Las Vegas bail bondsmen face high profits in lax oversight
The piece examines Las Vegas bondsmen taking big risks for high rewards citing a case in which Pauline Van Dam, with extensive criminal history, posted bail on assault robbery and weapon charges. Her bond was secured by William Embry but she fled, illustrating weak enforcement and a porous system contributing to a high local crime rate.
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Ladie És
Pauline van Dam
Ohio
Miss van Dam
William Embry
Kidnap suspect linked to Las Vegas crime spree
The suspect warned Miss Bagley he would kill Miss Van Note if authorities intervened. In Las Vegas the pair visited two Strip casinos as Watts gambled, while Van Note alleges two rapes in a Strip motel. Federal charges await, with a possible death penalty for kidnapping and interstate transportation of a stolen vehicle. Det. Gene Eversole leads county probes. the suspect is held on 50,000 bond.
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Miss van Note
Sheriff's Deputies
Las Vegas
Watts
Miss Ven
Sheriff's
Gene Eversole
Federal Bureau of Investigation
U.S. Atto
Mel D. Close Jr
Jack the Stripper
Eversole
Truman Attacks Liars and Propaganda at Nominating Convention
President Truman blasted opponents as liars and decried peace at any price, labeling phrases as propaganda. He warned against totalitarian regimes and urged unity on domestic matters while addressing Cuban exile concerns and Monroe Doctrine awareness. He spoke to delegates, then departed for Kansas City.
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Fla
Florida
Aaron
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Ownership and circulation data for Las Vegas Sun
Statement of ownership for the Las Vegas Sun showing publisher HM Greenspun editor Joe McLain and business manager C D James. Lists owners H M Greenspun Mildred Kishner Norman White Heckethorn Raymond Germain Macy Oncken and SUN Employees Pension Fund. Average copies sold 25,254. Sworn Oct 9, 1962.
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Las Vegas
Nevada
HM. Greenspun
Griffith Avenue
Joe McLain
Hoover
C. D._ James
Vegas Drive
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H. M. Greenspun
Griffith
Mildred Kishner
Country Club Drive
Norman White
Sunset
Paradise Valley Roads
Heckethorn
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Raymond Germain
New Montgomery
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Calif
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SUN
D. James
Barbara Greenspun
Legion convention closes with calls on unity and policy
In Washington D C former President Harry S Truman and Sam M Fleming urged cooperation among government business and labor to boost U S production and jobs. The American Legion adopted a push for a constitutional amendment to allow school prayer and backed Kennedy era Berlin policy while calling for action against Communist Cuba and reaffirming Monroe Doctrine commitments. The 1964 national convention will be hosted by New Orleans Louisiana.
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Legionnaires
Legion
Kennedy
Berlin
East Germany
The
American Legion
New Orleans
Wage hikes linked to federal payday and purge memo
The measure raises wages to take effect next federal payday. President Kennedy ordered agency heads to reduce staff and boost productivity, aiming to justify the wage increases to taxpayers. The bill also tightens limits on delivering Communist propaganda mail.
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Greenspin Newspaper Masthead and Staff Roster
The Las Vegas Bun publishes mornings and Sundays at 900 South Main Street Las Vegas Nevada. Key staff include president Ray Germain vice president Norman White and secretary APARBARA Greenspun with treasurer FH M Greenspun and editor Tamara Aniprefva. Subscription rates list single copy daily and monthly pricing.
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RAY |Germain
Norman White
Aparbara
Greenspun
FH. M Greenspun
Las Vegas Bun, Inc
South Main Street
Las Vegas
Nevada
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