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Newspaper

Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1964

Page

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New Hampshire primary shows GOP split and Lodge shock

Observers note the NH race underlines a GOP rift with Lodge winning all 14 delegates while Goldwater and Rockefeller trail. The piece argues conservatives are radicals and moderates realists, urging practical policy over strict ideology amid a broader critique of past New Deal and Fair Deal eras.

New Hampshire Goldwater Henry Cabot Cabot Lodge Nelson Rockefeller Richard Nixon Lodge Rockefeller Viet Nam New York Birchers Franklin Delano Roosevelt Harry Truman Eisenhower Eople

Bloody Rights War Predicts Civil Rights Violence

Malcolm X, who split from the Black Muslims to form his own group, predicted that 1964 will be the bloodiest year yet in the civil rights struggle. He urged America's 22 million Negroes to learn how to use shotguns and rifles.

New York UPI Malcolm X America

British Troops Hold Green Line After Cyprus Clash

Greek and Turkish Cypriots clash near Nicosia while British paratroopers resist a truce area known as Green Line. Maj. Michael Heerey orders to hold and women briefly storm the hill to press grazing land claims before returning. Reports say Greek forces near Trakhonas swell. British resolve to oppose incursions remains firm.

Michael Heerey Heerey Nicosia

Third Heist Set by Mastermind In Las Vegas Banks

Police say a criminal mastermind hired three apprentice electricians to rob three Las Vegas banks simultaneously. Two of the men carried out their missions. one did not or may have been part of the plot. Max W. Taylor allegedly walked from the Bank of Las Vegas with 6000 to 7000 dollars after delivering a sealed envelope to teller Jean Wakeman.

John Reible SUN Las Vegas Cerain Federal Bureau of Investigation Paul Gulas Max W. Taylor Carroll St North Bank of Las Vegas West Charleston Decatur Boulevards Jean Wakeman Taylor Gulas

Greenspun to debate gambling on Open End in Las Vegas

Hank Greenspun will appear on David Susskind’s Open End on KLAS TV at 10 p.m. in Las Vegas to discuss The Green Felt Jungle. Authors Ed Reid and Ovid Demaris also join the program. sponsor is Fremont Hotel and Horseshoe Casinos.

SUN Hank Greenspun Las Vegas David Susskind Klas-Tv Nevada Greenspun Susskind Ed Reid Ovid Demaris Horseshoe Theater Channel & Said Fremont Hotel Horseshoe Casinos

Senators Blamed for Scandal in Baker Case

Senate Democratic Leader Mansfield said the Senate bears fault for Baker's actions due to lacking conduct guidelines. He warned Republican signs point to making the Baker matter a campaign issue, while noting investigation questions remain with the Rules Committee to propose stronger rules.

Milks Mansfield Robert G.hynt Baker Senate Montana Mansfield Senate Rules Committee

Narcotics Fight Called Joint Medical and Law Enforcement Task

Henry L. Giordano of the U S Bureau of Narcotics told the Pharmaceutical Wholesalers Association convention that organized crime is the main source of illicit narcotics and urged medical treatment for addicts alongside tighter enforcement. He spoke at Flamingo Hotel during the 1964 convention as Ernest L. Prien welcomed 300 members.

Henry L. Giordano U.S. Bureau of Narcotics Pharmaceutical Wholesalers Association Flamingo Hotel Giordano Ernest L. Prien Becme Bureau of Narcotices American Medical Association National Research Council

Hoffa Sentenced Eight Years Fined in Jury-Rig Case

James R. Hoffa was sentenced to eight years in prison and fined $10,000 for attempting to rig a federal jury. The judge called the crime tantamount to tampering with the soul of the nation. Hoffa vowed to appeal and seek a new trial, accusing the government of targeting him.

Chattanooga, Tenn UPI James R. Hoffa U.S. Supreme Court Hoffa U.S. Atty Robert F. Kennedy Frankie

Country Club Lawsuit Over Paradise Valley Properties

Whaley files a four page complaint against Hank Greenspun and others seeking transfer of Greenspun's half interest in 2315 acres where the Paradise Valley golf course sits to Paradise Valley Land and Development Co. The suit seeks payment of 472793 for golf course costs and 37000 for pool work tied to a trust deed with Bank of Nevada. Secretary treasurer Ritchie directed to issue 90000 shares to Whaley, who bought stock from Wilbur Clark for 116540 on May 10 1963.

Paradise Valley Country Club SUN Hank Greenspun L. S. Whaley Whaley Greenspun Paradise Valley 18Hole Paradise Valley Land and Development Co

Winter Storm Dims Las Vegas Sky Dust Whips Mt Charleston Snow

The Las Vegas Valley faced a late winter storm with 25 mph winds gusting to 40 and heavy blowing dust reducing visibility. Light snow began in the mountains northwest of Las Vegas with Kyle Canyon Mt. Charleston area reporting flakes as Lee Canyon ski area announces weekend open.

Las Vegas Kyle Canyon Mt. Charleston U.S. Forest Service Lee Canyon

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