S ground actions risk a Korean style war. A jungle raid marked SACs first combat use and two B52s collided at sea near the northern Philippines as Typhoon Dinah hampered rescue efforts.
The report describes a Las Vegas incident at the Mint cocktail lounge where a man named Moore shot at his wife during a reconciliation discussion. A second shot from Moore hit his wife in the chest, and he then killed himself with a self-inflicted wound. Investigators say Moore is held for assault with intent to kill.
The California Club seeks contempt rulings against the Casino Union and its leader for picketing on April 30 in violation of a March 39 order by Dist. Judge Thomas Craven. Sutton argues the case moot due to an appeal to the state supreme court and a posted bond.
District Attorney John Chrislaw said Phillippe Denning, 21, accused of beating Nevada Supreme Court Justice Frank McNamee, has been moved to a Sparks mental hospital after “flipping his lid.” Four officers restrained him as he yelled, with a psychiatric test ordered by Judge Frank Gregory. trial set for July 12 on charges including assault with intent to kill.
The Municipal Court clerk, Mrs Maxwell, was out of her duties after a year long city investigation into alleged court fixes. A 30 day hearing rule triggered a delay to avoid prejudice. The city argues delay creates liability. Foley claims extensions allowed. The board’s action leaves Maxwell on unpaid unofficial leave as a temporary replacement is hired.
In a tense stand firm stance Reynolds and REECO clash with operating engineers over wage provisions at a test site. Officials warn a strike could force layoffs across crafts and push toward a lockout if talks fail.
An official notes that B52 strikes have closed a sanctuary area in the forested zone, enabling South Vietnamese forces to pursue ground objectives. The operation demonstrates Viet Cong exposure to air attack during monsoon and risks from massed forces, stressing the visual targeting and rapid area bombing. Pentagon officials say a psychological blow was delivered, forcing the Viet Cong to stay moving.
An 18 year old Las Vegas boy Reg gie Carpenter died at Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital after breaking his neck in a bad dive into a pool at Twin Lakes Lodge on June 10. Hospital officials said he severed his spinal column.
The Nevada Health Division funded a private investigator with 1000 to assess Desert Retreat Nursing Home in Las Vegas. Findings contributed to the April license revocation of the facility. Rich ard Patek owner and Lorraine Stevenson nursing administrator were arrested on medical practice and administrator act violations, as the Health Officer cited broader regulatory breaches.
Two 12 year old North Las Vegas girls Joyce Marie Seay and Rebecca Ann Brown were found by resident Alma Massey near her home and turned over to Clark County juvenile authorities. The girls had left their homes Tuesday and said they had been staying in a vacant house since then.
Hank Greenspun presents a Las Vegas community note praising Riding Roulettes and Silver Links for aiding Mrs. Bragg through hospitalization with blood donations. The piece also lampoons bureacracy, politics, and a reader’s quip about toothpaste flavor, closing with Ruthe D.'s column signoff.
Engineers leadership are accused of cynicism and highhanded conduct in three years of negotiations, creating a disparity with other crafts. Las Vegas Local 12 says no comment while Friday Smothers Local 631 votes on Reynolds maintenance proposals at 10 am and 8 pm. Other unions including carpenters and laborers are negotiating with Campbell represented GCs.
Dist. Judge Richard Waters Jr. refused to issue a preliminary injunction to stop William Mirin from operating his one man Strip Cab Company in Clark County. The Yellow Cab Co. claims lack of irreparable harm language and challenges a state permit issued earlier this year. A hearing on remaining issues will be held later.
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