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Newspaper

Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1963

Page

3

First National Bank Buys Half Block Downtown Las Vegas

First National Bank acquires a half block near the courthouse in downtown Las Vegas for a new multi story bank office and parking complex. The parcel on Carson Street and South Third and Fourth Streets will house the main Third and Fremont office and provide space for trust and administration departments and rental units. Occupancy is planned for 1964 with plans drawn by engaged architects. The expansion follows a half million dollar addition on Las Vegas Boulevard and a new office at Bonanza and 25th Streets, with more offices planned to reach nine Clark County locations.

Las Vegas First National Bank H.S Gorman Carson Street South Third South Fourth Third Fremont First National Trust Department Bank South Boulevard Las Vegas Boulevard Gass Street Bonanza 25Th Streets Greater

Four Children Die in House Fire Near Ward en Missouri

Fire swept a four room frame house in Pemiscot County killing four children. Six other children and their mother escaped. The dead were Nina May 8 Bobby Jean 6 Eugene 4 and Imogene 2. Mrs Robbie Lee Pommander 35 identified as the missing guardian.

Warden UPI Pemiscot

Detective Feeney Arrested After Attack on 16 Year Old

Blackburn England police said John Feeney 20 posed as a detective and used Margaret Rose Douglas 16 as a decoy in a prowler hunt. He followed her down a dark street, attempted an attack but was beaten off and taken into custody.

Blackburn England UPI John Feeney Margaret Rose Douglas Feeney

Warning on TV Credited With Saving Life

Mrs. Charles N. Billings, 65, in a Little Rock motel room watched a TV bulletin warning against taking a medicine she had planned to take. A Houston Texas call alerted stations to the prescription’s incorrect dosage, potent enough to kill.

Little Rock, Ark UPI Charles N. Billings Billings Houston Tex

Centenarian Women in Soviet Union Report

Tass cites a book show­ing 16 276 women aged 100 or more in the Soviet Union with 3 524 in towns. The average life expectancy for Soviet women is 72 and noted as double pre revolutionary Russia due to lower death rates.

Soviet Union Tass S.S.R Russia

Railway Clerk Union Silent On Strike Ban

SAN FRANCISCO UPS The Brotherhood of Railway Clerks contests a seven state strike threat with Southern Pacific. they refuse to reveal court timetable for lifting a 10 day restraining order. Federal mediators and officials met with union leaders but no progress reported as March approaches.

San Francisco UPS Brotherhood of Railway Clerks Southern Pacific Railroad San Mateo County James Weaver Frank O'Neill National Mediation Board Asst James Reynolds

Arlene Francis Publishes Cookbook and Charm Book

Arlene Francis a panelist on CBS television's Whats My Line writes a cookbook and a book on charm detailing social technique and entertaining tips.

Arlene Francis CBS

Nevada Traffic Gains in 1962 Reported by State Highway Dept

Nevada traffic in 1962 shows major gains across 21 fixed sites with US 95 near Las Vegas and Mercury nearly doubling ADT from 2 223 to 4 137. US 40 up nearly 10 percent. I 15 southwest of Las Vegas rose 9.8 percent. highest counts remained on US 93-95-4883 between Las Vegas and Henderson. A detailed 1962 traffic analysis is in progress and reports will be distributed in May.

Nevada Planning Survey Highway Department Las Vegas Mercury Reno Battle Mountain Henderson Interstate 15 U.S. 91 US. 395 U.S. 50 Carson City

Searchers Fail in Quest for Black Panther

A day-long hunt near the San Fernando Valley failed to locate an extremely dangerous black panther believed loose in the foothills. Ventura County sheriff’s officials halted the search pending new leads. Private zoo owner Heinze Ruhe and his employer conducted their own morning search. Ruhe urged shooting on sight but offered a $1000 reward for the animal’s return alive. The two year old panther, brought from Thailand three weeks ago, weighs about 860 pounds and could survive in the area’s foothills.

Thousand Oaks Calif UPI San Fernando Valley Los Angeles Ventura County Sheriff's Office Heinze Ruhe Ruhe Sioping Thailand

Vandenberg's Son Jumps to Safety

Vandenberg Jr the son of the former Air Force chief of staff parachuted to safety near La Grange New Jersey as his crippled F 105 jet exploded in flight He was 34 married with two children and was on a routine flight from Seymour Johnson Air Force Base Goldsboro North Carolina He guided the jet away from populated areas with base radar help then ditched and was rescued unharmed by a helicopter at the base

334Th Tactical

Final Day for Registration in Boulder City

City Clerk Lorraine Kautz will be in the office from 9 am to 9 pm on the final day for voter registration. New residents and others who have moved or changed names must re register, including Lakeview residents with updated addresses.

Boulder City Lorraine Kautz Lakeview

Boys Lacking Dance Club Folds in Deep River

DEEP RIVER Conn UPI sponsor Rev Walter H Euston of the Tri Town Trippers Teen Square Dance Club announced the group would fold. He said girls are eager and in good supply but there are not enough young men to form a single set.

Deep River Conn UPI Walter H. Euston

Baby Drives Car Unhurt in Crash

LUBBOCK Tex. UP I Kirtz Malone left Kirtz Jr 16 months alone in a parked car with the motor running when the child yanked the automatic shift into drive the car moved two blocks veered off the street and crashed into a hedge the baby was not hurt.

Lubbock, Tex UPI Kirtz Malone Kirtz Jr Kirtz

Senate Bill to Raise Execution Age to Eighteen

The Senate approved and sent to the House a bill raising the minimum age for executions from ten to eighteen, signaling a broader move to restrict capital punishment.

Atlanta, Ga UPI Senate House

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