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Newspaper

Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1966

Page

11

Strip casino chiefs mock new shuffle rule on Blackjack

Las Vegas casinos reject Harrah's Club ruling to shuffle after each hand calling it ridiculous and slow. Dealers and managers say it harms play and profits, while countdown methods attract players and revive industry debate on cheating and deck handling.

Las Vegas Harrah’s Club Gene Evans Harrah Chet Edwards the Aladdin Edwards Jerry Tassone The Thunderbird Edward Thorpe New Mexico University Thorpe Clay Felts the Dunes Bill Rice Tropicana Riviera

Clark County Society names Hirsimaki executive secretary

Dr. Emil F. Cava announces John C. Hirsimaki as executive secretary of the Clark County Medical Society. Hirsimaki, a Columbia University graduate in education and journalism, has begun duties at the Society office on Paradise Road. He joins a roster of local professional notices and civic appointments in Las Vegas.

Emil F. Cava Clark County Medical Society John C. Hirsimaki Columbia University Hirsimaki Society Paradise Road Gary J. Weitz George F. Weitz Silver Saddle Ave United States Army Santa Clara University Santa Clara Calif Fort Eustice Virginia

Moods in Safety filmed at Nellis Air Force Base

A Las Vegas theater group, the Curtain Timers, works on a 26 minute color film at Nellis AFB titled Moods in Safety. Allender Productions for the Air Force shot re enactments of on the job accidents highlighting psychological distractions with scenes including a bus train collision and a Phantom II power off landing.

Nellis Air Force Base Las Vegas Allend Air Force Air Force Film Library William Fortin Wright Patterson Afb Ohio Vandenberg Afb California Allender Spirit of America Bonneville Salt Flats Nick Sylvester Mike Roman Bill Weiss Pat 1 O’neill Ted Netoff Richard Clay Monte Piccini Hollywood Nellis

Local Soprano Stars in Aida at Sands Hotel

Las Vegas soprano Shirley Day stars as Aida in Verdi’s opera presented by Antonio Morelli at the Sands Hotel ballroom Sunday at 2 30 pm. A 16 voice chorus and 60 piece orchestra support the cast. Nicolo DePaolo Sarbu tenor sings Radames. James Tippy sings Amonasro.

Aida Guiseppe Verdi Antonio Morelli Las Vegas Shirley Day Sands Hotel Nicoli DePaolo Sarbu Rhadames Helen Aldrich Amneris Albert Robinson King Anthony Thomas Phylis Deyo Edgar Harris James Tippy Amonasro Miss Day LaMar Foremaster South 7Th St Sonia Cobb Metropolitan Opera Company Grant Day SPD Michelle

Laxalt Heads to Las Vegas for Two Speeches

Lt. Gov. Paul Laxalt arrives in Las Vegas for a three day visit. He will address about 1,000 at the Italian Council of the Sons of Italy in the Stardust Auditorium Saturday night. Monday he speaks to more than 2,000 delegates at the International Musicians Convention at Stardust. He meets volunteer precinct workers and the Southern Nevada Young Nevadans for Laxalt. He returns to Reno Monday night.

Paul Laxalt Las Vegas Laxalt

Accused Of Abuse In Uniform In Navy Dress

Two men from Philadelphia in U S Navy uniforms were arrested at McCarran Field on a temporary charge of vag rancy for impersonating military personnel. Elliott DuRitz and Mitchell Essing admitted the false pretenses as FBI placed a hold while a U S attorney decides charges.

U.S. Navy Philadelphia McCarran Field Elliott Herman DuRitz Mitchell Jerry Essing Federal Bureau of Investigation U.S

Sahara Paradise Valley Intersection Drags On Amid Local Gripes

A Las Vegas reader vents about six years of road work at Sahara and Paradise Valley Road, noting huge delays and rising tensions. He mocks local bets on politicians, recalls courtly figures, warns about a chain letter scam, and mentions security firms and hotel casinos while pondering future traffic improvements.

Sahara Paradise Valley Road

Desert munitions left in desert draw civilian scavengers

David DeMulle, 24, says the military leaves millions of dollars in munitions across deserts in California Nevada and Arizona after maneuvers. Civilians including extremists raid sites using organized procedures with maps and media notices. DeMulle faces charges for illegal transfer of two submachine guns and explosives.

Philip Fradkin Los Angeles Times San Gabriel Calif California Nevada Arizona David DeMulle DeMulle Army Corps of Engineers

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