City orders hearing on Las Vegas Bowl liquor licenses
The City Commission orders a show cause hearing for Las Vegas Bowl licenses over an alleged illegal transfer of interests. Harold C. Springston is to appear June 2. Bowlarama Inc. is claimed to have taken possession of the license at 1825 Las Vegas Blvd South, with executives including M B Dalitz and Buddy Bomar linked to the new entity.
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Commission
Bowlarama, Inc
Las Vegas Blvd
Desert Inn
M. B. Dalitz
New Corporation
Pro Bowling Star
Las Vegas Bowl, Inc
City Commission
Sawyer Plea On Water Bill at City Commission
At a City Commission meeting on Wednesday a bail bond related plea dominated discussion as officials weighed steps over a disputed water bill. The exchange echoed an auctioneer chant with urgency as residents awaited resolution.
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Sawyer
Balance TV with culture amid world tensions says writer
A columnist argues for more uplifting programs on television to balance war crises and crime driven fare. They urge cultural offerings like theater, ballet, opera and philharmonic to provide joy and relief at home alongside news of missiles and global tension.
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Moon
Earth
Governor seeks eighty one million for Southern Nevada water project
Nevada Governor Grant Sawyer urged Congress to approve eighty one million dollars for the Southern Nevada Water Supply Project to serve Las Vegas and nearby communities. Speaking to the Senate Irrigation Subcommittee, Sawyer called the area the driest section of the state and emphasized water as the key need. He defended Las Vegas’s rapid growth and urged swift action to deliver reliable water supplies.
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UPI
Nevada
Grant Sawyer
Congress
Las Vegas
Sawyer
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Interor Committee
Henry M. Jackson
House OKs 2.5 Billion AEC Bill For Nuclear Reactor Research
The House passed a 2.5 billion authorization for the Atomic Energy Commission by a 350 to 1 vote. Rep. Moore opposed funds for a California seed-blanket reactor, arguing State ownership and fuel life concerns. The panel trimmed a net 35 million while adding 3.1 million for advanced ship reactors and urged balanced naval reactor programs including an oceanographic submarine project.
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California
Moore
Congress
N. S. Savannah
AFC
Nuclear Ned Leaps To Glory At Nevada Frog Jump
Nuclear Ned a two pound Clark County frog leapt 18 feet 9 inches to win the state championship in Tonopah. Sheriff Barra pressed a second Geiger test. State Frog Commissioner Hamman ruled the entry legal as a Nevada fission product. The glowing frog from near the Test Site will travel to Calaveras California for Sunday contest with Washoe Zepher and Lady of the Evening also competing.
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Tonopah
UPI
Clark County
George Barra
Nye County
Joy Hamman
Grant Sawyer
Nevada
Hamann
$10 Million Air Freight Complex Planned Near McCarran
County commissioners pledged full support for a proposed 185 acre air freight and industrial terminal west of McCarran Airport. Los Angeles developer H. Smith said the project could rise to a $10 million complex within years and create 750 to 900 jobs on land between Interstate 15 and Highway 91, with 63 acres already county owned for a free zone.
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Bonanza Airlines
Las Vegas
McCarran Airport
H. ©. Smith
Los Angeles
McCarran
Beauties Vie For State Title At Tropicana Showroom
Twenty three Nevada belles compete for Miss Nevada in the Tropicana Hotel showroom. The noon event includes a fashion show and Strip hotel entertainment. The winner may advance to Miss U S A and then Miss Universe in Miami next month, with entrants sponsored by local firms.
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Hotel Tropicana
U.S.A
Mia
Fla
County considers dumping fees at Sunrise Mountain site
Clark Sanitation Inc seeks approval for a new trash dumping fee at Sunrise Mountain with a hearing on collection charges in county areas. Public concerns focus on three month advance billing, poor service, and a 10 percent penalty for late payments.
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Clark Sanitation Inc
Sunrise Mountain
Atty
John Porter
LaFortune
Los Angeles
Phoenix
NERVA hits full power in longest reactor run to date
Scientists fired the NERVA reactor at 55 000 pounds of thrust for 13 1 2 minutes at Jackass Flats Nevada, part of Project Rover to aid U S astronaut travel to outer planets. The NXRAS3 ran 18 minutes, with liquid hydrogen flow cited as the limiting factor.
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Thar
Nevada
Nerva
Jackass Flats Atomic Proving Grounds
United States
U.S
Outer Planets
Space Nuclear Propulsion Office
Variable high cloudiness with warm afternoon heat
Weather brief notes a mix of high cloudiness and sun with southwest winds increasing to 15 to 20 mph this afternoon. Forecast high around 90 and low 65 with yesterday’s high 91 and low 71. Noon humidity near 12 percent, sunrise at 5 31 and sunset at 7 44.
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Dusty) Springston
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Buddy” Bomar
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