Wells Wins Beer Permit for Horseman Restaurant at Thunderbird Downs
Joe Wells, president of the Nevada Racing Association, secured a retail beer license for the Horseman Restaurant to operate during racing season at Thunderbird Downs. The Feedbag, formerly Abe Fox’s, becomes the new venture. Also approved were transfers and license grants for several Clark County establishments.
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Thunderbird Downs
Abe Fox
Feedbag
Clark County Liquor Licensing Board
al Levy
Jiorma Magliarditi
Donald W
Marilyn Heddrick
Pioneer Saloon
Goodsprings
Sagebrush Saloon
Paul Campbell
Widow Returns To Children On March 13 1968
Licensing board actions include transfer of license interest from James Cloud to Margaret Faiman for Shopping Bag Market. Timbers Lodge at Mt. Charleston approved for licensing with Joseph Kissack and Robert Rothay. Paradise Bar and Liquors renamed Totem Liquors with Lucille Davis and Richard Stevens added. Mayfair Market wins package liquor license and 4813 Paradise Rd gains package beer and wine license. Three new 7-Eleven stores receive package beer and wine licenses.
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Joseph Mutt
James Cloud
Margaret Faiman
Timbers Lodge
Mt. Charleston
Joseph Kissack
Robert Rothay
Paradise Bar and Liquors
Totem Liquors
Lucille Davis
Richard Stevens
Mayfair Market
Paradise Rd
Reverend James Reed dies after Selma beating in civil rights struggle
Ashes of slain Unitarian minister Rev. James Reed were flown from Birmingham to Casper Wyoming where his widow and four fatherless children await in Boston. President Johnson sent a government jet to fetch the widow as four white men from Selma face murder charges. Reed, 38, died after a racial clash in Alabama. Memorial service planned in Boston.
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Jack Mendelsohn
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John
Karen
Anne
Steven
Wyoming
Martin Luther King Jr
Richard Cardinal Cushing
Viet Reds Charge New Air Attacks
North Viet Nam accused U. S. and allied jets of striking its territory in new air attacks on Thursday and Friday. U. S. bombers and South Vietnamese aircraft reportedly carried out more than 50 sorties, killing at least 70 rebels and destroying scores of buildings and boats. The Saigon government rejected talks with the Communists and vowed intensified effort to defeat them. A North Vietnamese broadcast claimed the Cha Lo raid involved Da Nang aircraft, while Hanoi denounced the attack as an infringement of sovereignty.
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Springfield
Ohio
Lockhart
World briefs wrap on Wilson and space news
Summary of UPI led items: British criticizes Prime Minister Wilson over Viet Nam policy. Duke of Windsor’s eye condition improves after multiple operations. Pope Paul VI to preside Easter mass at St Peter’s. Cosmos 60 satellite launched by USSR. Mrs Reich wins reprieve to stay on Okinawa with Marine husband amid visa sponsor dispute.
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Voting rights bill nears general agreement in Senate
Senate leaders and Atty Gen Katzenbach reach general outlines of a voting rights bill with details to be worked out. Johnson may discuss it at a news conference.
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UPI
Senate
Nicholas de B. Katzenbach
Congress
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Church Leaders Launch Crusade for Voting Rights Bill
Washington religious leaders from Maine to California gathered at the Lutheran Church of the Reformation to press for federal protection for Negroes in Alabama and swift action on a voting rights bill. More than 4,000 attended, signaling a moral consensus and urging federal measures. A 16 member delegation was sent to the White House to urge stronger federal action from President Johnson.
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US low and high temperatures set Friday in Hibbing and McAllen
The lowest temperature in the continental United States Friday morning was six below zero at Hibbing Minnesota. The highest reading reached eighty five degrees at McAllen Texas as reported by UPI.
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Kim Novak to Marry Co-Star Richard Johnson in Aspen
ASPEN Colo UPI Kim Novak will wed Richard Johnson an English actor in a civil ceremony Monday Judge Shaw will marry them Novak and Johnson were co stars in Moll Flanders and have been companions since then They are staying at the Teazy-7 Ski Ranch in Aspen Johnsons background spans English stage Shakespearean drama and appearances in Moscow and Leningrad
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New York
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England
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Leningrad
Henry Smith Banned From Driving Until 1991
Henry Smith, 37, was banned from driving until 1991 after his conviction on several motoring offenses. The UPI report notes the court imposed the ban as part of his sentence.
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England
UPI
Henry Smith
Nevada Assembly Tangles Over Sanitation District Control
A Clark County driven bill would dissolve Sanitation Districts 1 and 2 and allow counties or cities to assume duties, with stricter director qualifications and contract rules aimed after a grand jury critique. Restrictions cover travel expenses, auto use, and prohibitions on district funding or stock exposure.
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