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Newspaper

Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1965

Page

6

Conrad Now in the Sun Commentary by Paul Conrad

Pulitzer prize winning cartoonist Paul Conrad to be featured in the Sun on Page 28 with a sharp satirical take on Mississippi justice. Conrad joined the Los Angeles Times after Sigma Delta 154, noted for his year long excellence and technical detail in cartoons.

Paul Conrad the Sun Mississippi Justice Conrad Los Angeles Times Sigma Delta 1 Iowa Iowa State University School of Architecture The Post the Times

Rising Crime Rate Highlighted by Las Vegas FBI Chief

Dean Elson, FBI Nevada special agent in charge, told the Las Vegas Kiwanis Club at the Sahara Hotel that crime nationwide has grown five times faster than population since 1958. He cited a $27 billion annual crime price tag and noted that in 1963 about eleven percent of police officers were attacked. He also described FBI efforts in identifying victims after the Bonanza Airlines F27A crash.

Dean Elson Service Club Sahara Hotel Elson FBI Nevada Las Vegas Kiwanis Club

Valley of Fire tour invites 300+ to rugged back country

A caravan of over 300 persons tours the Valley of Fire back country today led by Frank Osterman of the Las Vegas Gem Club. Overton Chamber officials and local groups join the expedition with four wheel drive vehicles, meeting at Jack Jordan's ranch at 8 30 a m and spending the night at the Lost City Museum area.

Valley of Fire Overton Chamber of Commerce Las Vegas Frank Osterman Chamber Gon Gaudin Ford Pat Clark Pontiac Land Rover Vernon Munsell North Jack Jordan Lost City Museum Overton Jordons

State Health Pact Enables shared use of lab at new county health office

Clark County and state officials agreed at a Saturday meeting to allow the Nevada Division of Health free use of the laboratory facilities in the new county health department building. The $1.5 million facility on Shadow and Pinto Lanes will be ready for occupancy in July, housing the environmental health office and a jointly controlled lab. The gathering occurred at the Nevada Mental Health Clinic on Shadow Lane.

Cials Nevada Division of Health New County Health Department Nevada Mental Health Clinic Shadow Lane Grant Sawyer Big House Nevada Washoe County Adher

Speech Therapy Discussion Set for Tuesday Meeting

The Clark County Association for Retarded Children will discuss at home speech therapy for children during its 8 p.m. meeting at Variety School located at 2601 Sunrise Ave.

Clark County Association For Retarded Children Variety School Sunrise Ave

Three 16-year-olds arrested in Las Vegas liquor store robberies

Police say three 16-year-old boys confessed to robberies at Decatur Liquor and Hyde Park Liquor Stores, admitting to a 500 dollar holdup and involvement in prior incidents. One drove the getaway vehicle while two entered the Decatur store. A pellet pistol or revolver was shown, and all suspect youths are held in a juvenile facility awaiting probation action. Another attempted robbery at Sammy's News Stand failed when the clerk threatened to call security.

Las Vegas Decatur Hyde Park Mike Winger Decatur Boulevard Peggy Sommer Winger Sahara Arville John Kowal Dora Hughes Sammy N. Second St Spring Mountain Ted Sanza Caliente Girls School Sanza Caliente Richard Little Little Ward Moss California

Leopard Gas Case Delayed Arraignment Postponed

Maria Dokalas, owner of Rajah the 175 pound Asian leopard, wins a postponement in her arraignment on charges of interstate transport of a wild animal after the Jan 17 birthday party incident where the animal injured a 21 year old girl.

Rajah Linda Lee Barnum Dream Ranch Paso Robles Calif California

Bonded cities clash over Sanitation Districts fate

Commissioners seek to absorb Sanitation Districts One and Two amid fears of annexation by Paradise Town Board as city officials pursue legislative action to disband the districts. Districts' assets exceed 11.6 million dollars amid multi million dollar facilities.

Paradise Town Board REDS Vegas Convention Center U.S Russia

Synanon funding clash reaches Nevada lawmakers

Flora Dungan, Clark County Synanon booster, appeals to restore $36,000 Synanon budget for the State Prison after Finance cut funds to hire matrons and buy rehab equipment. She cites 25 addicts in Synanon and 70 prisoners helped, praising morale and cost efficiency over government programs.

Clark County Flora Dungan Clark County Drive For Synanon The SUN Saturday Senate Finance Committee Dungan

Expensive Treatment Expensive Treatment

Dolph W. Cannon reports losing his jacket his sunglasses and an ID after a traffic mishap on the Tonopah Highway. He had emergency treatment at Southern Nevada Hospital and was released.

Nevada Southern University West Seattle Tonopah Cannon Southern Nevada Hospital

Used Car Dealers Win Auto Battle in Nevada Case

Carson City Nevada Dist. Judge Frank B Gregory issues a temporary restraining order blocking DMV from enforcing a ban on used car dealers selling new autos. Nevada Independent Automobile Dealers Association sues after director Louis Spitz requires a bill of sale proving a car is not new. Spitz must show cause March 22 to keep TRO permanent.

Carson City—Dist Frank B. Gregory Department of Motor Vehicles Nevada Independent Automobile Dealers Association DMV Louis Spitz Spitz

My Fair Lady Premiere Tickets Sell Fast in Las Vegas

A spokesman for the Las Vegas Press Club says Cinerama premiere tickets for My Fair Lady on March 23 are nearly sold out. Tickets range from $5 to $20 at Willis-Cole Travel Allied National Bank and the Cinerama Theater on Paradise Road. proceeds aid the Press Club scholarship fund.

Las Vegas Las Vegas Press Club

Winds Restrict Boating on Lakes Mead and Mohave

The National Park Service reports four days of strong gusty northerly winds 10 to 40 mph limited boating on Lakes Mead and Mohave with calmer conditions midweek. Boat launches at Boulder Beach Willow Beach Eldorado Canyon Katherine remain excellent while water levels hold at about 1090 feet and 642 feet. Boaters are reminded the Rules of the Road prohibit reckless operation and endangering others or property.

National Park Service Lake Mead Boulder Beach Willow Beach Eldorado Canyon Katherine Temple Bar Las Vegas Wash Echo Bay Lake Mohave The Park Service

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