Banquet features stars and praise for UJA in Las Vegas
The United Jewish Appeal banquet at the Dunes highlighted Lorne Green and Abraham Ribicoff praising Israel’s survival. Nate Mack, Bank of Las Vegas founder, is hospitalized. Jerry Mack received a UJA award as Ken Sullivan Jr. accepted the honor. The piece promotes Bank of Las Vegas as a savings option with 4 percent regular and 41 percent time savings rates.
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Lorne Green
Ben Cartwrich
Bonanza
Myron Cohen
Sen
Abraham Ribicoff
Middle East
Israel
United Jewish Appeal
The
Dunes
Nate Mack
Bank of Las Vegas
Los Angeles
Jerry Mack
Parry Thomas
Mack
Jerry
UJA
Ken Sullivan, Jr
the Best
Foster's Shoes ad and housing and pets sale listing
Classified style notice listing Foster's Shoes at 119 No. ird St for sale and a Top Notch Mechanic ad asking for self supplied tools. Also 1 bedroom apartment for $14 800 with down payment or rent option and a mobile home for sale 60 Flamingo 10x50. English Bulldog puppy for sale and high quality apparel items with contact numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster's Shoes
No. Ird St
Twin Lakes
Defense rests in murder case with doctors testifying
Doctors Andre Scully and O Gorman described Johnsons psychiatric history and mental state. They testified July 1964 mood changes and later neurotic behavior linked to his job injuries and domestic strain. Johnsons actions after the shooting were described as automatic and not fully conscious.
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Charles Andre
Armand J. Scully
Johnson
Dr. Andre
Johnsons
Notice of Trustees Sale No. 21695
Trustees sale of Henderson Townsite Lot 26 Block 34 plus alley rights in Clark County Nevada to satisfy a $1457.45 principal note plus interest and expenses. The sale by Lawyers Title of Las Vegas Inc on June 17 1965 at 10:00 A.M. at 333 Southard Street Las Vegas Nevada will be to the highest bidder in lawful money of the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Vegas
Edith Rosine Colston
Clark County
Nevada
Sen
United States of America
County Recorder
Council of the Planning Commission
Henderson
LAS Vegas, Inc
H. Bouchard
Heiress Ends Own Life at Home in Grosse Pointe Farms
The heiress, guided by physician Dr. Harrison Sadler to call police, was found hanging after an officer forced entry. Sadler pronounced her dead. Wayne County medical examiner will list the cause at a Wednesday hearing. She had endured years of ill health and recently returned from a Silver Hill rest facility in Connecticut.
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Harrison Sadler
Sadler
Wayne County
Silver Hill
Conn
SNMH Delays Parking Lot Proposal Meeting Postponed
Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital board postponed action on a proposed parking lot lease near Hastings Avenue and Shadow Lane after local owners protested. The board set June 21 for further consideration while detailing financial items including $147,888 charged off, $52,221 sent to collection, and $381,649 in accounts payable for April.
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Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital Board
The
Hospital
Hastings Avenue and
Shadow Lane
Pilots protest Bonanza move to Sky Harbor
BAL pilots challenge Bonanza executives over use tax and the need for more space. They question why private investors’ offer to build facilities was rejected and probe expansions of lease rights. They warn of tax burdens on Arizona based employees and potential strikes affecting jet operations and regional economy.
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Bonanza
General Administration
Nevada
Phoenix
First National Bank of Nevada
Car Victim Identified In Nevada Strip Crash
A 26 year old woman, Mary Ellen Galban, died after a two car crash on the Las Vegas Strip. She was a passenger in Frank Sweeney's car, 41, of 1661 Isabella Ave. Sweeney and Tropicana dancer Michael Hrushowy, 31, and Elizabeth Davidson, 23, sustained minor injuries. Police cited both drivers. Destination: Stardust Hotel registration helped identify the victim.
