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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1964
Page
4
A Rancho High student, reported as a frequent truant, was taken into custody after a clash with a male teacher. Police say the boy claimed he intended to attend another school but returned for a wallet. He was charged with disorderly conduct and later released to his parents.
Police and sheriff deputies appeal for information on Gloria Faves Ames a high school senior who vanished after leaving a note for her parents. Detective Gary Roney notes she may be headed to Southern California. description lists height 5 feet 4 inches and weight around 117 pounds. Anyone with information should contact the sheriff’s office or the girl’s parents.
Payne pleads not guilty to murder at gate trial in Los Angeles. Judge Somn Mowbray presides. amended information cited after DA adds witnesses. Payne is represented by Porter and New Post Atty Rey leffers. trial postponed due to arraignment issues.
Victoria Business Machines Co notes rising demand for computing gear able to handle billions, as the federal government’s $23 billion hit becomes a ninefold increase in scale. The firm emphasizes expanding needs for large scale arithmetic capabilities.
District attorney probes potential irregularities as 11 candidates seek Sanitation District 1 directorship and 16 seek District 2 seats in the November 3 general election. Incumbents vie for limited terms while several contenders list their candidacies amid the ongoing inquiry.
A joint meeting of the Nevada Hospital Association and the Nevada Auxiliary groups is set for Saturday at Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital. The program includes speakers John Wert of the American Hospital Association and Ray Wendham of the Western Association of Hospitals, with sessions from 9 am to noon followed by lunch at the Flamingo Hotel.
Las Vegas firemen protest points of the new 3 platoon system adopted by the City Commission. They object to reduced off duty, altered vacation coverage, and extra hours unpaid, seeking restored annual leave and pay protections.
A four hundred pound safe with sixteen thousand dollars in jewelry and valuables was found at the base of a cliff near Lake Mead by a fisherman. The safe, stolen from Dr. Howard Zellhoefer in Henderson last week, had been opened with an acetylene torch and yielded no fingerprints. Police said removal from the lake area likely involved the doctor and required four strong men.
Mrs John F. Kennedy resides in a new Fifth Avenue apartment overlooking Central Park with her children Caroline and John Jr. The former First Lady moved in Tuesday after purchasing the unit in July from Vivie Lowell Weicker, wife of a rug manufacturer.
Karl Harris Clark County social services director and an AMA speaker outline Medicare for seniors at 7 PM in Arche Gram Park recreation hall. The program, arranged by the Council of Women, features advocacy for senior health coverage.
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