Sawyer Asks Wirtz To Help Bus Talks
Gov Grant Sawyer urged Labor Secretary Willard Wirtz to intervene in the western bus strike that crippled travel across 11 states. Mediation chief William Simkin urged Greyhound and the ATU to meet, as thousands remained off the job and passengers faced disruptions in Las Vegas and San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Sawyer
Willard Wirtz
Sawyer
William E. Simkin
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
San Francisco
Western Greyhound
Amalgamated Transit Workers Union
Las Vegas
Greyhound
Trailways
United Press International
International
California Highway Patrol
Bay Area
Southern Pacific Railroad
Fremont Caesars Palace Delay Gaming Study
The Nevada Gaming Commission may stay in Las Vegas longer as a voluminous study on the Caesars Palace and Fremont Hotel sale proceeds. Fifty three potential stockholders seek 2.2 million dollars for Caesars Palace representing 67 percent of capitalization. Parvin-Dohrman Corp seeks operate Fremont Hotel’s 58 tables and 741 slots, paying over 16 million for the hotel and leasing the casino.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada Gaming Commission
Las Vegas
Caesars Palace
Fremont Hotel
Albert Parvin
Harry A
Norris J. Goldman
Parvin-Dohrman Corp
Parvin-Dohrman
Parvin
Harry Goldman
Four Queens
Aladdin
The
Sands
Goldman
the Riviera
Norris
Desert Palace, Inc
Fair Board Delays Air Show Plan for Las Vegas
Clark County Fair and Recreation Board stalls on backing a national air exposition set for June 1967. Producers Goodwin Lyon and Redge Twiggs seek funding and staff on a 90 day basis while board members weigh costs, staff capabilities, and outside promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark County
Ed Fountain
Phil Mirabelli
James Kelly
Jack Petttti
National Aviation Trades Association
Oklahoma City
Albright
James Ryan
Lyon
Ryan
Twiggs
Fair Board
Los Angeles
Broadbent
Las Vegas
Dave Jameson
Police Honor Fallen Officers At Nevada Memorial
Under clear skies and a half mast flag, police dignitaries relatives and friends gathered at the County Courthouse to memorialize slain officers. The Fraternal Order of Police Las Vegas Lodge No 1 led services as District Judge John Mowbray praised officers and noted courtroom reversals and acquittals in recent cases. Dignitaries included Dist Atty Ted Marshall County Commissioner Bill Briare and former deputy Ed Sleeper who announced a sheriff bid. The roll of honor named Robert Dula Mac McGuire Wilber McGee Ernest May Eddie Johnson George Hart Eddie Mills and Betty DeLane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mowbray
Order of Police
Dist. Atty
Ted Marshall
Bill Briare
Ed Sleeper
Clark County
Robert Dula
LVPD
Robert ‘‘Mac” McGuire
NHP
Wilber McGee
Ernest May
Eddie Johnson
Clark Coun
License Denial Sought Over Copper Club License
The Gaming Control Board plans to rescind its prior restricted gaming license for Reno's Copper Club, tied to Gasper Inc. debts. The firm reforms as C and R Corporation with two Reno city councilmen, John R. Marshall and Albert L. Gasper, among its four members, plus Regina Marshall and Dorie Gasper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada Gaming Commission
Reno
Copper Club
Gaming Control Board
Edward A. Olsen
Gasper, Inc
C & R Corporation
John R. Marshall
Albert L. Gasper
Regina Marshall
Dorie Gasper
Driver Cited In Smash On James Gray Run Light Crash
James Gray, 25, of 201 W St Louis, allegedly ran a red light at Charles ton and Main, hitting Natalie Zurawaski, 39, who was not injured. Gray was treated at Memorial Hospital for head and leg lacerations and cited for running the light defective brakes a defective taillight and no license plate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Gray
Gray
W. St. Louis
Charleston
Main
Natalie Zurawaski
Memorial Hospital
Las Vegas Sun Staff and Ownership Details
The Las Vegas Sun lists H. M. Greenspun editor and publisher and a staff including Ruthe Deskin Bryn Armstrong Vince Anselmo Dave Bradley Gerry Appleby Jack Davenport and others. It notes the paper is published mornings including Sundays by Las Vegas Sun Inc at 900 South Commerce Street Las Vegas Nevada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Greenspun
Las Vegas Sun, Inc
South Commerce Street
Las Vegas
Nevada
Ruthe Deskin
Publsher
Bryn Armstrong
Vince Anselmo
Dave Bradley
Gerry Appleby
Jack Davenport
William Sherwood
Burt Bay
Haney Womack
Mail Subscriptions Rates for U S Readers
Rates shown apply to the Continental United States only. Subscriptions must be prepaid. One month costs 3.00, three months 9.00, six months 16.50, and twelve months 30.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Continental
United States
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Oran Grayson
Sands Hotel
Sammy Davis, Jr
CBS
David Schoenbrun
Max Nussbaum
Grayson
al Benedict
Wirtz
Europe
Montgomery Wards
Rudi Gernreich
California
Wanda Roveda
Milan
Alberto Fabiani
Rome
Susan Price
London
Nicoletta de Roma
Rita Perna
John Damron
Montgomery Ward
Montgomery Ward Brondshire Designers Collection
GCB
Commission
Nathan S. Jacobson
Baltimore
Jacobson
Edward
Atlanta
Stanley Mailin
Harry Wald
Miami
CPA
Harry L. Lewis
Jay J. Sarno
Starr W. Horton
Greater Miami
Fla.) Crime Commission
Hollywood
Martin C. Rackin
Bert ‘‘Wingy
Grober
Eugene “Babe” Koren
Ralph Agretto
Howard Glickman
Frank Goldberg
Albert Faccinto
Daniel Stein
Marvin Krause
Irving Pulin
Sarno
Lewis
Mallin
Adolph Berman
John H. Brill
James Rivera
Frederic K. Lanouette
Carl J. Hastie Jr
Charles M. Schayer
G. Harry Rothberg
Rivera
Lanouette
Hastie
Las Vegans
Milton Press
GEC
Queens, Inc
Beverly Hills
William Papagna
Cinnebar
A. W. Ham Jr
J. D. Mack
Las
Vegas
Ham
Patten R. Tueller
Mack
E. Parry Thomas
Edith Jane Zenoff
Henderson
Morry Zenoff
Nevada News Service
Ken Swanson
Zenoff
Convention Center
Bud Albright
Convention Bureau
Desmond Kelly
Mirabelli
Robert ‘Mac” McGuire
Nevada Highway Patrol
Jean Stinedurf
Police Ladies Auxiliary
Fraternal Order of Police
Sheriff's Office
Highway Patrol
North Las Vegas
John Mowbray
Supreme Court
Ty Sheriff's Office
George Hart
CCSO
Ed Mills
Betty DeLane
North
Dick van Dyke
Botany
Daroff
Caroff
Fremont
al International Central Air Conditioning
Diamond
E. Fremont
Lee Moser
E. Boulder
Lomkers
11Th St
Scott’s
Richlin Pet Center
Sahara
Dupont
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