Dramatic Kidnapping Ended by Shootout at Rubeck Home
Peggy Ann Hollenbaugh endured a tense escape as the kidnapper known as Mysterious Masked Mountain Man exchanged fire with state police and deputies. Rubeck fired from inside the home, killing the hermit as Peggy fled to safety. The weeklong search involved 675 officers in the Tuscarora Range.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rubeck
Hollenbaugh
Peggy Ann
Pittsburgh Press
Scott Rombach
Peggy
Shade Gap
Tuscarora Range
FBI
Pete
Tuscarora Mountain
Terry Anderson
Francis Sharpe
Sharpe
Rubeck House
Fulton County Medical Center
McConnellsburg
Lost and Found Boy's 20 inch violet Schwinn hievele
A boy’s 20 inch violet Schwinn hievele is reported lost with the contact number 382-4036 listed. The brief item appears among personals and jewelry ads in a newspaper page. Further details are not provided.
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Violet Schwinn Hievele
Streetside Real Estate Listings and County Zoning Notices
Local ads for Foster's Shoes and Hyde Park rentals sit beside Clark County public hearing notices. The notices detail multiple zoning changes from R E to M D and other reclassifications across Las Vegas and Mesquite Nevada, with hearings set May 20, 1966 at 10 00 A M. and public objections invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Clark County
Las Vegas
Nevada
Tropicana
Colorado River
Davis Dam
Sunset Road
Latter Day Saints
Mesquite
Township
Tropicana Avenue
Koval Lane
Desert Inn Road
Cottonwood Cove
Las Veors
Murray G. Hoyt
Surgeons Remove Pioneering Artificial Heart from Patient
In Houston a team led by Michael E. DeBakey removed the artificial heart pump from Walter L. McCans after finding his own heart had recovered enough to resume pumping. The 61-year-old former Navy man from Woodinville, Washington, had developed a lung complication after the device was implanted the previous day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
API
Walter L. McCans
Michael E. DeBakey
McCans
Woodinville
Wash
McCan
First Survivors From Sunken Pioneer Cebu Reach Cebu City
The Pioneer Cebu sank during a typhoon with more than 100 passengers and crew lost. Survivor Lucretio Nazareno said the skipper was hurled into the sea as orders were given to abandon ship. The last distress message, sinking sinking sinking, was not read by Manila.
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Manilla
UPI
Pioneer Cebu
Bantayan Island
Lucretio Nazareno
Cebu City
Nazareno
Manila
Culinary Makes Bid For Office Workers
Culinary Workers Local 226 moves to organize hotel clerical staff on the Strip with an NLRB hearing opening Monday at 1 30 p m in the Johnson Building Highland Avenue. The union seeks to represent office and clerical workers amid competition from OPEL and Teamsters Local 881 ahead of a Tuesday consent election at Holiday Inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culinary Workers Local 226
National Labor Relations Board
Office
Employes International
Culinary
OPEL
Afl-Cio
OPEI
Teamsters International
Teamsters
NLRB
New York
Miami
Culinary Union
Johnson
Highland Avenue
Holiday Inn
Bonanza Underpass Name Stays Despite Clark Avenue Link
City Commissioners voted to keep the Bonanza Underpass name after two years of Bonanza Boulevard traffic work. Officials noted the historic Clark Avenue change and suggested Clark would confuse visitors, while E. W. Clark’s name appears locally.
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Bonanza
Clark Avenue
Phil Mirabelli
E. W. Clark
Mediator Arrives in Las Vegas for Labor Talks
A federal mediator has been assigned to negotiations between Operating Engineers Local 12 and Reynolds Electrical and Engineering. Veteran mediator John Fenton arrived in Las Vegas yesterday to arrange meetings between the parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynolds Electrical and Engineering Co
Las Vegas
John Fenton
Las Vegas electricians ratify three year contract
The Electrical Workers Local 357 and the Las Vegas ENCA ratified a new three year contract to run July 1 1966 through June 30 1969 The union business manager Ralph Leigon said the deal eliminates labor unrest and allows developers builders and the community to proceed without fear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Vegas
Electrical Workers Local 357
The
National Electrical Contractors Association
Ralph Leigon
IBEW
ENCA
Rezonina's Battle Continues Over Service Station Zone Change
Commissioners deadlock ends with four neighbors losing a bid to block the Fountain-Miranti service station deal. Fountain keeps seat after a 214 hour hearing and neighbors weigh court action, fearing funding gaps.
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Phil Mirabelli
Reed Whipple
Oran Grayson
Fountain-Miranti
Grant Stewart
Fountain
Laney
Negotiators Meet FMCS Over Greyhound Strike
Washington reports negotiators from Greyhound drivers and workers in western states met with the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service for a five day old strike but offered no comment on the talks. Los Angeles bandits raided a private club forcing about 75 patrons to strip and stealing around $10,000 in jewelry and cash while holding them naked for nearly eight hours.
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Washington
UPI
Greyhound
Federal Mediation and
Los Angeles
Kolod's Appeal Set for June 13
A Denver judge set June 13 for an appeal hearing by Ruby Kolod Willie Israel Alderman and Felix Alderisio, all convicted of conspiring to extort Denver attorney Robert Sunshine. They received fines from 5000 to 7500 and prison terms of three to four years after their 1965 conviction. The 10th Circuit ordered a partial rehearing over exclusion of FBI listening device testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred A. Array
Ruby Kolod
Willie Israel Alderman
Las Vegas
Felix
Milwaukee
Phil) Alderisio
Chicago
Kolod
Alderman
Alderisio
Denver
Robert Sunshine
10Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Array
FBI
Sunshine
End US aid to Nasser to avoid Middle East escalation
The author argues the United States should halt all aid to Egypt leader Nasser and oppose foreign aid bills that keep supporting him. He claims US policy risks war by backing Nasser and Saudi Arabia in Yemen, urging Congress to delete aid to Nasser to protect American lives and national interests.
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United States
Saudi Arabia
Nasser
Yemen
Egypt
Middle East
Congress
Contractor Meet At Stardust Showcases New Building Products
The California Licensed Contractors Association will stage a three day exhibition at the Stardust Hotel today through Sunday. CLCA executive vice president Leo R. Gormley said the 1966 Western regional construction trade show will run with the association’s annual convention on the same dates, highlighting the latest equipment materials and supplies from manufacturers nationwide.
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California Licensed Contractors Association
Stardust Hotel
Leo R. Gormley
CLCA
Clergy Disguise Bank Robber Gets Three-Year Term
Bedford England police report Ronald Old 35 a bank clerk began a three year sentence after attempting to rob a bank while dressed as a clergyman.
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Bedford
England
UPI
Ronald Old
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Bank OF Las Vegas
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McLucas
Trudy Jewelers
Fremont
Foster's Shoes
No. 3Rd St
CL Houses
Orea
Hyde Park
Spencer
Lath
Carson
Convention Center
Paradise Road
Flamingo
Audray
Labor
Palm
Helen C. Morrison
James Marnell
Our Lady of
Stian Millen
Woodlawn
Tommy Tyree
Electricians OK Contract
Rezonina
Pon Maid
Ogden
Bernard's
UPS
U.S
Russia
State Department
Stardust
Gallenkamp Shoes
Decatur Decatur Shopping Center
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