$5 Million Las Vegas Raceway and Recreation Complex Planned
Las Vegas International Speedway Inc announces a $5 million multi purpose raceway and outdoor recreation area to begin within 10 days. The project includes a one mile oval, a 2.5 mile road circuit, a drag strip, baseball stadium, football field, Olympic pool, tennis and handball courts, play areas, and over 60 acres of parking for 20 000 cars. Local builders and Las Vegas residents lead the venture with USAC NHRA sanctioning already secured.
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Las Vegas
Nick Kelly
Las Vegas International Speedway, Inc
Highway 41
Nevada
L A Record Racial Disorder Looms Over City
In Los Angeles a large civil rights protest grew tense as Alabama sympathy demonstrators blocked Federal Building doors. About 98 people were arrested 59 men and 39 women as police and marshals moved to clear the area amid warnings from U S Attorney Manuel Real.
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Alabama
Federal
U. S
Real Bonetti heir claims in Madagascar jewel fortune saga
A U S Air Force Base employee joins a crowded Bonetti claim line seeking a 100 million inheritance tied to Angelo Bonetti the White King of Madagascar. Luigi Bonetti from Ostiglia and Las Vegan Bonetti among others present details about birthplaces and travels as details circulate.
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Bonetti
Angelo Alberto Bonetti
Madagascar
Mario Bonetti
Bonnetti
Indio
Bonettis
Ostigha
Malagasy
Africa
Las Vegan
San Martino di Finita
Cosenza
Ostiglia
Francesco
Taly
United States
Weather Outlook With Cloudy Skies and Warm Wind Shift
Mostly cloudy conditions with gentle winds turning to the southwest at 15 to 25 mph this afternoon. Today's high near 65 and low around 44. yesterday reached 68/39. Noontime relative humidity at 22 percent with sunrise at 5 58 and sunset at 5 44.
Five-hour jury deliberations in Stratton tax case end without verdict
Federal Court jurors failed to reach a verdict after five hours of deliberation on whether former Gov. William G. Stratton evaded payment of more than 46000 in income taxes. Leona Gage, 26, former Miss U S A in 1957, was convicted of marijuana possession. Gage, once a Las Vegas showgirl and actress, lost her Miss Universe and Miss U S A titles because she was married.
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Eral Court
Gov
Los Angeles
UPI
Leona Gage
U.S.A
Parole Bill Advances In Carson City As Civil Rights Bill Stalls
In Carson City the Assembly Judiciary Committee backed SB 230 on a party line 5-4 vote, clearing the parole measure toward a floor vote next week while the civil rights bill did not receive a do pass recommendation. Senate already passed SB 230. In Selma, Alabama hundreds demonstrated peacefully near Brown’s Chapel, then planned two more days of street action despite police barricades. Public Safety officials limited street time, as tensions lingered from earlier marches led by Roman Catholic nuns.
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Carson City
UPI
Gram Sawyer
Assembly Judiciary Committee
Senate
Selma
Ala
Alabama
Brown
Chapel Anne Church
Montgomery
Birmingham
Public Safety
Wilson Baker
Joe Smitherman
National Medicolegal Symposium Opens at Dunes Hotel
One of the largest medical legal symposia opens at the Dunes Hotel with 41 speakers and about 1,500 delegates. Gov. Grant Sawyer welcomes attendees as district judges, physicians and lawyers discuss medical-legal topics over three days. Local pathologist to testify in Tucker murder trial proceedings.
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Dunes Hotel
American Medical Association
American Bar Association
Las Vegas
Grant Sawyer
Dist
John C. Mowbray
David Zenoff
Jurgens J. Bauer
Horace G. Tucker
Tucker
Omer Jack Evans
Reapportionment Plans Hit Nevada Senate Battle
Two Las Vegas engineering firms join with Continental Oil to form CER Geonuclear Corp a venture to supply nuclear operations to mining excavation and oil gas stimulation. Nevada lawmakers oppose nationwide reapportionment with a special Senate committee to hire counsel and raise funds to resist population based elections.
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Edgerton, Germeshausen and Grier, Inc
Bedford, Mass
Reynolds Electric and Engineering Co
Santa Fe
N.M
Continental Oi Company
New York
CER Geonuclear Corp
Atomic Energy Commission
Governors Conference Opens In Las Vegas At Sahara Hotel
Gov Grant Sawyer chairs the Governor's Conference executive committee in Las Vegas with attendees including Governors Sanders Bellman Breathitt Babcock Rolvaag while Romney Scranton Chaffee Hughes attend via aides. agenda covers 1965 Minneapolis meeting plans and topics like election laws and media prediction controls.
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Grant Sawyer
Las Vegas
Hotel Sahara
Carl Sanders
Georgia
Henry Bellman
Oklahoma
Edward YT. Breathitt
Kentucky
Tim Babcock
Montana
Karl Rolvaag
Minnesota
George Romney
Michigan
William Scranton
Pennsylvania
William Murphy
Walter de Vriess
Romney
Washington
Scranton
John Chaffee
Minneapolis
Rolvaag
Army Reserve National Guard
Sawyer
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