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METROPOLITAN.NEWS EDITORIALS PART II VOL IXXXII 2t CC MONDAY MORNING, JANUARY 14, 1963 Tunes Mirror Square, Los Angeles 53, Calif. MAdljon 5-2341 Teamsters Loans in Vegas Reach fearly $22 Million More of Pension Funds Invested in Stardust, Dunes Gambling Hotels Ulcer Freeze Treatment Stirring LA. Hospitals Get Set for Expected Rush of New Patients Federal investigation of multimillion-dollar Team-' iters Union pension fund loans is believed to be near-ing fruition in Chicago. Meanwhile, the Los Angeles Times' investigation of nearly a year brings new disclosures. BY GENE BLAKE AND JACK TOBIN Copyright 1963 by The Lot Angeles Times Teamsters Union pension fund investments in Nevada have reached nearly $22 million with two new loans totaling $11 million for the Stardust and Dunes luxury gambling hotels on the Las Vegas strip.

Although the state ranks! BY HARRY NELSON Times Medical Editor One of the "hottest" medi cal procedures in near the bottom in popula Mrs. Charles DeFreese. Zochary Martinez and his" mother, Mrs. John Martinez, ond Mrs. Harriett Whitehead.

Evacuations sometimes occur at night. years a "frozen stomach" HERE WE GO AGAIN -Four of the 41 residents of Surf, leave their homes during evacuation caused by rocket test. From left to fight they are Vegas by United Resort Hotels, and by Karat, Inc. United Resort Hotels, tion, the lure of legalized uicer treatment wnicn re places surgery is spark gambling has put it in close competition with the Florida operates the hotel under lease from Stardust, ing a race by Los Angeles hospitals to get set for the Town's Days and Nights and leases the casino opera resort area as the main sowing ground for Teamsters' pension fund money. expected ru3h of patients.

Robert Strausz-Hupe Federation of NATO Nations Urged at UCLA The director of the Uni It is also the object of 'Shot' by Rocjcet Tests Based on The Los Angeles consiaeraDie aeoate among tion to Karat, Inc. Signers of Papers On the same day these documents were executed, however, the bank's interest in the loan and leases was imes' disclosures of the last some doctors who wonder wh the experimental year, about one-tilth of the Residents of Surf, Call, Are Evacuated pension funds estimated technique Is ready for wide-! as Often as 2 or 3 Times every Week spread application. assigned to the trustees of $170 million mortgages are in Florida largely in 'the Developed at the-Univer Miami area. sity of Minnesota and first BY CHARLES IIILLlNGER the Teamsters' Central States, Southeast and Southwest Areas Pension Fund. E.

Parry Thomas, president versity. of Pennsylvania's $200 Million Assets and Coast Guard families used only 15 months ago, the new treatment, involves Evacuate the town!" When marine sentries The newest loans in Ne Foreign Policy Research Institute called Sunday night of the Bank of Las Vegas, freezing the stomach until it sound that alarm in the rail vada bring that state's share to about one-fifth and put executed the assignment. the ranchers take refuge in underground shelters. The Pdees art evacuated on a Navybus with the resi is literally as hard as a for a federation of Atlantic road town of Surf, 170 miles rock. The other documents were it far ahead of California and nations to be built on the northwest of Los Angeles, no one panics.

New York. -y sty y-h dents of Surf an hour before foundations of NATO. Reason Not Known For some reason "not yet Source of the money is the the firing, signed for Stardust, by Jerry Rolston, Beverly Hills attorney, as president, and John S. Halley, Reno attor ine entire comruuuuy is Robert Strausz-Hupe ex Teamsters' Chicago based If it's a daylight shot the completely -understood, low evacuated as often as two pounded the idea before an Central States, Southeast evacuees ar taken to near ering the temperature of the or three times a week sev eral times each month. and Southwest Areas Pen audience of about 1,000 at stomach to nearly xero dec.

sion Fund with current as by Lompoc. here they are treated' to a picnic in Ryon Park or dinnet in one of the Surf, on the Southern UCLA's Royce Hall in the first of four Sunday evening1 for 45 minutes to an hour results In an abrupt cessa sets of about $200 million, ney, as secretary; for United Resort Hotels, by J. A. Donnelley, San Diego attorney, as vice president, and Bernard Rothkopf, Las Vegas gambling licensee, as Pacific Railroad's main line, lies due south of Vandenberg One of the eight union critiques on United States tetter restaurants tion 'of and secretion. trustees of the fund is Team foreign policy.

