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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1963
Page
2
The report describes troops towed by an infantry battalion and airlifted into the battle zone by 17 U.S. army H21 helicopters. Simultaneously two armored battalions advance overland from opposite directions.
A new healing substance Bio-Dyne from a renowned research institute promises to shrink piles without surgery. Available as a suppository or ointment brand named Preparation At drug counters.
Police report a suspect directed to place about 400 to 500 dollars in a paper bag and abandon it near a building while threatening to dip a victim in acid. The manager complied and called police at 5 45 a.m. but the bag and money were gone. An officer noted a passerby with beer could have taken the loot.
A search party about 40 miles from Santa Marta reports finding the plane showing serial number 32080. The continue' on pace 2 note indicates ongoing efforts in the recovery operation.
Advertisement announces an upgraded Regular 76 gasoline claiming it remains the West’s strongest regular while also cleaning and maintaining the carburetor. The pitch notes no price increase over other major quality regular fuels.
Hitler demanded the physical extermination of Tukhachevsky's family and oversaw a purge that decimated the Soviet armed forces. The mass executions and imprisonments weakened the Red Army before the 1941 invasion, while some released officers like Rokossovsky and Bagramyan rose to leadership. Churchill and Benes corroborate that Stalin ordered the death.
Morning editions resume after a two hour vote shows printers accept a contract by 799 to end a strike while 320 air workers stand ready to ratify today. Photoengravers vote 466 to 256 in favor of a new pact, ending a stoppage that idled 20 000 workers as 6 000 printers gathered at Madison Square Garden to approve the deal worth about 18.5 million dollars.
Fragmented ad text references feet hurt sales and parking near a store in Nevada. It mentions wedding or engagement rings and a large downtown area near Penney's. Also notes a 3 bedroom home or trailer with an 8 down payment and a pickup at 2909 Holly Hill.
Gene Clark and detectives questioned a suspect and examined the scene after a shooting. Statements from three teenagers including the victim's fiancé describe a conversation about glue before the shooting, with Churchill handing the gun to Thomas and protests of being shot.
In a final statement the woman declares she has sinned and is ready to go if the Lord wills. She asks that a Bible be given to Harris County District Attorney Frank Briscoe, saying he needs it as much as she do.
H M Greenspun editor and publisher leads a Las Vegas Sun team with executives and editors listed including Bryn Armstrong Tamara Andreeva Joe McClain and C C James. Published mornings with Sundays by Las Vegas Sun Inc at 00 South Main Street Las Vegas Nevada. Subscription rates show daily and Sunday single copies and monthly pricing.
A new spray on coating named Kenitex claims to eliminate exterior house painting for more than ten years. Used by the Atomic Energy Commission at Los Alamos and applied worldwide, Kenitex blends asbestos mica and perlite for insulation and durability. Local applicator Saxton Painting & Dry Wall offers home applications with flexible terms and free information at 382-2711 or 1825 Western, Las Vegas, Nev.
Judge Zenoff expressed regret over the clash that led to Miss Dungan losing her posts including chair of the Welfare Committee. He said the hearings aimed at child welfare in Las Vegas were urgent, though the conflict arose unintentionally and affected both sides.
The Clark County Nevada Board invites sealed bids for one specialized X Ray trainer photographic trailer with 100 mm 200 ma unit. Bids due 10:00 AM Sunday April 1963 at the Purchasing Agent office Las Vegas. Bidder must include 10 percent bond with bid and 50 percent performance bond on completion delivered in 120 days. Prices FOB Las Vegas and subject to rejection of all bids.
Pioneer Title Insurance Company of Nevada as trustee will sell at public auction on April 16, 1943 at 10:00 AM at 125 South Fourth Street Las Vegas Nevada the property in Las Vegas Clark County Nevada Lot 180 Block 7 Charleston Heights Tract No 164 with appurtenances and water stock rights to satisfy the note of $871.07 plus interest and Trustee expenses under the Deed of Trust dated July 14 1962 recorded August 2 1962 Official Records Book 377 Document 204725 as default continues. Public notice dated March 29 1943.
Sealed bids for Black Top and Chain Link Fencing at E W Griffith Elementary School Las Vegas must arrive by 3 0 0 p m Pacific Time April 4 1963. Bids on provided forms require 10 percent bid bond and approval by Clark County School District. bonds and plans available from George E Harris office. publish notices March 21 25 April 1 1943.
Clark County Nevada invites sealed bids for a damaged Chevrolet Biscayne four door sedan. Inspection available at Stardust Fire Station. Vehicle sold as is for cash with removal within ten days. board may reject bids or re advertise.
Annual statements show BENEFICIAL STANDARD LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY assets and liabilities in Nevada and Missouri. Key figures include premiums received 19 937 557.32 in life business and 31 629.50 in Nevada life, with losses paid 198 663.68 and 41 57 88, respectively. Secretary Elmer H. Gerlitz and dates March 21 22 23 1943 noted.
On April 6, 1963 at 10 00 AM First Western Financial Corporation as Trustee will auction the Lot 12 Block 1 Westchester Street No 1 in Las Vegas Clark County Nevada at the rear entrance of the First Western Savings and Loan Association building 118 Las Vegas Boulevard South Las Vegas Nevada. The sale covers all right title and interest under the Deed of Trust to satisfy the unpaid principal of 16000 plus interest 1969 197? and trustee fees with no warranty of title.
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