Parade Climax Of Industrial Days Led By Naval Band
A 32 member Naval Training Center band from San Diego will lead the Industrial Days Parade at 3 pm with pre judging at 1 pm. Entries are projected to number 85 to 100 with floats built by a range of groups. Formation is at 1:30 pm, in place by 2:30 pm, and a Friendship Hour precedes the march.
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Naval Training Center
San Diego
Eldorado Club
Frank Morrell
Selma Bartlet
Telephone Company
Hal Bennion
Dick Gender
Rong Langford
E R Lindblom
Phil Hubel
Howard Hill
Danny Drew
Home Show Continues Today at Las Vegas Convention Center
The Las Vegas Home and Garden Show runs today from 1 p.m. to 11 p.m. at the Convention Center and continues through Sunday with daily hours from 1 p.m. to 9 p.m. Readers can find related stories and pictures on Pages 4 and 13.
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Las Vegas
Convention Center
Auto Dealer Convention Returns Amid Space and Cost Debate
NADA officials discussed venue options for future conventions, noting Miami offers 125000 square feet of exhibit space but has a longer walk to exhibitors, while Las Vegas has 90000 square feet. Costs such as a $10000 stage and travel between sites influenced decisions as directors weighed Honolulu’s 45000 square feet and proposed tents to fill gaps.
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Miami
Las Vegas
NADA
Pozzi
Nevada
Honolulu
Artificial Heart Assumes Majority of Left Ventricular Work
In Houston the artificial heart connected to Marcel L. de Rudder, a 65 year old Illinois coal miner, began handling about 76 percent of the left ventricle’s workload. Surgeon Dr. Michael E. DeBakey reported the patient remained unconscious several hours after the five hour operation and a possible temporary brain damage due to edema was considered. The pump had previously been delivering about 65 percent of the left ventricle’s work as it replaces the damaged mitral valve amid intensive care.
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Houston
API
Illinois
Marcel L. de Rudder
Westville
Iil
Michael E. DeBakey
DeBakey
de Rudder
Methodist Hospital
Clark County School District proposes stadium on donated land
The Clark County School District submitted a plan to build an athletic stadium funded by bond money and managed with the Fair and Recreation Board. They offer land adjacent to Southern Nevada Vocational Technical Center and an architect's sketch, with costs estimated between 500000 and 2 million dollars. The project could proceed in stages with university and local officials expressing support seeking a cooperative, multi‑agency funding approach.
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Clark County
Fair and Recreation Board
Addi
University Board of Regents
Convention Center
Southern
Nevada Vocational - Technical Center
Reed Whipple
Fair Board
Southern Nevada Vocational Technical Center
Nellis Boulevard
Maple Street
J. L. Glasney
Nevada Southern University
Bud Albright
Man barricaded in pancake house aims for self-harm
Las Vegas police faced a suspected former mental patient, George Ronald Stanfield, 41, barricaded in Uncle John's Pancake House rest room on Fremont. He fired at his wife, Roberta, who was treated for a hand wound at Southern Nevada Hospital. Stanfield, believed to have a mental illness history, had previously prompted a six hour standoff last winter and was later said to be held at the state hospital in Sparks.
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Las Vegas
Fremont
George Ronald Stanfield
15Th St
Stanfield
Roberta
Southern Nevada Hospital
1St St
SUN
Hank Greenspun
Sparks
Crisis in Viet Nam Will Get Straight LB
President Johnson said the South Vietnamese political crisis would work itself out in good time under a new constitutional government. He spoke to reporters before leaving for Baltimore and noted no immediate domestic economic action. Johnson cited progress toward constitutional government and said Honolulu talks did not trigger the unrest, praising Lodge’s report on newfound competitive spirit in aiding the underdog.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
South
Viet Nam
Baltimore
America
Lyric Theatre
Honolulu
Saigon
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
South Viet Nam
Marines Break Viet Cong Resistance In Saigon Assault
Marines reported heavy losses for Viet Cong during a major operation near Saigon with Allied air bombardment and napalm. Captain Draude described Viet Cong flights of napalm as Marines watched, while air forces hit a Viet Cong unit near the Saigon capital. The clash ended a months long lull amid South Vietnam’s political crisis.
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Saigon River
Federal raid targets crooked dice maker Christy and Jones
U S Attorney Mike DeFeo disclosed a raid on Christy and Jones noting hundreds of addresses and records seized. The search warrant lists dice making gear and shipments hidden in Mississippi Illinois Arkansas and New Mexico. Wilbur K Sullivan held stock and distributed dice in interstate commerce from Oct 1965 to Mar 1966.
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U.S. Atty
Mike DeFeo
DeFeo
Christy and Jones
Wilbur K
Pat” Sullivan
Mississippi
Illinois
Arkansas
New Mexico
FBI
Sullivan
Pueblo Way
Schiff
Industrial Way
Kidnap Suspect Caught in Reno
FBI reported a highly dangerous kidnaping suspect, Alexander Brownlee Hetherington, 30, captured in Reno. He was jailed on auto theft charges by Reno police and held forPRI on kidnaping tied to a tavern holdup in Gary Indiana last February. HeTHerington allegedly abducted three people, held them, and transported them to Chicago where they were released.
