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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1964
Page
1
An informal SUN survey finds most people show no interest in the report or feel it confirms beliefs held since last November. Mrs. Ray Jaramillo, 6300
Las Vegas readers share opinions on the Warren Report with residents noting no new revelations and some insisting Oswald and Ruby were linked. Voices praise the report’s thoroughness while others argue conclusions are conclusive yet incomplete and future facts may emerge.
Thieves looted Gee's Credit Jewelers at 423 Fremont St after using a hole sawed in the ceiling to drop into the shop. Investigators say an unlocked office above provided access and a drill was used to breach floors. Twenty four hours earlier three men impersonating women forced two clerks at Betty's House of Cashmere and Mink, 3 E Oakey Blvd, into the back room at gunpoint and fled with valuables.
A memo mocks rumors that Hank has left town while noting the Sun shines bright. It reports county commission tensions between Bert Leavitt and Darwin Lamb over Vegasland and recalls a lost black book tied to Lola Dean and a Rivera courtesy clinic. Page 2 tease.
Federal court acted after Maddox refused to serve Black patrons at his Pickrick restaurant. Within two hours lawyers filed for contempt, and Judge Frank Hooper scheduled a hearing for Friday to require Maddox to show cause.
Negotiators for the Teamsters and the Food Employers Council met again after a deadlock on major issues. Federal mediators William Rose and Ron Hagist continued to assist both sides as speculation swirled about possible court action against the retail store picket.
Ben C. Seidman of Casino Operations Inc refused to confirm charges against pickets of the American Federation of Gaming Casino Employees. UPI reported Hacienda officials allege union pickets spread tacks and sugar in car fuel, causing flat tires and drained gas tanks. Union officials denied involvement, with organizer Truman Scott calling management's claims an attempt to create trouble.
Clear today with southwest winds 15 to 25 mph during the afternoon. Predicted high near 95 and a low around 65. Yesterday reached 94 and 63. Noon relative humidity about 16 percent. Sunrise at 6 35, sunset at 6 26.
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