Where Stand By Hank Greenspun
Publisher Hank Greenspun remains on vacation delaying his return to town. No column today.
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BY Hank Greenspun
Hank
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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1963
Page
1
Kidnap at Marrero Bank payroll cashing
J L Butler principal of K coln High says Coach Henry Crosby and Assistant Principal Joseph Cuillier were forced at gunpoint after cashing state payroll checks at Marrero Guarantee Bank. The bandits drove them to a New Orleans intersection and fled with $20 and $100 bills, leaving the faculty unpaid.
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J. L. Butler
K.coln High School
Henry Crosby
Joseph A. Cuillier
Marrero Guarantee Bank
New Orleans
Butler
Want Adventure Contest Boosts Classified Cash in SUN
If you have unused items from Fibber McGee closets and crowded storerooms, list usable gear, toys, clothing, and baggage and call 385-3111 to place a SUN classified ad. March and April offer a chance to win extra by entering the Want Adventure Contest with details in today’s paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fibber McGee
SUN Classified
Weather Summary for Today
Mostly clear with northerly winds 20 to 30 mph. High near 60 and low around 40. Yesterday’s high 76 and low 42. Noontime humidity 7 percent. Sunrise at 6 09 and sunset at 5 36.
Waterfront Idle In Tribute To Tough Tony Anastasia
Dock Boss Anthony Tough Tony Anastasia died of a heart condition. About 12,000 dockworkers idled the Brooklyn waterfront in silent tribute and many planned to return tomorrow. The Greenpoint section remained active under Irish Local 755. He was brother to Albert Anastasia of Murder, Inc., and to Rev Salvatore Anastasio.
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Waterfront Idle
Tough Tony
New York
UPI
Anthony
Anastasia
Brooklyn
Waterfront Commission
Greenpoint
All Irish Local 755
Tony
Albert Anastasia
Lord High
Murder, Inc
Manhattan
Salvatore Anastasio
Loman Catholic
Bronx
Youth Admits Slaying Pretty Teenage Sitter
Ronald Leroy Steeves a 19 year old reformatory parolee confessed to killing 15 year old Mary Louise Beil in a wooded lovers lane area near Minnehaha Falls. He had initially blamed an 18 year old companion but changed his story after being taken to the scene by detectives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
UPI
Lovers Lane
Minnehaha Falls
Ronald Leroy Steeves
Pat Walling
Mary Louise Beil
Asn
Minnehaha Park
Gardner Pitches Publisher Hank in Las Vegas Column
Syndicated columnist Hy Gardner visiting Las Vegas promotes Publisher Hank Green in the Las Vegas Sun on page 4. Gardner also notes a hospital visit to South Pacific producer Monte Proser in today's column.
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Hy Gardner
Las Vegas
Hank Greenspun
The
Las Vegas Sun
Gardner
South Pacific
Monte Proser
Labor dispute prompts two NTS work orders at Nevada Site
Yesterday the Atomic Energy Commission ordered white collar and construction crafts members at the Nevada Test Site to return to work. James Ryan, business representative of the laborers union, acted as mediation in the pay cut enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
Atomic Energy Commission
James Ryan
Laborers Union
Cuba Seen As Guerrilla Train Area
CIA Director John A McCone testified that over 1500 Latin Americans have been brought to Cuba for training in subversion sabotage and guerrilla warfare with more on the way He said Kennedy warned Argentines that the hemisphere faces unfinished business to guard against subversion and foreign activities He doubted a Cuban revolt against Castro is likely
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Washington
UPI
CIA
John A. McCone
Cuba
Kennedy
Argentine War College
Western Hemisphere
McCone
Allen W. Dulles
Advanced Atlas Soars in Space Research Launch
At Cape Canaveral an advanced Atlas intercontinental ballistic missile lifted off in a test flight described as a space laboratory effort. The silvery missile carried experimental equipment and instruments designed to study orbital support systems.
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Atlas Spars
Cape Canaveral
Aps
Space Laboratory
Shucks I Can Get It Cowboy Hamblen Fires Panther
Cowboy singer Stuart Hamblen shot a dangerous black panther that escaped from Jungleland private zoo in Thousand Oaks California. After dogs flushed the animal from under a building, shots ended the pursuit as deputies and trackers searched the area. The 60 pound two year old panther had escaped Thursday morning and roamed the zoo grounds before Hamblen intervened.
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Thousand Oaks
Calif
UPI
Stuart Hamblen
Jungleland
Hamblen
Zoo
Teen Hero Perishes As Sayre Fire Kills 12 Youths
United Press International reports a Sayre Pennsylvania home fire claimed 12 children and 18 year old Allen Johnston. Five younger siblings and their teen rescuer died from suffocation after he tried to reach trapped siblings. Fire hydrants were frozen and temperatures were nine degrees hampering firefighters.
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Sayre
Allen Johnston
William
Kevin
Jane
Carol
Alfred Johnston
Allen
Fifth Assembly District Created for Clark County Sought
Clark County delegation introduced a bill to form a fifth assembly district to include North Las Vegas. The plan would elect two assemblymen at large from North Las Vegas, reducing Las Vegas by two of its nine seats in Distriet 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark County
Carson City
Las Vegas
Civil Rights and Land Fraud Bills Move in Nevada Assembly
In Carson City the Nevada Assembly debated AB 338 giving the Equal Rights Commission power to investigate racial discrimination. The civil rights measure would allow civil suits for up to 500 dollars for public housing employment and accommodations discrimination and grant cease and desist authority with court enforcement if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spark Assembly
Carson City
UPI
Nevada
Equal Rights Commission
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Fino Attacks Critics in Push for National Lottery
Rep. Paul A. Fino charges congressional opponents and “hypocrites” who buy illegal Irish sweepstakes tickets. He leads a coast to coast raffle campaign and has mailed thousands of 23 page booklets promoting his national lottery proposal. His bill, introduced in 1953, has languished without action.
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Washington
UPI
Paul A. Fino
R-N.y
Fino
Fine
Las Vegas Boy Dies in Car Bike Crash
A 13 year old Las Vegas boy, Marion Kenneth Jeldy Jr., died after his bicycle was struck Thursday night by Frank Joseph Gould, a 19 year old carpet layer cited for speeding. Jeldy died at Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital four hours later. Gould allegedly traveled 43 mph in a 35 mph zone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Vegas
Marion Kenneth Jeldy, Jr
Marion Jeidy
Heron
Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital
Frank Joseph Gould
Bartlett
Gould
News Columnist Lee Mortimer Dies at 56 in New York
New York journalist Lee Mortimer, amusements editor and columnist for the New York Mirror since 1932, died at his Beaux Arts Hotel apartment from a heart attack. He had spoken at a Society of Professional Investigators dinner night before and had a history of heart troubles.
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New York
UPI
Lee Mortimer
Beaux Arts
Yeserday
Mortimer
Amusements
The
New York Mirror
Society of Professional Investigators
Morti
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Roth
Walling
Steeves
Mary
Sec
Gotham
NTS
James LaRose
Cowboy
Fire Rash
United Press International
Jeldy
Houlder City
M4 Editorial
Fetertainment
Henderson
Pearl
Ralph
Landers
Ann
Price
Paul
News
Fay
Doe
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