Burglars Busy On Weekend In Las Vegas
Las Vegas police reported a string of weekend burglaries. Smart's Cart Lot on West Ownes Blvd lost items worth 499 dollars from offices after a sliding glass door entry. A Strip casino dealer’s car also had clothing valued at 400 dollars stolen. Other incidents included a tail ored clothing theft from a parked car, a cash box missing from Vince's Rich field Service Station, and ransacked shops.
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Smart
West Ownes Blvd
Fred M. Smart
S. Main St
Theives
Jerry P. Kramer
Bonita St
New York St
Vince’s
Richfield
John W. Brown
City Recreation Center
J and
Lake Mead Boulevard
Prominent Las Vegas figure Max Chason Dies at 73
Max Chason, longtime Southern Nevada business founder and community figure, died yesterday at age 73. He led disposal and transport ventures in Clark County and earlier ran similar firms in Bakersfield. Survived by son Jacob of Detroit and daughter Frieda Grossman of Southfield, burial planned in Detroit with funeral at Palm Chapel officiated by Cantor Joseph Kahn.
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Max Chason
Southern Nevada Disposal Service
Chason
Southern
Nevada
American Legion, Elks, Shrine
Clark County
Bakersfield
Jacob
Detroit
Frieda Grossman
Southfield
Mich
Palm Chapel
Joseph Kahn
Temple Beth Sholom
Auto Strikes Kill 8 Year Old Girl near Gardnerville
Diana Pendleton, eight, of Gardnerville died in a local hospital after a weekend auto accident on a county road near Gardnerville. Driver Walter May of Gardnerville remained under investigation as police noted this marked the 64th highway death in Nevada for the year, compared with 52 at this time in 1965.
Cabbie Robbed By Passengers At Las Vegas Showboat
Whittlesea cab driver Julian Wilson was robbed at gunpoint of about 96 dollars in the Showboat Hotel rear parking lot. He said two suspects were picked up near the downtown casino and ordered to Boulder Highway casino. A gun was then pressed to his head as they demanded money and fled on foot after taking receipts.
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Whittlesea
Las Vegas
Julian Wilson
Boulder Highway
Islanders See Tourist Surge Over Christmas Holidays
In the Virgin Islands more visitors arrive during the Christmas to New Year period than the population of St. John, one of the group’s main islands, as tourism rises yearly.
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Charlotte Amalie
Virgin Islands
U.S. Virgin Islands
St. John
Las Vegas Sun Masthead and advertising staff listing
The page lists Las Vegas Sun personnel including editor and publisher H M Greenspun, editor Bryn Armstrong, managing editor Vince Anselmo, city editor Dave Bradley, women's editor Gerry Appleby, advertising director Jack Davenport, circulation manager William Sherwood, classified director Burt Bay, national retail ad manager Haney Womack, and officers H M Greenspun president, Ruthe Deskin secretary, Barbara Greenspun treasurer. It also notes post office filing, national reps, associations, and subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions.
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H. M. Greenspun
Las Vegas Sun, Inc
South Commerce Street
Las Vegas
Nevada
Ruthe Deskin
Bryn Armstrong
Vince Anselmo
Dave Bradley
Gerry Appleby
Jack Davenport
William Sherwood
Burt Bay
Haney Womack
H. M Greenspun
Ray Germain
Barbara Green
Ward Griffith Co
Chicago
Detroit
New York
San Francisco
Los Angeles
United Press International
Nevada State Press Association
American Newspaper Publishers Association
California Newspaper Publishers Associaton
The
Audit Bureau of Circulation
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Wilson van Dusen
Bonneville
Marie van Dusen
van Dusen
Japan
Desert Building and Fence Co
Longridge
Ray K. Brock
Las
Auto
Little Girl
Osun
Continental
United States
Scotty's Men's Clothiers
Charleston
Charleston Plaza-Fox Theatre
Kuppenheimer
Groshire
Manhattan
Haggar Securoslax
French Shriner Parker
Don Loper
N.Y
LA Marsalla
Mytron
Cae
von Tobel’s
Fuller's
McCall's Magazine
Fuller Mytron
Nat
Nason
C.P. Wood
Sy Hason
Fuller’s Nason
Wacom CO
Carson
Ouldo
SAT
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