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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1965
Page
2
Las Vegas hosts the Tournament of Champions next month at Desert Inn with field limited to major winners from the past year. The Best, Bank of Las Vegas previews players with daily profiles while noting sponsors and local music month promotions.
The quake struck at 12 38 pm near Valparaiso and Santiago causing deaths in Valparaiso Liay Liay Quilleta and Vina Del Mar. A dam burst flooding roads isolating miners and triggering curfews and widespread damage across Chile. The center was located between Santiago and Valparaiso with aftershocks felt as far as Buenos Aires.
The report notes Klansmen demand a meeting with President Johnson while Dallas County authorities hold a suspect in protective custody after a fatal shooting. Officials refuse a mother access to her jailed son as the FBI states the suspect remains under state jurisdiction. In Selma, St Pauls Episcopal Church opened to Black worshippers for the first time after days of desegregation tensions.
Investigators resumed the missing caliber pistol search after finding 15 year old Robert D Walker in a desert about a mile southeast of Boulder City. He died from a gunshot linked to another fatal shooting the same day that of Lloyd R Wallace 18 in his room at 785 Utah St Boulder City.
Fashion writer surveys designers Nobuo Nakamura Haru Matsuda Misuko Motsuko and Horace Lannes with their trends. Nakamura favors evening gowns Miwako Tetsu models. Matsuda showcases silk satin wedding gowns and Japanese inspired costumes. Lannes blends San Francisco Paris influences with conservative chic and bold capes.
The Second Gaming Union opposes state control of the industry. Feldman criticized casino operators for “manufacturing thieves” by depriving employees of rights and benefits. He argued proper compensation and job security reduce theft risks, and he noted the American Federation of Gaming Casino Employees, led by Tom Haney, also opposes the bill.
Martin Luther King Jr urged a massive economic withdrawal to pressure Alabama over voting rights and police abuses. He demanded elimination of the poll tax, end to police brutality, and greater Black access to War on Poverty benefits, signaling ongoing demonstrations until rights are secured.
Beijing declared it will send military aid including arms and troops if requested to help the Viet Cong in South Vietnam. Foreign Minister Xuan Thuy said China will stand with the Vietnamese people against U.S. aggression and warned of further actions as U.S. air attacks and a warship intrusion were reported by New China News Agency.
A Harris survey finds the public split on whether there has been real change with the Soviet Union. Most fear continued world domination aims, distrust, and interpret Khrushchev’s treatment as evidence of no fundamental change. A small share sees easing tensions with concrete proposals.
Three year old Deanna Smith was reported in fair condition Sunday night at Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital after being struck by a neighbor's car near her home at 4257 Cloverdale Ave. Nevada Highway Patrol officers said James F. Wilson of 4263 Cloverdale Ave failed to see the girl and her tricycle as he backed from his driveway.
A miscellaneous sale listing includes an adding machine, ladder, barbecuer chair, antique wis chairs, a WW rifle, a bed spr e at, and other items. The note references T34 4345 for contact or listing details.
Three Brooklyn meat market workers were found slain in a cold storage room early Sunday. Owner Joseph Wilerkoski and two employees Irving Rosenhouse and Jack Niederman were killed likely during the shop’s closing. Robbery is considered but not certain as motive. A prior armed hold up was reported weeks earlier.
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