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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1962
Page
2
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Jeanette Ann Landers, 27, was booked as a vagrant at the county jail after an arrest earlier at a resort hotel. Officers reported she gave an address of 2400 Tam Dr.
In Algiers negotiators from France and the Algerian rebels faced last minute hurdles toward a cease-fire. Rebels said they were asked to accept terms implying surrender to French forces.
U S pilots flying American made planes led air operations near Saigon as part of ongoing combat missions in Vietnam. The reports highlight continued coalition strikes against targets in the region amid escalating hostilities and military actions by allied forces.
Woodburn's client, believed to be Rockefeller, may seek a divorce from Gov. Rockefeller. She arrived at the Donner Trail Guest Ranch eight miles west of Reno and indicated residence in Nevada with plans for a eventual divorce filing.
Delegates from 17 nations enter the Geneva conference room under a banner warning disarm or perish as talks begin with gloom after failure of the Big Three to narrow East West differences. President Kennedy remains undeterred and calls for progress on nuclear disarmament.
The article considers Berkeley L. Bunker as a potential governor candidate, highlighting his historic role as southern Nevada’s first U.S. senator in 1940 and first southern Nevadan in Congress in 1944. Born in St. Thomas near Lake Mead, he embodies regional firsts that could break sectional barriers if he runs.
Four members of the University of Nevada Board of Regents will attend a spring conference in San Francisco hosted by the Association of Governing Boards. Regents William Elwell and Ray Germain of Las Vegas, Dr. Louis Lombardi of Reno, and Mrs. Molly Magee of Austin will represent Nevada at the Jack Tar Hotel from March 19 to 21. The program includes a School for Regents on Tuesday.
Public notices indicate the post office in Las Vegas Nevada lists matter as second class under congressional act. The Allen Klapp Co. serves as national advertising representative with offices in Chicago Detroit New York San Francisco.
Workers in Area 12 called off a planned strike after a management reshuffle. Spokesmen said new managers are friendlier and prospects for improved food quality look better, though issues remain and further meetings are planned.
Intense search by military helicopters Civil Air Patrol planes from Las Vegas and other bases Dr Clark Nye Counties sheriff deputies conducted searches for an overdue plane carrying Mrs Wirthlin The craft was last seen in a snowstorm near Wendover and later sighted near Boone Springs north of Ely as reports continued of a plane flying low in the area
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