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Mary Ellen Galban
Southern Nevada Hospital
Frank James Sweeney
Isabella Ave
Sweeney
Tropicana Hotel
Michael Hrushowy
Koval Lane
Hrushowy
Elizabeth Davidson
Sierra Vista Dr
Galban
Highway Patrol
Stardust Hotel
Mistrial Bid Fails in Nicholson Brother Murder Case
In Pasadena California the defense failed to secure a mistrial over prejudicial news accounts linked to a surprise witness Arthur Santini 42 a house painter for Timothy Nichol son of a railroad executive both Nicholson brothers Timothy and Todd inherited 1 million in 1958 Todd was shot December 7 in a $400 000 apartment building owned by the brothers. Santini testified Timothy first offered 5000 then 10000 to "get rid" of his brother as a motive for the killing while prosecutors and defense rested and a two day recess postponed cross examination.
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Johnson
Sahara Avenue
Dr. O'Gorman
Hhe
Willow St
O'Gorman
Dep. Dist. Atty
Ray Jeffers
Claiborne
Sundean
Timothy
Arthur Santini
Timothy and
Todd Nicholson
Pullman Car and Cudahy Packing Co
Timothy Nicholson
Santini
Where I Stand Tau Estes A Liar
A fragment from a local column cites a boastful atheist claim in a coffee shop and a nearby figure Sleeper moving away. The piece pokes at zip code mail handling and mentions Kathleen Como nurse and Dr J C Cherry, amid reflections on taxes, notaries, Tule Springs, and parole reform.
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Kathleen Como
Out of Court Settlement In Echo Bay Suit
A lawsuit against Echo Bay Resort Corp was settled out of federal court. John Howard Construction Co receives about 120000 from Lake Mead promoters. Howard had loaned 80000 to Richard G. Voce and spent 13570 aiding a 18 million lakefront loan effort. Settlement totaled 118549.
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Echo Bay Resort Corp
John Howard Construction Co
Lake Mead Recreation
Howard
Richard G. Voce
Echo Bay Resort Inc
Voce
Bank Robber’s Plea Denied by U S District Judge
U S District Judge Roger D Foley refused to grant Edmund Cote relief from his 20 year sentence for the 1963 Las Vegas First National Bank robbery. Cote, 63, argued inadequate legal advice and denied counsel during FBI interrogation.
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U. S. Dist
Roger D. Foley
Edmund Cote
Las Vegas
First National Bank
Cote
FBI
Lawyer Attacks Bonanza Move to Phoenix
Sawyer harshly criticizes Bonanza for moving its facility to Phoenix claiming the decision was made without timely public or official input. He accuses sales tax factors as misrepresented and urges remedial legislation while defending Nevadans from blame amid cooperative public sentiment.
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Phoenix
Nevada
Child earns severe burns in bath incident in Las Vegas
A two year old Las Vegas boy named Tony Berry was placed in a bath of scalding water by a babysitter and critically burned. He was treated at Sunrise Hospital. Deputies seek the infant's mother who is away on a Reno trip.
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Las Vegas
Tony Berry
Berman St
Sunrise Hospital
Sheriff's
Reno
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Nagy
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TRUDY
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Penny
Fred Bakeman Home Repair Service
Famous Pioneer Club
William E. Clark
Paradise Road
Jake's Automotive Center
Las Vegas Blvd
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Baia
Wondare
Tre Slam
Vasa
Cilities
Sky Harbor
California
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Pasadena
Calif
UPI
Unsuc
H. Burton Noble
Sanlini
Gallenkamehoes
Decatur
Sun
TAU Estes
Sleeper
Lt. Sleeper
Post Office Department
Liz Allen
Bonanza Air Lines
Lea Moffitt
Tule Springs
Sawyer
Bonanza Board of Directors
North
Clothiers
East
Charleston
FOX Theatre
Kuppenheimer—Groshire Worsted
Tex—Haggar Securoslax
French Shriner
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