Spectacular results have Air Force Base missile Navy Pa Bill sters' president James Rid An Atlantic federation been achieved by the Min launching pads. secretary, and for Karat. If it's a night firing the must be created and must be dle Hoffa. The other eight nesota- surgeons who devel Every time a rocket is by Donnelley -as vice families are put up in a mo- trustees represent em created pretty soon other oped the procedure. Poten-! president and Rothkopf as teL The Navy picks up trie ployers.

blasted into the heavens in a southerly direction over wise oar civilisation win go tially it offers a relatively assistant secretary. tab for supper, buys the Documents filed in the inexpensive, painless and ef-i fthe Pacific Missile Range, to pot," he said. Coherent Foreign Policy Clark County (Nev.) record townfolk their breakfasts and packs lunches for fective means of avoiding Surf becomes a ghost town. Being Reorganized Principal ownership of er's office show the new loan children and de surgery for a major proportion of duodenal ulcer vie- of $6 million on the Stardust Strausz-Hupe said such a federation composed of the Removed From llaiards The community's 41 resi livers them to class on time hotel was made Dec. 17.

tims who are candidates for Stardust, was acquired from John and Rella Factor in August by the Desert Inn management and the corpo in the morning. countries participating in the North Atlantic Treaty! dents, who live in 14 beach $2 Million More an operation. "That's the least we can homes, are removed from the The approximately 2 mil It came first from the do. They've been good sports Organization, would help cre hazardous corridor which Bank of Las Vega3 to Star-! 'OK, WE'LL MOYE' Mrs. Peirce Ferriter and daughters Susan (in arms) and Kathleen get the word from Pfc.

William Sepeck to leave the beach. lmn phaiet ate a "coherent, overall" through it all." said si Navy lion peptic (duodenal) ulcer victims in the nation are ex-j ration is in the process of being reorganized. The Desert Inn management also has extends two miles inland and dust, which executed a foreign policy for the United officer. The Navy gets into 10 miles down the coast to pected to clamor, for the trust deed on the hotel real the act because of its res States instead of the pragmatic and opportunistic poli been operating the Stardust Point Arguello. non-surgical procedure.

ponsibility for ground and estate as security. An agree FOOTBALL FADE-OUT For three years the rail cy 6f the past and present. in-flight safety over the Pa ment provided that $4 mil Still Experimental road telegraphers, section He said the nation-state lion would be disbursed be cifie Missile Range. It is this anticipated on-! system of today must be re tween Nov. 1 and Dec.

31, Typical comments from crews, maintenance men, their wives and children laught, in view of still 1962. placed through the leader those in Surf; through the United Resort Hotels Corp. Latest records in Carson City show officers of United Resort Hotels Corp. to be Wilbur Clark, president; Al-lard Roen, executive vice president; Rothkopf, secre ship of President Kennedy, If it helps the country to The remaining $2 million have had to leave at all hours of the day and night Winter Rings Down Curtain at Coliseum The Sonets are not inter will become available be-1 experimental nature of the technique, which is causing some doctors the greatest concern. send these things in the air1.

It sure gets monotonous. I'm glad to leave," said Mrs. tween next Nov. 1 and Dec 31 if the borrower qualified, said Mrs. Vivian Diaz, in an ested and the new nations are too busy establishing he said, so it is Charles Defreese.

They point out that no observation that sums up body knows precisely the almost an "historic duty" of Kids Like Motel The kids like it. And the sentiments of the peop- BY ART SEIDEXBAU.M But no payments on any of the loan, including interest, at 6M, are due until Jan. 1, tary; Morris E. (Moe) Dahtz, treasurer; Morris Kleinman, a director, and iDonnelley and Marshall Ruben, assist nature of the changes in the Mr. Kennedy.

ple of Surf. stomach wall which result they sure get a kick out of 1964. case to nis moutn, noi nis eyes, obviously trying to satisfy another of the senses. Calls for Unity from freezing. In addition staying in a motel when we! The long theatrical season at the Coliseum ended in a comedy of errors as the per ant secretaries.

Also filed as additional Told Before Shot The evacuation is super Let us unite with what there have been reports of The records show officers have to leave at night," Mrs, John Martinez said. gastric Ulcers (ulcers in the vised by the Naval Missile security was a conditional assignment of leases and of Karat, (the Stardust There were enough blankets to open up a roadside stand formers from the West kept can be united," he said "That happens to be the Atlantic stomaclt in contrast with Chief complaint is that it's acilities, Point Arguello. Please Turn to Pg. 3, Col. 1 rents to the Bank of Las falling down, dropping cues in Aew Mexico.

And the con community. It Is with these those in the duodenum) be hard, to plan from day to Marine sentries drop by cessionaires ran fresh out of people we must tackle the day, ing caused by the procedure in form of footballs and refusing to play heroes. Pro the village a day before a shot and warn "Mayor" Bob their lukewarm hot dogs. job of replacing the nation- in a' small number of pan "I was going to wash to-J day. But they're firing The comparative cold, I state system." tients.

