Hearing Sought on Cabbie Allocations in Las Vegas
Driver David Schlosberg of the Public Service Commission requests a hearing on cab allocations after courts struck down the 213 cab allotment. He says more than 250 cabs are operating and drivers face 25 to 30 percent wage cuts, creating dangerous conditions for the public and drivers.
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Public Service Commis
Westerday
Schlerg
Las Vegas
Public Service Commission
Schlosberg
SMN
New Motel Office Rules Adopted By Convention Authority
The Las Vegas Convention Authority will run the motel reservations office with Walt Schull named Advertising and Promotion Manager. A daily complaints report will be filed, access limited to staff and the Authority, and stricter rules placed on advertising and price gimmicks. Three local agencies were reappointed to head the 69 ad campaign. A two page ad for Nevada Highways Magazine and a Boulder Dam visitors survey were approved. No financials yet on a downtown convention center expansion bond. Mayor Grayson noted audits precede bond projections.
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Covention Authority
Convention Authority
Walt Schull
Las Vegas Motel Association
Motel Association
Henry Bridgman
Idea of Motel Reservations Office
Kelly-Reber Advertishe
Hank Kovell, Inc
Thomas C. Wilson & Associates
Mayr Grayson
Wip
Nevada Highways Magazine
Boulder Dam
Oran Grayson
Archie Grant Files For Regents Reelection Bid
Archie C. Grant announces plans to seek another four year term on the University of Nevada Board of Regents. Grant has served on the board for sixteen years and was its chairman for eight years.
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Archie C. Grant
University of Nevada Board of Regents
Grant
Nevada Southern University
West
NSU
Funeral Set for Grahame Hardy Nevada Historian
Funeral services planned tomorrow for Grahame Hardy 60 a Nevada railroad historian publisher who died Sunday in a local hospital. Hardy wrote on gambling and railroads and issued the Country Store Cuspidor. He mentored state planners chaired Las Vegas Housing Authority and served in the State Assembly and Senate. He helped form Nevada Southern University and supported NSU autonomy.
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Carson City
UPS
Nevada
Grahame Hardy
Hardy
Cuspidor
Bid Declined Over Space at Las Vegas Convention
Authorities refused a Californian a 200 square foot display area yesterday for a Las Vegas convention to showcase alleged new Howard Hughes products. The unnamed exhibitor sought space to present the items but was turned away by organizers.
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Las Vegas
Las Vegas Sun Masthead and Subscription Rates
The page lists editorial staff with titles including editor and publisher H M Greenspun and others, plus listings of offices in Las Vegas and affiliations with press associations. It also shows subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions and carrier delivery pricing.
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Ls Angeles Press International
York
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Pblishers Association
Publishers Associatreau
California
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Continental
United States
Dad Held In Beating Son Eight Times
An eight year old boy was beaten with a belt by his father Norman K. Haga of 3909 Alou. The child was taken to Child Haven with extensive welts bruises and cuts. Haga was booked at the city jail on child beating with bail set at 1500 dollars.
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Norman K. Haga
Alou
Sentencing Set For Hotel Man Norbert Jansen
Norbert W. Jansen owner of the New Pioneer Hotel pleaded guilty to one of six counts of income tax evasion in federal court in Los Angeles. He and Wendall Tingley manager of the Pioneer Hotel and casino were indicted last March. Jansen faces Sept 23 sentencing for evading taxes totaling 138 468 for the Southgate Loan Company and 54 447 in personal income taxes from 1961 to 1964.
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Norbert W. Jansen
New Pioneer Hotel
Jansen
Los Angeles
Wendall Tingley
Pioneer Hotel
Tingley
Southgate Loan Company
Widow’s Strip Heist Sees Jewelry Worth 125000 Stolen
New York widow Mrs. Frederica F. Emert reported jewelry valued at about 125000 missing from a high rise Strip hotel room after she checked in with her nurse and chauffeur. Loss includes diamond earrings a diamond pin and other pieces with no signs of forced entry.
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New York
Frederica F. Emert
Emert
Dennis Bender
Schenectady
N.Y
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