Three More Die on Nevada Roads
A single car crash on Highway 3 at Wilson Canyon killed Willard Williams 20 and Joseph Abiata Jr in his mid-twenties. Donna Conway was seriously injured and rushed to Schurz Hospital. Ralph Conway and Marion Tom, both Smith Valley residents, suffered minor injuries. Police cite speeding loss of control and a four rollover. The 1965 Nevada highway toll reached 113, down 13 from last year at this time.
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Donna Conway
Schurz Hospital
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Marion Tom
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Douglas County
Nevada
Baring to preside at mining congress in Las Vegas
Congressman Walter S Baring will chair a panel on the State of the Mining Industries during the American Mining Congress convention in Las Vegas Nevada. The event runs from October 11 with more than 8 000 expected attendees and over 250 exhibits across a week worth of discussions.
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Walter S Baring
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Baring
Plague Report Planned on Lake Tahoe Rodents
State Health Department officials investigated rodent populations at Lake Tahoe after two Crystal Bay chipmunks tested positive for bubonic plague. Engineer Ernest Gregory said there is no alarm but residents should avoid touching sick animals and seek medical advice if scratched or bitten.
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Adult Education Expands in Clark County Schools
The Clark County School District plans more Adult Education classes as demand rises. Director Ray Sturm said 150 classes are set with at least 40 more planned for early September. in 1964-65 about 6,000 residents enrolled in 322 classes taught by 195 teachers. New offerings include Retail Merchandising, Secretarial Procedures, Business English, Data Processing Seminars, and Automotive topics. Adults may contact the Adult Education Office at 401 South Ninth Street, 384-7816.
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Sturm
Nevada school start set with focus on civics and geography
Nevada prepares to enroll about 197,000 students with 107,750 on the first day. The state aims to upgrade civics history and geography through federal grants and expanded team teaching while expanding equipment and new courses under the Defense Education Act.
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State Department of Education
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