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Newspaper

Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1963

Page

9

Bank Heist Suspect Sought in Las Vegas Robbery

FBI names Alphonse Locard as a suspect in a $4700 First National Bank robbery in Las Vegas. Description 5-7, 165 pounds, dark complexion, 46, last in city before the crime. Police review records as roadblocks and a city dragnet chase leads to Barstow arrests of two locals cleared.

First National Bank Federal Bureau of Investigation Alphonse Locard FBI Locard Third Street Bank

Young Las Vegas Girl Wins Radio Reno Spelling Contest

Mary Wharton, a ninth grade student from Jim Bridger Junior High, captured top honors in Radio Reno's spelling contest from 4,000 entries by correctly spelling 3,330 words. She won about $272 in prizes including stereo albums, a wrist watch, a gold bracelet, and a toaster. Her prior wins include an electricity essay in Henderson and a cookie baking contest.

Las Vegas Mary Wharton Jim Bridger Junior High School Henderson William Wharton East Owens Ave North Clinton Sarah Dorothy

Schramm Rites Set for Today

Funeral services for Joseph George Schramm 63 of 1624 Curtis Dr will be held today at 12 15 p m at Bunker Brothers Chapel with Rev Charlies Ashcraft of the first Southern Baptist Church officiating Masonic services follow at 1 p m by Las Vegas Lodge 32 Burial is at Woodlawn Cemetery Pallbearers include J K Houssell Sr R O Cannon George Harvey Walter Graham Earl Johnson Ernie Thompson Thomas Domingue and W J Bill Moore

Joseph George Schramm Curtis

Pursel Names LV Physician Coroner Aide

Justice of the Peace Tom Pursel named Las Vegas physician Nicholas P. Grenfell deputy coroner, creating the first county history with two pathologists on staff. Grenfell will be sworn in today by County Clerk Helen Scott Reed. Clarke remains on the staff as the county expands its pathology corps.

Justice of the Peace Tom Pursel Las Vegas Nicholas P. Grenfell Grenfell James Y. Clarke Helen Scott Reed Pursel Pursell Clarke

Man Gets Jail For Rubber Checks

A 38 year old man was jailed on charges of forgery and petty theft after allegedly cashing multiple checks totaling 76.90 under different names at a West Charleston Blvd business. In municipal court he was sentenced to six months for shoplifting a pair of pants from a local clothing store.

Joseph Anthony Milosich Bob Zimmer Paul Richardson Milosich West Charleston Blvd

No Accident Day Declared by NLV Mayor

North Las Vegas Mayor William Taylor proclaims April 30 as No Accident Day urging citizens to drive carefully and avoid fire and accidents during the designated safe driving period. The proclamation calls for extra caution, courtesy, and alertness to protect lives and property.

Las Vegas William Taylor Taylor

Two Men Held For Cashing Stolen Checks

Las Vegas police arrested Charles Bernard Godwin and George Adam LePicard on charges of forgery after a check cashing spree. They allegedly cashed checks totaling near six thousand dollars that were stolen from Las Vegas Plastering Company using a writing machine at various stores in Las Vegas and nearby areas.

Las Vegas Charles Bernard Godwin George Adam LePicard Bob Burgess Seymour Brown Godwin Lava Ave LePicard West Las Vegas Henderson

Absentee Ballot Deadline Nears for City Primary

Less than a week remains to cast absentee votes in the city primary. Acting city clerk Sigrid Dodgson says registered voters away May 7 must vote by 5 p.m. April 30. Ballots are available at City Hall during office hours.

Sigrid Dodgson City Hall

Accused Torso Murderer Set for Mental Exams in Reno

Thomas Bean 18 faces psychiatric testing by Dr. Rudolph Toller and Dr. Walter Rapaport after being charged with strangling and dismembering Olympic skier Sonja McCaskie in her Reno apartment on April 5. Tests aim to assess sanity for possible commitment if found sane.

Reno APS Thomas Bean Torso Slaver Sonja McCaskie Rudolph Toller Stockton Mental Hospital Walter Rapaport Agnews State Mental Hospital California Dist William Raggio Bean Justice Court Raggio

Nevada bill aims to end attorney general as legal advisor

The Assembly committee introduced AB-543 to remove the attorney general as legislative adviser. It would make the AG legal counsel only for the executive branch. Chair Ray Kinsley cited past opinions on pending bills and one opinion that halted a measure as justification.

Eral Nevada Dental Society Executive Committee Carson City UPI Assembly State, County and City Affairs Committee Ray Kinsley D-Lovelock

LV Master Plan Talk by Saylor Set Tomorrow

Don Saylor city planning director will explain Las Vegas master plan to members of the Nevada Society of Professional Engineers at the Cirque Room El Cortez Hotel tomorrow night. He has led local civic outreach on long range city plans amid growth and earned a Wisconsin planning degree after directing planning in Green Bay and Lexington before moving to Las Vegas.