Wolfe, Surf trainmaster, and Strausz-Hupe warned Thor-Agena. Another day To submit large numbers guess, was also responsiDie Bowl curtain: East, 30; West 20. It was a funny year. We had the great repertory crew from SC. which played only other residents of an im pending blast-off.

against, hoping for a mell for the season ending 'with of persons to a procedure Record Crowd Expected to View Masterpieces BY HENRY SELDIS, Times Art Editor shot," sighed Mrs. Martinez as she dressed her three ower Khrushchev. out the faith shouter who which has not been thor Also alerted are three (The only warrant of his oughly worked out would be small children and prepared usually appears after each families at Sudden Ranch, for happy endings. The to leave. a mistake, they believe.

power is to De tne cniei in terpreter. the high priest, game the tunnel that leads to the dressing rooms. He Her son, Richard, 9. had While the conservative 30 Coast Guardsmen and their families at the Point Arguello Loran Station and LCLA group was more erratic, often refusing to follow the script when fa vou will, of communism," he the thrill of his life recently, proponents insist that freez- was absent: so was his port the art teachers in this area to bring their pupils to see said, Home with the measles he me would be used only on Thousands of school chil-' dren and college students are expected to join record Mr. and Mrs.

George Page, able loudspeaker. There was no one to urge salvation on Ori the Cuba crisis, he said had to be taken from Surf patients who otherwise these great works by Del vorites or underdogs. The Rams? Pure Greco-Roman who supervise the Santa the only conclusion the Rus in a Navy ambulance. Pollaiuolo," Dr. Richard F.

Barbara County Park at would have to be operated on, the skeptics say that the crowds to see two world- the 300 or 400 autograph seekers crowding outside the sians from their set- tragedy. Mrs. Harriett Whitehead, Surf. Please Turn to Pg. 2, Col.

2 Please Turn to Pg. 8, Col. 1 players' dressing rooms, Soon before launch the Please Turn to Pg. 2, CoL famous Italian Renaissance masterworks by Antonio Del But neither winds nor Pollaiulo that will be on The football finale yester-! day was climatically out of character. At performance time the temperature read 67 deg.

but listening to the wind, you'd have thought view at the County Museum rom 10 a.m. Tuesday through Sunday. Brown, museum director, said. The museum has custody of the paintings while negotiations for their return the Uffizi Gallery continue between the Italian government and Mr. and Mrs.

Jo-hann Meindl of Pasadena. The small wooden panels disappeared from Italy during World War II and were rediscovered here a month ago. charity kept the scalpers from coming. I stood for five minutes outside the ticket windows before game time and got three different offers to buy $5 tickets for $7.50 each. The Coliseum still has these parasites "Since this special exmoi- the game was staged in Yan iee Stadium.

tion was unexpectedly made One man sat near me with possible by the Italian gov- 1 i white wool hat pulled down over his ears. Another eminent ana tne rasaaena counle who have had the I 'i' ZX- Please Turn to Pg. 8, CoL 4 kept raising hi9 binocular! panels in their possession, we would luce 10 invite an til a i I fir ART EXPERT IN FAMED JAPANESE PAY RADIO STATION GOES ON AIR PAINTINGS CASE DIES $41.24 installation and de posit fee. A subscription radio broadcasting in went on the air here Funeral services will Arthur A. La Vinger, art 4 Tadao Kimura, Homecast conducted at 11 a.m.

Tues restorer, who recently iden president, said the station is Sunday with 2,000 paying tified two famous Italian the first to use the scram listeners already signed up. day in Pierce Bros. Beverly Hills Mortuary. Interment will be in the Chapel of the Pines. paintings owned by a Pasa bled transmission system here.

He said the Homecast The FM station, broadcasting with a power of 58 dena couple, died Saturday, station can be heard in Los kilowatts, sends out scram The paintings became the Angeles. Riverside, Ventu -V 1 1 1 mm bled radio waves which can be picked up in homes only ra and Orange counties. object of an international dispute when the Italian with the aid of a special re The station broadcasts from 8 a.m. to 11 p.m. and eovernment announced it ceiver converter.

would seek title to them. features music and programs Comic Dictionary WORLD A place that seems to be growing worse, but only, because the news coverage is growing Copyright, 1M, by Ivsit tsar The station, operated by the Homecast 6115 Mr. La Vinger, 60, of 853'4 taped in Japan. The open 1 Westbourne leaves his ing day's programs also in Selma carries no ad cluded translations of state and relies on sub- wife, Stephanie; a son, Allen; his mother and two els- abandoned for a Thor-Agena rocket blast-off from Vandenbera Base, beyond water in the distance." TOWN DESERTED FOR BLAST-OFF Lance Cpl. Robert Juvell swings orm toward th community ments by Mayor Yorty and 'gcriber fees for revenue.

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