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Newspaper

Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1962

Page

3

Nevada Gaming Board delays action on Fremont sale

The Nevada Gaming Control Board postponed final recommendations on Ed Levinson’s 10 percent sale of the Fremont Hotel in Las Vegas to Jerome Mack valued at 320000. The panel also reviewed six bids to reopen Reno’s Cal Neva Club with 10 tables and 175 slots and approved a stock sale at the Horseshoe Club in Reno for 17500 to a group led by Hill and Cavenish plus Grannis. Crumley, widow of a plane crash victim, had her bid deferred pending estate probate.

Gaming Commission Las Vegas Fremont Ed Levinson Jerome Mack Cal- Neva Club Reno John Cavanaugh Jack Douglass Horseshoe Club Bernard Einstoss Bernard Hill Frederick Cavendish Frank Grannis

County Fathers To Discuss Budget With City Officials

The Board of County Commissioners and city officials from Las Vegas North Las Vegas Henderson Boulder City and the school district will meet to align budget requests with the $5 tax limit. Budget Director Marion Rosevear said the talks aim to resolve differences and fit requests within statutory limits. The previous night the county board reviewed department budget requests that had already been discussed.

Board of County Commissioners Las Vegas North Las Vegas Henderson Boulder City Marion Rosevear

Las Vegas air travel set for yearly high at McCarran

McCarran Field reports a surge with 203 884 travelers in January February up from 163 966 in 1961. Last month alone 100 418 used the airport, led by Trans World Airlines with 23 848 passengers followed by Western 22 464 and Bonanza 13 502 and United 10 934.

Las Vegas McCarran Field Trans World Air Lines Western Airlines Bonanza United Air Lines Pacific Delta National

Sculptor Tinguely to end world in Las Vegas March 21

Swiss artist Jean Tinguely plans a morning performance in the Flamingo Hotel parking lot that builds a giant motion machine to blow itself apart. The infernal world will travel in seven sections to a desert site before a piano key trigger activates the device.

Jean Tinguely Tinguely Flamingo Hotel Las Vegas

Escapee Ordered to Hike Back to Local Camp

A 17 year old who escaped Spring Mountain Youth Camp last year is ordered by Dist. Judge David Zenoff to hike from Las Vegas to the camp with two athletic directors. He will then travel to the State Industrial School at Elko. Eight companions escaped with him. those who fled reached Kyle Canyon before being caught. The judge criticized the boy’s mother for encouraging AWOL conduct. The hike duration is uncertain due to snow covered terrain.

Spring Mountain Las Vegas Dist David Zenoff California Elko Spring Mountain Range Kyle Canyon

World Day of Prayer Observed by Las Vegas Churches

A combined Protestant group will observe World Day of Prayer at Griffith Methodist Church 1701 E Oakey Blvd Las Vegas at 11 am. Ministers from area churches will speak and soloist Mary Margaret Heitmann of First Methodist will sing her version of the Old Rugged Cross.

Griffith Methodist Church E. Oakey Blvd Las Vegas Area Mary Margaret Heitmann First Methodist Church

Disneyland Caravan Draws 1 000 Children in Las Vegas Stop

About 1 000 Las Vegas youngsters, many pre school aged, greeted Disneyland figures at the Flamingo Hotel. Mickey Mouse and KLAS-TV's Cinderella joined the caravan as it stopped in Las Vegas on its New York bound cross country journey. Abe Schiller received the gold key to Disneyland amid cheers.

Flamingo Hotel New York City Radio City Mickey Mouse Disneyland Sunfoto Las Vegas Klas-Tv Cinderella New York Abe Schiller

Nellis Families To Receive Sabin Polio Serum Tomorrow

A makeup period for Southern Nevada military personnel and families who missed the Sabin oral polio vaccine three-dose series is planned tomorrow at Ward 5 Nellis AFB hospital from a.m. to 5 p.m. The base logged 10,159 people vaccinated over the weekend at three locations. The 4520th USAF Hospital set the makeup for those on duty or away from stations who missed the first dose.

Nevada Nellis Afb USAF

Experts To Probe Las Vegas Fire Department Help Problem

City commission approved an impartial study by two experienced fire operations consultants to examine resignations and staffing issues in the Las Vegas Fire Department. Phil Pifer and Rudy C. Stange of Menlo Park, California, will arrive soon to investigate the causes and recruitment difficulties.

Las Vegas W. Lowell Fletcher Phil Pifer Rudy C. Stange Menlo Park Calif

Counterfeit Suspect Enters Innocent Plea in Court

Quinton Zive Wolff pleaded not guilty in U S District Court to 10 counts of counterfeiting. Judge Roger T Foley said a trial date will be set later. In a separate case Carl M Kaden, 25, seeks mental competency exam before plea on four narcotics counts. Lawrence Berl Edrington pleaded not guilty to transporting a stolen panel truck from Santa Maria California to Clark County. trial date to be set.

U. S Quinton Zive Wolff Roger T. Foley William Devlin Carl M Kaden Foley Lawrence Berl Edrington Santa Maria Calif Clark County

County Engineer Recovering From Minor Surgery

County Engineer George Monohan is recuperating from minor surgery and will be away about two weeks. In his absence, Francis B. Kelly, assistant county engineer, will administer the engineer's office.

George Monohan

Carson City Woman Injured In Las Vegas Convention Crash

A Carson City resident attending the ASCO convention in Las Vegas was slightly injured in a collision at Paradise Road and Convention Center Drive. Roxie Copenhaver 57 deputy superintendent of curriculum at the State Department of Education drove the education department vehicle and Paul M Cornwell 24 dump truck driver was charged with failure to yield right of way. Flo Reed 60 suffered a bruised leg and received treatment at Sunrise Hospital.

Carson City ASCO Las Vegas Las Vegas Convention Center Roxie Copenhaver Paradise Road Paul M. Cornwell Las Vegas Blvd Convention Center Drive Flo Reed Sunrise Hospital Miss Copenhaver State Department of Education

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