Vegas Zoology Student Named to Research Team
A 19 year old Las Vegas zoology sophomore George Austin has been chosen for the Undergraduate Research Participation Program at the University of Colorado. He will spend eight weeks in an arctic and alpine study on the Boulder campus assisting in plant and animal collection and identification near the mountains.
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Las Vegas
Nevada Southern
University of Colorado
George Austin
Boulder, Colo
Austin
Edward Austin
Nevada Academy of Science
Western High School
Obituary notices for Lofland and Haws with multiple survivors
Robert Wayne Lofland 42 of Las Vegas died Friday at his home. He was a construction superintendent born in Kansas City Missouri and survived by his wife Gertrude two sons Gerald Kenneth his mother Marjorie Lofland a brother Jack and three grandchildren Services at Davis Funeral Home Pueblo Colorado with burial there also noted is a Las Vegas Lake Mead drowning victim Haws welder from Cordell County Oklahoma survived by Verna a son Jerry a daughter Judy two brothers and two sisters and one granddaughter
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Robert Wayne Lofland
Las Vegas
Lane
Kansas City
Lofland
Gertrude
Gerald
Kenneth
Price, Utah
Marjorie Lofland
Jack Lofland
Arvada
Colo
Calif
Lake Mead
Lakeside
Palm Mortuary
Haws
Cordell County
Oklo
Verna
Jerry
Judy
Lees
Sparks
Nev
Glenn Haws
Duncan
Okla
Merle Hill
Long Beach
Mildred Riggins
Yale
Funeral services for Larry Dale Haws
Funeral services are announced for Larry Dale Haws 47 of Lakeside. The obituary notes his passing and honors his life with surviving family and community connections.
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Larry Dale Haws
Lakeside
Temporary Jobs Open In Boulder City
The Bureau of Reclamation in Boulder City invites applications for two temporary maintenance posts General Operator of Stationary Equipment and Electrician Helper. Appointments last up to three months and applicants must live within a 35 mile radius of Boulder City. Contact the Regional Personnel Officer.
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Bureau of Reclamation
Boulder City
Finalists Vie For Rancho High Cheer Leader Posts
Ten finalists will compete Wednesday at Rancho High School for varsity cheerleader spots. Four will be chosen by the student body in an assembly to serve next year, with the top vote getter named head cheerleader and head of the pep squad. Finalists include Phyllis Baker Donna Brown Barbara Brian Jean Ballou Sandy Felt Linda Freeman Anglia Hobert Cheryl Hopper Felicia Schaming
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Rancho High School
Phyllis Baker
Donna Brown
Barbara Brian
Jean Ballou
Sandy Felt
Linda Freeman
Anglia Hobert
Cheryl Hopper
Felicia Schaming
Douglas Royal Bryan 52 Die. Funeral Planned in Las Vegas
Douglas Royal Bryan 52 of 414 S 6th St died Thursday at his home. Masonic Lodge members will officiate at 1 p.m. Monday funeral services at Palm Mortuary with burial in Alexandria Minnesota. He was a Las Vegas real estate broker and a New Mexico native. He leaves Patricia a son Douglas Jr a daughter Wanda and one grandchild.
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Douglas Royal Bryan
Masonic Lodge
S.6th St
Palm Mortuary
Alexandria
Minn
Bryan
Las Vegas
New Mexico
Patricia
Douglas Jr
Wanda
County Bond Sales Near Half in State
Clark County March savings bond purchases totaled 226 825 with Series F and H sales reaching 549 378 statewide for the month and 1 598 145 for the first three months of 1963. Chairman H J Manenie announced a National Freedom Bond Drive opening May 1 aiming to sell extra bonds to every American family. The drive emphasizes bonds as a cornerstone of economic strength and defense support.
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LUS Savings
Clark County
H. J. Manenie
Local Insurance Agent Joins Million Dollar Round Table
Angelo J. Manzi of New York Life Co. Las Vegas is notified of membership in the 1.3 million Dollar Round Table. Round Table requires million-dollar life sales in 1962 or equivalent past performance and includes about 3,400 members. The group began in 1927 in Memphis and holds annual sessions for a week with educational studies and surveys benefiting education and industry understanding.
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Angelo J. Manzi
Tive of
New York Life Co
Las Vegas
National Association of Life Underwriters
Round Table
Lfe
Tre
Memphis
Tenn
NALU
U.S
Association
Scholarships in Music Open for Nevadans
Three full awards cover room board and tuition at the Lake Tahoe Music Camp for junior high and high school students. The Reno Musicians Union Local 368 AFM funds the seventh annual camp, with selections from audition tapes and a director recommendation. Applications from the University Music Department are needed.