Saylor Don Saylor Nevada Society of Professional Engineers el Cortez Hotel Las Vegas University of Wisconsin Green Bay Wisconsin Lexington Kentucky

No Monoploy New York Executive Stress Study

Dr. Allen J. Fleming reports in Advanced Management that executives show no higher risk of stress related illnesses like high blood pressure coronary heart disease or stomach ulcers than non executive workers.

New York UPD Allen J. Fleming E. J. du Pont de Nemours and Co Advanced Management Office Executives Magazine

Sawyer vetoes bill to create Nevada Dental Service Corp

Gov Grant Sawyer vetoed 5B-23 proposing incorporation of the Nevada Dental Service Corp. saying he was advised by the attorney general and transmitted the veto message to the legislature.

Carson City UPI Grant Sawyer Nevada Dental Service Corp Sawyer

Christ Lutheran Church Plans First Las Vegas Service

The Christ Lutheran Church holds its first service this Sunday at 1 a.m. in the Village Coffee Shop Twin Lakes Plaza with Pastor Jerry Moe of the West Las Vegas congregation. A Division of American Missions project will establish the church and site work is planned at Torrey Pines and Fremont Streets.

Christ Lutheran Church Twin Lakes Plaza Jerry FE. Moe West Las Vegas Division of American Missions American Lutheran Church Torrey Pines Fremont Streets Moe America

Nevada judge named trustee of National Cowboy Hall of Fame

Judge Clark J. Guild named to the National Cowboy Hall of Fame and Western Heritage Center as a Nevada trustee replacing the late Lt. Gov. Rex Bell. He joins Gov. Grant Sawyer and Gardnerville rancher Fred Dressler as state trustees of the Hall of Fame.

Carson City UPI Clark J. Guild National Cowboy Hall of Fame Western Heritage Center Rex Bell Guild State Museum Board of Trustees Grant Sawyer Gardnerville Fred Dressler Nevada

Defense Attorneys Seek Fees in Nevada Supreme Court Action

Four Los Angeles defense lawyers ask the Nevada Supreme Court for travel expenses and attorneys fees in a case charging Warren Harris Randolph Patterson and others with the 1961 killing of William T. Green in West Las Vegas while Green allegedly cooperated with the federal narcotics bureau. The move follows an injunction request by District Attorney Edward Marshall and a dispute with Judge John Sexton over access to prosecution records. Arguments set for May 27 as further delays loom.

Nevada Supreme Court Carson City High Tribunal Dist. Atty Edward Marshall Supreme Court Marshall John Sexton Sexton John Manzonio Herman Adams Vase Calvin Valerie Drake DeLaney Robert Santa Cruz Nathan Beasley Warren Harris Randolph Patterson Los Angeles William T. Green Green Federal Narcotics Bureau

Union Official Seeks NSY City Council Seat

Frank W. Scheel 49, longtime North Las Vegas resident, files to run for City Council. He is an Operating Engineers Union member who served as chief steward at Nevada Test Site and sits on the advisory board council. He previously worked as assistant chief cashier at Hanford and as a marine engineer. He is active in the Democratic Party and North Las Vegas clubs. This is his first bid for public office.

Frank W. Scheel North Las Vegas Operating Engineers Union Scheel Nevada Southern Hanford Wash San Diego Scneel Democratic Central Committee North

Divorce for Showman Minsky Put Off

Showman Harold Minsky, tied to his wife Dardy, had a divorce trial postponed by Dist. Judge David Zenoff due to a sick witness. Earlier appearances ordered $1,000 monthly temporary support for wife and two children. another session followed over delinquent payments. Minsky disclosed over $100,000 owed in back taxes despite $52,000 yearly income from his exotic girlie shows and a $20,000 loss at the 1962 Seattle World's Fair.

Harold Minsky Dardy Dist David Zenoff Minsky Zenoff U.S New Frontier Hotel

Obituary of Olof Olsson Former Train Dispatcher

Memorial services for Olof Olsson 82 of 180 World Wide Mobile Park in Eugene Oregon will be held. He died Monday at Fl Jen Medical Hospital born May 26 1880 in Sweden lived in Las Vegas six years. He was a Southern Pacific Railroad Portland dispatcher for 47 years and honorary member of the American Train Dispatchers Association for over 25 years. Survivors include his widow Florence two sons Robert and Paul daughter Mrs Howard Fay brothers Alex Jonas sisters Mrs Betta Panky Mrs P J Merrell seven grandchildren and eight great grandchildren.

Olof Olsson Eugene Ore Bunker Brothers Mortuary Mr. Olsson Fl Jen Medical Hospital Sweden Las Vegas Southern Pacific Railroad Portland American Train Dispatchers Association Oregon Florence Robert Paul Seattle Wash Howard Fay Alex Jonas Betta Panky Medford P.J. Merrell Bridgeport Neb

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