Confused Liquor Owners Plan Sunday Protest Against Credit Law
A group of package liquor store dealers plans a Sunday night meeting at the Moulin Rouge Hotel to protest a Nevada Credit Law. The law blocks purchases from wholesalers unless accounts are paid by the 10th of the following month, risking insolvency for small retailers. Fred Beeman warns the rule could bankrupt many small businesses and seeks constitutional challenge.
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P.m
Moulin Rouge Hotel
Bonanza Road
Nevada
Commission
Fred Beeman
Defendant Missing Trial Reaches Canada in Car Theft Case
Las Vegas man Morley Keith Davis failed to appear for a federal court trial on a charge of transporting a stolen car across state lines. The FBI reported he was picked up in Canada after a bench warrant was issued when he did not appear. Davis had pleaded not guilty and posted bail before the scheduled trial and extradition talks delayed proceedings.
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Morley Keith Davis
FBI
Canada
Roger D. Foley
Davis
Exley Sr
California
City Officials to Be Sworn In on Tuesday
Las Vegas city winners will take office at City Hall Tuesday at 9 a.m. Commissioner Grant Stewart and Commissioner Phil Mirabelli assume new terms while Municipal Court Judge Walter Richards and City Attorney Sid Whitmore will be formally sworn, though already serving. The full board meets first on July 7.
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Las Vegas
City Hall
Art Trelease
Grant Stewart
Phil Mirabelli
Walter Richards
Sid Whitmore
Ing
Divide And Conquer Thieves Nab Grapes And Cigarettes
Police report two thieves used a divide and conquer tactic at Rancho Market 111 Las Vegas Boulevard North. One man distracted staff by stealing grapes while a second grabbed cartons of cigarettes and fled.
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Rancho Market
Las Vegas Blvd
Vandals Sink Las Vegas Home in Garden Place Break-In
Las Vegas police say vandals broke into a home on the 4700 block of Garden Place Friday night while a couple vacationed nearby. They turned the interior into a swimming pool by pouring gallons of water from garden hoses, causing extensive damage to furnishings.
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Las Vegas
Garden Place
Knife Stabbing Incident Raises Conflicting Tales
Clark County detectives investigate conflicting statements from knife wound victim Jerry McGee and his wife Sandy following an attack on West Charleston Boulevard. McGee, 22, is reported improving after surgery for a heart wound and multiple cuts. Sandy, 18, is jailed as a material witness.
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Clark County
Jerry McGee
Southern
Nevada Memorial Hospital
West Charleston Boulevard
McGee
Sandy
Desert plants survive by ignoring dryness says Nevada biologist
Riverside report notes F W Went of the Desert Research Institute explains desert flora avoids drought via escaping or tapping hidden underground water. He cites mesquite deep roots and succulents that store water and, some species, absorb moisture at night, aiding future crops and human settlement.
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Riverside
Calif
Desert Research Institute
University of Nevada
F. W. Went
Las Vegas Area Servicemen Released From Armed Forces
Major General James A May state director of Selective Service reports many Las Vegans and nearby residents have been released from Army Navy Air Force and Marine service in the last ten weeks with numerous individuals named from Las Vegas North Las Vegas Boulder City and Henderson including a long list of personnel across branches.
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James A. May
Selective Service
Las
Boulder City
Edward F., Myers
Robert L. Cottingham
Henderson
Dean A. Christensen
Air Force
Syide Naufal
Gerald D. Singleton
Harold A. Lloyd
Las Vegas
Clyde W. House
North Las Vegas
Rulon J. Anderson
Gary B. Bates
Dale R. Randy
Melvin R. Hamilton
Robert A. Eichert
Joseph Wiewiec
Stanley W. Hickman
Whitehead Scholarship Winner Named for 1965 Award
Sbamah Ricky Whitehead son of Mr and Mrs Rosslyn Whitehead of 4524 Evergreen Place has won the 1965 James L McKinley Scholarship granting full tuition for engineering study at Northrop Institute of Technology Inglewood California He recently graduated from Western High School where he won first in the school science fair for a rocket trajectory project and first in Aerospace Sciences at the County Science Fair.
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Ricky Whitehead
Rosslyn Whitehead
Evergreen Place
James L. McKinley
Whitehead
Northrop Institute of Technology
Inglewood
Calif
Western High School
Aerospace Sciences
Burglars Take $4,000 In Furs Jewelry From Sunrise Mountain Home
Police report a luxury Sunrise Mountain base home was broken into between Friday 7 a.m. and Saturday 7 a.m. Patricia Bryan's house at 630 Salt Drive was ransacked and about $4,000 worth of furs jewelry and silverware were missing. All items were insured.
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Sunrise Mountain
Clark County
Miss Bryan
Pay Dirt: First show by new Clark County amateurs group
The Clark County Parks and Recreation Department sponsors a new community theater group presenting Pay Dirt an original West story. The amateur cast crew and designers wrote produced and performed the show which runs Wednesday and Thursday at 8 p.m. in Mountain View School Auditorium free and open to the public.
