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Newspaper

Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1965

Page

2

Las Vegas Civil Defense Boost At Sahara Meet

The Best Las Vegas and Nevada lays out a strong civil defense push as 2.5 leaders plan a meeting at the Sahara to stress preparedness. Claude Shipley and Major Frank Bucknell say state and Clark County have built extensive shelter resources and aim to raise public readiness.

Las Vegas Nevada The Sahara Claude Shipley Civ! Defense Frank Bucknell Clark County

Bank of Las Vegas Sets Standard as Modern Western Bank

The Bank of Las Vegas promotes itself as the versatile, modern bank for Southern Nevada. Eight branches offer full services including checking, savings, an accommodating department, a modern trust section, drive-in windows, and other conveniences.

Bank of Las Vegas Nevada West Nevada Bank of Las Vegas

Nevada Supreme Court halts Pussycat a Go Go sale

The Nevada Supreme Court halted the planned sale of the Pussycat a Go Go in Las Vegas. It ordered records in the stockholder dispute to be sent to the high court by Oct. 2 for review of Judge Sex ton's jurisdiction. Yip and Van, major stockholders, clash over management and sale of assets, with proposed buyers Hirsch and associates and others filing competing applications.

Carson City Nev UPI Nevada Supreme Court Las Vegas John Sexton Joseph Yip Clark County Garwood van

Bible Receives Chamber Support for VA Office in Las Vegas

Senator Alan Bible welcomed Las Vegas Chamber of Commerce support for expanding Veterans Affairs services in Southern Nevada. A letter from J T Roberts urged establishing a VA office in Las Vegas as Bible pushes to extend the Los Angeles regional office to serve about 30 000 veterans. He notes economy cuts complicate expansion amid VA consolidation.

Alan Bible Las Vegas Bible Senate Appropriations Committee Reno VA Los Angeles

Bay Areas Target of Vegas Campaign

Las Vegas leaders advocate a major Bay Area promotional push to drive casino traffic. Golfstein and Cahlan push for a $177,000 ad budget tapping San Francisco as a lucrative untouched market, while noting Reno Tahoe gains from new highway and lower Las Vegas fares could influence board decisions.

Cahlan SNIF San Francisco Bay Area Golfstein Fair Board Adrar Las Vegas Reno Jake Tahoe Reno-Tahoe

Hold Off Probe Into Fix Scandal Indicts Return

The district attorney returned 12 indictments against 10 defendants, including murder charges against Richard Dembke for the Aug 28 stabbing of Rose Southern in Manhattan. John Richard Young had murder charges dropped, tied to the Feb 27 LaMonte burglary death. Grand jury to reconvene Sept 27–28 before Dist Judge John Sexton.

Richard Joseph Dembke Manhattan N.Y Dembke Rose Marie Sothern John Richard Young Baron LaMonte Young LaMonte Grand Jury John Sexton

Race March Called Off In Natchez Tense Standoff

National Guardsmen armed with bayonet tipped rifles moved into downtown Natchez after officials rejected integration demands. Negro leaders had threatened a march if concessions were not made, but the demonstration was called off amid volatile conditions. Charles Evers warned that somebody might get killed as about 600 Negroes gathered.

Natchez. Miss UPI Natchez Charles Evers

Blonde Beauty Slain: Question Boyfriend

Mrs. Edna Lee, 32, estranged wife of a millionaire Chinese nuclear scientist, was found slain. Detectives said her lover, a plain man with no police record, strangled her during quarrels, had a key to her apartment, and lived with her off and on. He refused a lie detector test. The scientist was due to arrive from Hong Kong and teach at Kansas University.

Edna Lee Hong Kong University of Kansas

Private college costs rise 86 percent in decade

The Catholic Digest reports that average annual tuition and fees at private American colleges have surged by 86 percent over the past decade, reflecting rising campus expenses and living costs.

Catholic Digest

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A brief unidentified clipping fragment offers no clear events or named entities. The readable content does not establish a discernible news item, action, or outcome to summarize with accuracy.

Personal ads and rentals blur in midtown listings

Classified notices show a clutter of personals and help wanted lines. A retired man seeks an extra hundred dollars monthly at 2030 L W Blvd while furnished apartment options appear across multiple addresses including 3018 Thomas and 1005 735-1368.

L. W. Blvd Noater B A.m

School Bus Dilemmas Stir Clark County Board Meeting

Stormy meeting as Clark County School Board debates bus transportation rules for eligibility and routes within two miles of home. The Prados of Lilliput Lane urged relief for students walking rough terrain and busy Decatur Avenue, showing a petition of about 100 signatures.

Clark County Murray Prado Lilliput Lane Doris Hancock Decatur Ave Goard Chidren Leland Newcomer

Torme Case Gets Testimony In Divorce Suit

In Los Angeles two women testified that Arlene Torme shared a bedroom with hairdresser Bernard Safaire and that she spoke of love for Ronald Samuels. Witnesses said Mrs. Torme and Safaire were seen together, with kissing and embracing noted. Custody of son Tracy, six, remains unresolved as Judge Munnell adjourned proceedings.

Los Angeles UPI Melt Torme Arlere Bernard Safaire Maria Tarr Torme Tracy

Marines Round Viet Cong Patrol Near Da Nang

A U S Marine patrol killed one Viet Cong and captured four on a trail five miles southeast of Da Nang just before midnight. Three captives were wounded. In Saigon a grenade strike on the main gate of a U S Army base seriously injured an American sentry.

Tex da Nang Saigon

Vatican Complex Reported To Have Thousands Of Rooms

The Catholic Digest states the Vatican contains 4,000 rooms and an office staff of 2,000, illustrating the scale of the Holy See’s administrative apparatus.

Vatican Catholic Digest

Lockout Sparks Dispute Over Pay Raises Between Campbells and Engineers

Campbell cites a standoff with management about a 25 cent hourly gap as the cause of a lockout. He claims workers fear pressure to concede. Engineers seek a 1.35 raise over five years, while Teamsters recently won 1.50. Two negotiators from Los Angeles have visited, and Campbell says local talks have stalled.

Los Angeles Campbell

Pakistanis Launch Open Assault in Kashmir Advance

Pakistani regular army units crossed eight miles into Indian held Kashmir and pushed a further 20 miles the next day, aided by Azad Kashmiri forces and tanks. Air battles erupted with Indian planes driving off Pakistani F86 jets, while India reported heavy casualties and limited resistance in the southwest Kashmir zone.

Karachi API Kashmir Indian Defense Ministry New Delhi Defense Ministry Rawlapindi Disputed

Nevada silver coin idea sparks Keynesian nostalgia

A guest column reflects on Walter Cox's proposals to coin Nevada money to aid the state economy and restore silver backing. The writer recalls Cox's past suggestions, including buying spoiled peaches for foreign aid, and notes Cox's gradual shift toward moderating views and potential future political options. The piece thanks contributors and questions how long reception will last.

LV Seeks Neutral Role In Juleart's Hassle

The Las Vegas City Commission aims to stay neutral amid the Juleart Trailer Park dispute in West Las Vegas. Of 11 remaining Negro families, all but two plan to move in coming days as a Sept. 15 hearing on a preliminary injunction looms. water was cut off earlier, and a restraining order blocked an electrical shutoff.

City Commission Juleart Las Vegas

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