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Newspaper

Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1966

Page

8

Las Vegas column laments Hanley and Gramby legal woes

In Las Vegas, Tom Hanley the labor union leader faces internal revolt as Local 56 members demand AFL-CIO affiliated representation. Andy Gramby serves 25 days in jail for burglary and faces extended state prison time. The column notes Gramby’s contempt claim and Hanley’s disputed leadership amid ongoing court actions and labor tensions.

Boondocks Tom Hanley Andy Gramby Gray Rascal Supreme Court David Zenoff Zenoff Ted Marshall Bill Embry Colorado Raymond Sutton Hanley Lake Tahoe Truman Scott Scott AFCGE

Loyalty Day speech urges unity behind Viet Nam effort

Senator Alan Bible declared loyalty to the United States remains strong as Americans must support their fighting men in Viet Nam. He condemned disrespect and disloyalty while praising freedom of speech. The Loyalty Day event at the Las Vegas Convention Center was sponsored by VFW Post 9774 with community groups and local clergy contributing to the observance.

U. S Alan Bible Las Vegas Convention Center Bible U.S Viet Nam Ence Nevada United States South Viet Nam VFW Post 9774 Napa County California Stai VFW

Las Vegas Law Day USA Features USSR Expert Speaker

Las Vegas high schools host Charles T. Vetter Jr. from Washington, D.C. to discuss communism as Law Day USA observance. Vetter has studied the Soviet Union and worked with Peace Corps programs, touring Western, Rancho, Bishop Gorman, and Clark high schools. Special naturalization ceremonies at 4 p.m. May 9 reinforce American freedoms protected by law.

George Dickerson Las Vegas Law Day Charles T. Vetter Jr Washington, D.C State Bar of Nevada Clark County Bar Association Vetter Western Rancho Bishop Gorman and Clark Charles Vetter Soviet Union Dickerson U.S.A Congress Nevada William R. Devlin

Police Brutality Allegations Stir Reno Negro Community

At a University of Nevada union meeting, Eddie Scott of Sparks accused Reno police of brutality against Jessie Daniels during an April 29 arrest. Daniels faced charges of resisting an officer, obscene language, and disturbing the peace, while Reno Police Chief Elmer Briscoe defended officer conduct.

Reno UPI Jet Travis Union University of Nevada Eddie Scott Sparks Elmer Briscoe Scott Jessie Daniels Daniels Brisco

SunDial Story of a Stooge Chapter Two

In this space last Wednesday the reason behind Posner and Byrne Associates forming an advertising firm aimed at a large Clark County Fair Board budget is explored. Ex mayor Bill Byrne is linked to Bud Albright, hinting at influence over a future proposal to appoint Byrne as sports coordinator with an implied $20 000 yearly salary. The piece also notes Public Administrator Phil Cummings handling estates for those without provisions and highlights the Las Vegas Beautification Committee’s Operation Pickup urging residents to clear junk with free haulage from Silver State Disposal, plus Sahara Realty president Gill Schwartz hosting financier Jack Sonnenblock, prompting questions about possible schemes.

Posner and Bryne Associates Clark County Fair Board Bill Byrne Henderson Bud Albright Bud Albright Acres Fair and Recreation Board Las Vegas

State Highway Engineer Honored for Strip Lighting Work

State Highway Engineer Jack Parvin is praised for installing lights on the Strip and improving traffic flow after years of federal regulation limiting work until the freeway was completed.

Jack Parvin

Names and glimpses in a Louisville area column

A collage of local names and anecdotes mentions Philip Deale leaving his upholstery business to run Mama Mia's Italian Restaurant in Charleston Heights. It notes Sam Mart as partner, Christina Jensen as a waitress, and references to Las Vegas figures, a library exhibit, and residents like Lillian Wells and Kay Clark.

Philip Deale Man In the Know Nevada Bill Lillian Wells Harry Winchell Henderson Harry Desert Star LV Blvd Kay Clark Grant’s Decatur Ave Marie Elsner Vienna Austria

Las Vegas Seen Through Judy von Muller And Club Set News

Judy von Muller tours Las Vegas calling the Aladdin compare favorably to casino centers in San Juan and declares unbelievable upon night views of Casino Center. She vows to return as she flies out via McCarran Field. Also: opening night party cronies include Ellsworth Vines and George McAllister with Joe Moley, Maynard Ferguson and George Shearing.

Europe U.S Judy von Muller Las Vegas San Juan Puerto Rico Judy San Francisco Palos Verdes Calif Casino Center McCarran Field Ellsworth Vines George McAllister Joe Moley Tommy Sands Jackie Gayle Maynard Ferguson George Shearing Jannine Littlefield Mary Ann Anthony Sidoni Anthony Hollywood Maynard Sloate Tony’s Fremont St Archie Loveland George Shearing Comnic Gayle Indianapolis Maestro Ferguson Maria

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