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Clark County
Department of Parks and Recreation
Mountain View School
Kell Lane
Shaner St
Free James Clark Concert At Convention Center
At 2:30 p.m. the Gold Room hosts a free afternoon of chamber music featuring the Las Ve gas Percussion Quartet led by Leo Camera with Roger Rampton Howard Agster and Irv Kluger plus the Hollywood Concert Guitar Trio and the Silver State Woodwind Quintet. The program includes Quadrilinear Percussion Chinatown My Favorite Things and a medley and more with notable local musicians and a Beethoven Shostakovich and Torroba lineup. The event is funded by the Music Performance Trust Fund and co sponsored by Musicians Union Local No 369 the Clark County Board of Commissioners and the Clark County Fair and Recreation Board.
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Las Vegas
William Reddie
James Clark
Gold Room
Convention Center
Leo Camera
Eddie O'Neal
Stardust Hotel
Roger Rampton
Howard Agster
Irv Kluger
Chinatown
Music Performance Trust Fund
Musicians Union Local No. 369
Clark County Board of Commissioners
Clark County Fair and Recreation Board
Red Cross Boating Course Begins Soon
Clark County Red Cross offers a free five week boating course starting July 8 covering sailing canoeing motor boating and rowing as part of National Safe Boating Week. Instructor Joseph Reeves will teach Thursday evenings at the chapter house 212 Mesquite and Saturday afternoons at Lake Mead with Coast Guard and Lake Mead Sailing Club demos. Enrollment is limited to 25, contact 384 1225 before July 8.
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Clark County
American Red Cross
Joseph Reeves
Red Cross
Mesquite
Lake Mead
Reeves
Bock St
U.S. Coast Guard
Nevada Briefs Child Neglect Arrest in Reno
In Reno two babies were hospitalized and two other youngsters placed in foster care after police found them in a downtown car. William Stevens, 30, of Denver, father of the children, faced a child neglect charge. He said he was away an hour seeking a prescription, lost possessions in a Denver flood, and sought a drier climate for a sick child. The mother had a job at a restaurant when the children were found.
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Reno
UPI
William Stevens
Denver
Kutzen Hearing Monday in Las Vegas Court
Oral arguments on a bill of particulars charging Martin Kutzen with mail theft and mail destruction will be heard in Las Vegas Federal Court Monday. Kutzen, part owner of the Desert Inn and founder-director of the Donna Kutzen Youth Foundation, was arrested May 11 after a secret Grand Jury indictment and is free on $1,000 bail. He was arraigned June 14 and the hearing before Federal Judge Roger D. Foley is set for 2:30 p.m.
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Martin Kutzen
Las Vegas
Kutzen
The
Desert Inn
Donna Kutzen
Roger D. Foley
City Hires Student In Youth Corps
Dolores Ware 16, a Rancho High School junior, becomes the first Youth Opportunity Corps worker for Las Vegas City Hall. She will work four hours daily at 25 dollars per week assisting Mary Rose Rem, the mayor’s secretary, as YOC aids youths to obtain summer employment and continue schooling.
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Dolores Ware
YOC
Las Vegas
Youth Opportunity Center
Mary Rose Rem
Youth Opportunity Corps
Valley High Parents Set Meetings
Mrs Daily assistant principal of Valley High School announces two parent meetings next week. The Tuesday session, 7 30 p m, is at 4658 Bridle Wood Court Royal Crest hosted by Mr and Mrs Geares Phillips. Wednesday’s meeting at 2926 Palmdale hosted by Mr and Mrs C D Wyatt. School aims to resolve admin issues before September.
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Divide and Conquer
Einar Anderson
Holy Land
Grace Bible Church
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N. Ninth St
S. 7Th St
Went
Pacific Division
Association For the Advancement of Science
Desert
Charles A. Pickles
Navy
Terry A. Schirmer
Bernard V. Gelisse
Albert L. George
Theorus R. Bailey
Norman C. Bywater Jr
Thomas R. Oates
John M. Cortez III
Dennis P. Flood
Edward G. Wagley
William M. Ray
Jon W. Hall
Rohbert W. Anderson
Thomas S. Trombetti
Melvin L. Lancaster
Charles A. Paine
Tony A. McLean
Raymond A. Walde
Riviera Hotel
Virginia
Bill Thornton
Dorothy Rundell
Edward
Hollywood
Mozart
Mauro Guiliani
Schubert
Almeida
Stravinsky
F. Moreno Torroba
Silver State
Beethoven
Balay
Shostakovitch
Sherwin Lichenfeld
John Helfer
Richard Solis
Waltraut Beuermann
Pyramid Lake
Sierra Army Depot Hospital
Herlong
Tahoe Park
Sacramento
UPS
Sugar Pine Point
Popular Lake Tahoe
Edmund G. Brown
Legistute
John C. Williamson
Bakersfield
Williamson
Senate
City
Dolores
Z. C. Ware
Leonard Sr
Rancho
Valley High
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