Fire department logs six calls in 24 hours
City firemen responded to six emergencies by midnight Sunday. Calls included a car fire at Jubart Trailer Park 712 Owens Ave total loss, a gas pump incident at East Charleston Rivd and 13th St, a carburetor backfire fire at Mesquite and Fourth St causing minor damage, a backyard barbecue smoke at 305 S Wallace Dr, and a rescue for a child at Rummel Motel 1809 Las Vegas Blvd South with no treatment needed.
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Jubart Trailer Park
Owens Ave
East Charleston Rivd
13Th St
Mesquite
Fourth St
S. Wallace
Rummel Motel
Las Vegas Blvd. South
Exec Graduates Roy Whitney From Telco Management Program
Roy Whitney plant manager of the Southern Nevada division of Central Telephone Company in Las Vegas is among 530 telephone executives from over 20 states who graduated Friday from the Independent Telephone Association Management Development Program at the University of Kansas.
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Roy Whitney
Southern Nevada
Central Telephone Company
Las Vegas
U.S. Independent Telephone Association
University of Kansas
Nevada Wins $30.1 Million In Federal Funding Package
Senate panel approved the State Justice and Commerce Appropriations Bill with 30.1 million for Nevada programs. Funds include 22,380 to keep Reno Commerce Office open, 440,000 for Weather Bureau sites, 1 million for radiological research, and 332,500 for Justice Department activities plus 440,000 for the federal judiciary in Nevada. Senator Alan Bible noted protections pending further action.
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UPI
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Alan Bible
D-Nev
Bible
Weather Bureau
Elko
Las Vegas
Winnemucca
Austin
Battle Mountain
Owyhee
Justice Department
Federal Judiciary
Clothes Stolen From Washing Line In Sunday Theft
Mrs. Otha Bolen of 710 Washington said her undergarments were stolen from a clothesline early Sunday morning, prompting a police report.
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Otha Bolen
Washington
Baring Seeks Immediate Hearing on Great Basin Park Bill
Rep. Walter S. Baring urged Nevada support for a 53 230 acre Great Basin National Park in eastern Nevada to trigger immediate hearings on H R 6122. He warned against shifting to a 123 000 acre plan and pledged to avoid violating supporters' trust by pursuing Senate-altering amendments.
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Washington
Walter S. Baring
Great Basin National Park
Baring
Udall
Senate
Alan
Bible
House
Auto Victim Identified In California Ore Road Tragedy
Dennis Stutter 19 of Hood River Ore was killed when struck by four cars on U S 95 near Coaldale. His brother identified him after seeing his photo in a Tonopah newspaper. Stutter had been traveling with his family from Bakersfield to Oregon and had left his car in Lodi for repairs. He reportedly stepped into road while hitchhiking. investigators say suicide possible.
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API
Dennis Stutter
Hood River
Ore
Robert
Battle Mountain
Tonopah
Stutter
Bakersfield
Calif
Oregon
Lodi Calif
Coaldale
Starter
Lodi
EG&G Sets Sales Mark For First Half 1965
Bedford mass firm EG&G reports record sales and earnings for the first half ending July 4 1965. Total sales reach 25 532 000 with after tax earnings of 762 200 equal to 51 cents a share. July 6 1965 the stock is listed on the New York Stock Exchange. EG&G is a prime contractor for the Atomic Energy Commission at its Nevada Test Site near Las Vegas.
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Bedford
Mass
Edgerton, Germeshausen & Grier, Inc
New York Stock Exchange
E.g.&g
Atomic Energy Commission
Nevada
Las Vegas
Radiation Tube Still Not Found
Searchers at the Nevada Test Site continued seeking a six inch radiation tube whose lead casing was recovered. Officials warn the missing source is hazardous with exposure. Teams use small planes and radiation counters to locate the device, believed lost last June after a possible vehicle impact inside the gates.
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Nevada Test Site
Atomic Energy Commission
Reading Dynamics Course Promised For Busy Readers
The film features Senators Proxmire and Talmadge explaining that no machines are used and readers should rely on a hand pacer. It states conventional courses reach 450-600 wpm while graduates reach 1500-3000 wpm, appealing to students and professionals seeking faster, more enjoyable reading.
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Reading Dynamics
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