Lookout House in Las Vegas offers late night dining
Readers are urged to visit the Lookout House at 7900 Charleston in Las Vegas for after dark suppers. The piece praises the cozy dining room, attentive service, and a menu featuring charcoal broiled steaks, fried chicken, lobster tails, halibut and salad with dessert.
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Banker LaFond slain amid Algeria ties and OAS links
Police say banker Rene LaFond was shot outside his Neuilly residence in a calculated killing. The case connects to Algeria business interests and the OAS war chest tied to the CNR. A 40 to 50 year old limp-walking gunman fled the scene after six shots, leaving chauffeur Roger Bouscaillou injured.
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Council of National Resistance
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Roger Bouscaillou
Linda and Ford clash over marriage in wild exchange
Ford denies a romance with Linda and dismisses the dispute as ludicrous. Linda Christian accuses him of misbehavior after a visit to her home, detailing meals and flirtatious remarks. Ford, returning from a film tour, calls the claim unserious and jokes she is kidding.
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South America
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Baby” Pignatari
Linda
Surette
Fori
Trial testimony ties six men to Newport gambling scheme
Anthony Glorioso of New Orleans Albert Reyn of New York City Gilbert Lee Beck ley of Surfside Florida Robert Lassoff and Myron Decklebaum of Cincinnati along with William Clyde Deming of Fort Thomas Kentucky were named in a 1958 office scheme. Deming testified that Lassoff and Decklebaum had access to four phones in his investment office and that the business involved gambling on horses. He said the office at the Glen Hotel in Newport Kentucky was unlocked and the phones were usable by the two men.
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New Orleans
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New York City
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Surfside
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Myron Decklebaum
Cincinnati
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Fort Thomas
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Deming
Glen Hotel
Newport, Ky
Lassoff
Opry stars among four dead in Tennessee crash
Ground crews found wreckage scattered over 100 feet after a plane with engine trouble went down in a wooded area near Camden Tennessee. Bill Walker recalled plans to return to Nashville with Patsy Copas Hawk and Randy. Governor Clement called the deaths a great professional and personal loss.
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Bill Walker
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Kansas City
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Patsy
Copas
Hawk
Randy
Frank Clement
Tennessee
Patsy Cline Death Shocks Las Vegas Fans
North Las Vegas pianist Pierce recalls Patsy Cline as the best female vocalist in the nation after learning of her death in an air tragedy. KTOO will air nonstop Cline music and two other Grand Ole Opry stars who died in the crash. Memorial to be commercial free.
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Golden Nugget
Pierce
Las Vegas
California
Aga
the Sun
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Nevada Senate Delays Bill For Hearings Amid Moratorium Clash
The Senate and Assembly debate a labor related bill with a delay caused by Republican James Wood and Democrat Helen Herr. An 18 15 vote upheld a de pass recommendation, Herr citing quorum issues and labor protest access. A moratorium on new bills slows drafting as Gov Sawyer plans a four department restructuring effort.
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Kennedy says blockade risky as Cuba crisis unfolds
President Kennedy warns a blockade could provoke war with the Soviet Union and says the United States does not favor conflict in the Caribbean. General Fitch reports no Soviet ground forces leaving Cuba beyond missiles, cites caves storing equipment, and notes a large Soviet presence remains. The Kremlin claims several thousand troops will depart Cuba by March 15 while a Cuban refugee contends daytime troop moves mask nighttime withdrawals.
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Alva R. Fitch
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Russia
Castro
Unclear memo on Desert Inn sanitation ties and alleged bodies
A reader voices concern over possible connections between Desert Inn officials and a sanitation district. The note hints at undisclosed evidence and questions who is implicated, suggesting further digging to locate hidden bodies.
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Chicago
Desert Inn
Local Newspaper Staff and Publishing Details
The Las Vegas Review Inc lists staff with H M Groenspun as editor and publisher and a line of officers including Ray Germain as president and Num an White as vice president. The paper operates from 900 South Main Street Las Vegas Nevada and is a member of national and state press associations with subscription rates shown.
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Jewel theft at Greene home nets $132,000 in gems
Thieves entered through a balcony door and stole a dressing table drawer containing Mrs. Greene’s jewels totaling about $132,000. A single intruder, unseen weapon, and dogs present. police pursuing several leads with no suspects yet.
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Greenes
Bridge Expert and OSS Officer Profiles Spotlight
The article profiles bridge expert Charles Sheinwold, detailing his OSS work behind enemy lines, code protection missions, and a long career as a bridge authority. It notes his publishing success, U.S. and college background, and views on counting in play. It also mentions a gin rummy tournament opening next week with top prize near $12,000 at the Fremont Hotel.
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Mystery frogmen sighted near warships prompt navy probe
Navy and Office of Naval Intelligence teams scoured nearby ships after reports of individual frogmen seen close to warships. Extra guards and special lights were placed on ships while authorities pursued possible unauthorized lobster fishermen or skin divers. No swimmers were found. Sightings occur mainly before midnight.
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Office of Naval Intelligence
UDT
Faubus Claims Arkansas Guard Involvement In Nicaragua Invasion
Faubus accused the Kennedy administration of using U S military airmen in Nicaragua during the invasion and said Arkansas Air National Guard members were involved. He alleged guards were sworn to secrecy and that a Guard plane was later shot down. Bailey denied knowledge of Faubus remarks.
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Robert S. McNamara
U. S
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Arkansas National Guard
Kennedy
Nicaragua
National Guard
Arkansas Air National Guard
Arkansas
Bailey
Automobiles 59 Pord Taunus For Sale Excellent Condition
Gold and white 1959 Ford Taunus in excellent condition offered by Rae ee reel cL Call 384-8413 for details and inspection.
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