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Reno
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Alexander Brownlee Hetherington
PRI
Gary
Ind
FBI
Here
Hetherington
Chicago
Governors Meet Near West in National Conference
Utah chosen as site for a coming winter Olympics while Governors gather at the Aladdin Hotel. Washington and California duties keep Sawyer away from the 1966 meeting. Attending are H Rex Lee American Samoa Manuel Guerrero Guam Edward Breathitt Kentucky and Henry Bellman Oklahoma. Discuss crime natural resources public lands economic development and transportation. Guest speakers include Ambassador Goldberg Interior Secretary Udall Senator Bible and Bridwell.
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Utah
Brown
Sawyer
Washington
D.C
California
H. Rex Lee
American Samoa
Manuel Guerrero
Guam
Mondewv
Edward T. Breathitt
Kentucky
Henry Bellman
Oklahoma
Ambassador Goldberg
Interior
Stewart L. Udall
Alan Bible
Lowell K. Bridwell
U.S. Department of Commerce
Harry Levy
Grief at Swan Lake as Siegfried Hatches Cygnets
A lone swan named Siegfried on Manzanita Lake at the University of Nevada inherits nesting duties after his mate Odette dies. He guards the nest, chases intruders, and will raise the six eggs himself, with cygnets due in three to six weeks. University biologists chose natural incubation over artificial care, to spare him distress.
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Reno
UPI
Siegfried
Odette
Swan Lake Ballet
Manzanita Lake
University of Nevada
Jones Trial Reset Prompts Delay in Eastern City
In federal court in Washington Edward P. Morgan argued that Baker trial testimony may clear Jones and that Jones in Nevadan case should follow Baker, both tied to nine counts of income tax evasion and deals with two West Coast savings and loan firms. Judge Curran pushed Baker trial to after the Baker case and Jones remains slated for May 23 while Baker is set for October 27 with a multi week government case.
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Jones
Edward P. Morgan
Washington, D.C
Washington
Baker
West Coast Savings and Loan
Baker Federal Dist
Curran
Sunrise Hospital Wins Federal Funding for Training Program
U S senators Alan Bible and Howard Cannon announced a 16776 federal grant for Sunrise Hospital to train 157 unemployed or under employed people as nurse aides orderlies ward clerks diet aids and maids. Six weeks of on the job training are provided under the Labor Department program.
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Sunrise Hospital
U.S
Alan B'ble
Howard Cannon
U.S Labor Department
Rancho High Senior Found Dead Near Nellis AFB
A blighted love affair is blamed for the apparent suicide of 11 year old Rancho High School senior Robert J. Burrows. He was found with a single gunshot wound in a gravel pit near Nellis Air Force Base. He is survived by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burrows of 2116 Crawford Street, North Las Vegas.
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Rancho High School
Nellis Air Force Base
Robert J. Burrows
Robert Burrows
Crawford St
North
Las Vegas
Innocent Child Suffering Without Local Treatment Center
A seven year old Nevada boy, described as an innocent but agitated child weighing 70 pounds, is said to suffer due to lack of in-resident training and treatment facilities nearby. The piece questions why the innocent bear the heaviest burden and notes many are unaware of his presence.
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Nevada
Plane Crash Near Ardmore Airport Kills, Survivors Reported
A U S Airliner crash near Ardmore Airport on Route 77 left several injured with five to ten reported as survivors. An emergency morgue was set up in the Ardmore Civic Auditorium as medical staff from three hospitals aided rescue efforts.
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Ardmore Civic Auditorium
Ardmore
Goddard Ranch
Ardmore Industrial Airpark
J. FE. Wright
Raymond Roberts
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Comfort
Foster's Shoes
No. 3Rd St
Heart of Downtown
Penney
Pioneer Club
Fremont Street
Binck
Kaiser Aluminus
O'Neill Lumber CO
Bonanza
Artificial Heart
Thomas V. Draude
Kankakee
Mike
7Th Marines
U.S. Air Force
Capital
Frank Cornet
Cornet
Orado
Guerrero
Aladdin
Swan Lake
Papa
Momma
13Th & Carson
Convention Center Drive
Paradise Road
Fathers
The
Oklahoma National
Sheriff's Office
Benuty
Federal Aviation Agency
FAA
Reet Pigman
Wricht
Harold Parker
Fort Worth
Tex
Amarillo
Ome
Ae Utafaster Furriers Ltd
Gingham
Earlybird
Dacron
King’s Dresstowne
Eve Mae Harris
Mavis Woodnam
Alto Drive
Broncette Beerdon
Bath Circle
Sule Hines
Monroe Ave
Drew Olson
Dorothy Wolten
Monroe
Jrd
Barbara Wrenn
Parkdale
INGS
West
Bonento
Fresstowne
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