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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1968
Page
6
Rusty Ryan, a veteran stuntman, will be featured at Montgomery Ward. He recalls a California ranch job that launched his Hollywood career after he volunteered to fill in during a motion picture shoot. He trained in gymnastics diving swimming motorcycle boxing.
In Philadelphia a bartender Joseph Gordon aged 41 was shot and killed at the Streets of Paris Cafe around noon yesterday by a holdup man Everette Ashlin of Bridgeton New Jersey who was wounded by police. Patrolmen Howard Banks Azzinaro and others responded after a shot near the venue. Ashlin received multiple bullet wounds and Gordon died at Jefferson Hospital from a neck wound.
Approximately 2 253 acres of vacant commercially zoned land three blocks from downtown Las Vegas Nevada with access to Casino Center Blvd and Main Street. Adjacent to the Downtown Expressway Structure linking I 15 to the casino area. For sale terms contact Nevada Department of Highways Property Management in Carson City or Las Vegas.
Israeli and Jordanian machinegun fire across truce lines lasted about 40 minutes in a clash that highlighted obstacles to a UN peace proposal. Al Ahram blamed the United States for the impasse while Gunnar Jarring pushed for a formal peace contract as Haikal warned of a growing regional crisis and renewed Arab resistance.
Washington report states the World Bank approved 35 loans of over 1 billion dollars to India, more than any other country and about one tenth of all loans recorded through 1967.
Senator John L. McClellan praises Richard Nixon’s crime crusade as major issue while criticizing party leaders for not joining. He urges action as Senate debates a four part omnibus crime bill including funding, gun controls, wire tapping, and overturning certain Supreme Court rulings.
Thailand announced a ban on hippies recently. Interior Minister Gen Prapas Charusathier asked the foreign office to tell embassies to refuse visas to the flower children and instructed police to deny admission, especially at Nongkhai near the Mekong from Vientiane. Laotian authorities are likewise moving to expel hippies.
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