The Best Bank of Las Vegas Promotes Record Month
The Bank of Las Vegas announces a 30 day push to make March the best record month with bonuses for new accounts. Customers opening an account over 200 gain a choice of Columbia albums and new accounts over 390 earn two LPs. The bank touts four percent interest on savings and time deposits across eight branches.
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Foster’s Shoes and Local Notices Mix in 1886 Nevada Page
Legal notice from the Eighth Judicial District Court of Nevada records Thurlow Leroy Ryan and related parties with service details and clerk instructions. Unfurnished room for rent and various ads follow including furniture and autos for sale listing names and contact hints.
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LBJ Demands Civil Rights Law in Historic Address
President Johnson urged rapid passage of a comprehensive voting rights bill, calling on Congress to work long hours and weekends. He framed the fight against bigotry as a national and global obligation, citing sites from Selma to Buffalo and promising federal enforcement to end the legacy of discrimination.
Greenspun Criticizes Parole Appointment and Greek Church Benefit
Hank Greenspun defends Elmer Gardner as Parole Commissioner despite criticism. Governor Wallace prompts national TV reflections on politics. A Greek Independence Week benefit screens Zorba the Greek at Guild Theatre with pre show folk dancing to aid St John the Baptist Greek Orthodox Church. Contented Maggie Belding offers a note on contentment linked to disposition.
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Air Strikes Hit Ammunition Dump In Hanoi Raid
A Hanoi dispatch describes American air attacks as savage with vast arcs of fire from 26 millimeter guns and bombs. It notes civilian casualties and damage, while Soviet reports say the move signals heavier pressure on North Vietnam. U S officials cite retaliation for sabotage in South Vietnam as the drive intensifies with multiple strikes since August and more in March.
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U S Hints At Tougher Moves In Viet Nam War
A State Department spokesman denied any confirmed plans to permit or deny Chinese sanctuary in the conflict while officials privately discuss possible U S air strikes on Chinese bases if China enters the fight. The administration hints aim to pressure Hanoi as Gen Johnson says recent strikes have not changed the military outlook.
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Union Ruling Delays Vegas Casino Labor Representation
State panel weighs whether gaming workers in Las Vegas casinos should be represented by a union. The decision groups dealers writers runners slot mechanics bingo workers and Keno writers into one bargaining unit while ruling boxmen who run craps tables are supervisors.
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Funeral set for Las Vegas real estate salesman William Krimel
William Frank Krimel, prominent Las Vegas real estate salesman, will be buried/remembered in a funeral at Christ Episcopal Church at 10:30 a.m. Thursday officiated by Father Tally Jarret. Born August 1, 1890 in Chicago, he died of a heart attack in Las Vegas, where he had lived since 1949. He is survived by his widow Margaret, daughter Mrs. R. L. McIntyre of Chicago, son Donald W. of Redondo Beach, California, and four grandchildren. Visitation at Bunker Brothers Mortuary after 1 p.m. Tuesday. Donations to the heart fund requested in lieu of flowers.
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Notice to bidders Nevada State Purchasing Division 1965
Sealed bids due March 18 to 3 30 PM for asphalt tile and labors. Names of items include office furniture, lamps, camera gear, envelopes, food stuffs and more listed by state agencies. Bids opened publicly, forms available from the administrator. The division reserves right to reject any or all proposals as the state sees fit. Francis E Brooks, Administrator. Pub March 14 1965.
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Gun Test Reveals LAPD Details in Evans Shooting Case
Los Angeles police testimony described a .38 Colt with three marks none identifiable as fingerprints. Ballistics expert Wolfer said bullet from Evans matched the test weapon though wall damage prevented a conclusive comparison. Witnesses noted no nitrite pattern on Evans’ shirt indicating distance shots.
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Auto Death Case May Go to Jury
Riverside man Eugene Beaver 60 faces involuntary manslaughter and felony drunken driving charges over the May 12 1963 collision that killed 15 year old Anna Rose Bearden in North Las Vegas. Beaver's trial before Dist Judge John Sexton continued with testimony after he posted 2000 bail and was represented by Al Becker while Deputy District Attorney Richard Bryan led the case.
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Cohen Claims Duress From IRS Threats
Mickey Cohen testified he signed some tax waivers after being threatened by an IRS agent but the judge ruled he was not required to sign waivers under duress. Cohen faces a civil suit seeking $350000 in back taxes. The judge also weighed whether Cohen would be bound by a federal court decision on IRS assessment notification.
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