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Lake Tahoe
Reno Musicians Union
American Federation of Musicians
John Carrico
Nevada
Dr. Carrico
Carrico
LA Newsman Found Exhausted in Desert
William Taylor 25 of the Los Angeles Times was found in the Western Desert near Ain Dalla about 300 miles southwest of Cairo in an exhausted but excellent condition. Col Hussein Idrss of the Desert Reclamation Organization said Taylor became lost April 1 while traveling from Jaraira Oasis to Cairo and was discovered April 1 and taken to the Bahariya Oasis hospital.
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Cairo
UPI
Los Angeles
Egypt
Western Desert
William Taylor
Los Angeles Times
Bahariya Oasis
Hussein Idrss
Desert Reclamation Organization
Taylor
Jaraira Oasis
Ain Dalla
Las Vegas Sun 1963 Year in Review
The Las Vegas Sun highlights key events of 1963 in the city including casino developments, political moves, investigative headlines, and notable social changes shaping Las Vegas during the year.
Saudi Air Officer Highlights Oil Wealth and Education Shift
Second Lieutenant Abdul Asreel of Saudi Arabia Air Force told Kiwanis members that oil wealth is driving rapid economic development and education reforms. He described a growing middle class and urban Bedouin schooling, while noting government control of oil profits under an absolute monarchy. The talk followed a training stint at Nellis APB.
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Abdul Asreel
Saudi Arabia
United States
Middle East
Nellis
Atom spy case roils Britain as Martelli charged
Italian nuclear physicist Giuseppe Martelli, 39, charged in Southend under the Official Secrets Act after flying from Belgium. He worked with Furatom in Britain since November 1962 on unclassified research, authorities say. The arrest follows a wave of espionage cases that have troubled Prime Minister Macmillan's government, including the Vas sar admiralty spy trial and Navy security flaws.
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London
UPD
Harold MacMillan
Cuiseppe Martelli
Southend
Britain
Martelli
Admiralty
William John Vassar
Navy
Ex Nellis Chaplain to Lead Area Spiritual Conference
Chaplain Major Hans E. Sandrock, former Nellis AFB wing chaplain, will direct the Protestant Spiritual Life Conferences. The retreats will be held at five camps in New York, California, Colorado, Washington, and New Mexico. Military personnel may attend at government expense with no leave charge. Each participant will attend services and engage in church activities and sports.
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Nellis Afb
Protestant Spiritual Life Conference
Hans E. Sandrock
Nellis
Air Force Chaplains
Washington
Air Force
Sandrock
New York
California
Colorado
New Mexico
Typhoon Olive Near Guam Forces Shelter Warnings
Governor Manuel Guerrero urged islanders to seek shelter as Typhoon Olive with winds over 100 knots roared near Guam. The storm located 158 miles south southeast of Guam and expected to move north for about 12 hours. Joint Typhoon Warning Center forecasters projected sustained winds of 80 to 80 knots to reach the island late yesterday.
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Agana
Guam
University Regents Protest Budget Cuts in Nevada Talks
University of Nevada Board of Regents meeting in Las Vegas voiced opposition to Senate and governor budget cuts. Dr. Louis Lombardi of Reno led the critique, noting $1.8 million shortfalls and missed university funding plans. Nevada Southern gains in budget while campus programs face curtailment and new degrees are scaled back.
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The
University of Nevada
Las Vegas
Senate Finance Committee
Lombardi
Finance Committee
Dr. Lombardi
Nevada
Charles J. Armstrong
Nevada Southern
Armstrong
Reno
Lombard
Ray Germain
Armatrong
Assembly
Best Amplifier Wins Radio Prize At Garehime Clinic
The A R Keitel owner of a Fairchild modeli 255 474 25 watt amplifier received an AM 60 Magnavox radio after his unit topped a Garehime Music Company clinic test judged by McIntosh Laboratories experts. The event used Hewlett Packard equipment to chart fading and distortion for comparisons. Garehime plans more clinics for educators students musicians and enthusiasts.
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A. R. Keitel
Colleen
Garehime Music Company
Keitel
Bill McClune
Garehime
Local businessmen to California outing
John Novak and George Goodman, local businessmen, have been selected to represent Better Living Inc at a Westinghouse outing to be held at Pebble Beach California. Each year Westinghouse invites representatives of companies with the highest sales volume.
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John Novak
George Goodman
Better Living, Inc
Westinghouse
Pebble Beach
Calif
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