Doctor Volunteer Returns From Viet Nam Mission
Dr. Charles E. Hopkins, a Madison pediatric specialist and University of Wisconsin Medical School teacher, has returned to Las Vegas with his wife and six friends after a three month volunteer stint in Viet Nam. He led a 52 bed pediatrics ward at Kanh Hoa Province Hospital in Nha Trang and reflects on the experience and his motivation to give time and knowledge.
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Hoppy
Charles Hopkins
Madison
Wis
Viet Nam
Jim Fitzgerald
Folies Bergere
Corinne Vidal
Monica Lind
Hotel Tropicana
Charles E. Hopkins
Las Vegas
Hopkins
Madison, Wis
University of Wisconsin Medical School
Richard Fitzsimmons
Binghamton
N.Y
U.S
Three Vegans Injured In Las Vegas Car Crash
Three Las Vegas youths were seriously hurt in a morning crash at the Tonopah Highway and Vegas Drive intersection. Stephen C. Smith, 18, and John Cook, 18, along with Donald Brink, 24, were listed in fair condition at Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital with injuries including a fractured hip, skull trauma, and facial cuts. Police say Brink pulled into Smith’s path as Smith sped. Smith faced speeding charges while Brink was cited for running a stop sign.
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Las Vegas
Tonopah Highway
Vegas Drive
Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital
Stephen C. Smith
Warren Drive
John Cook
Hickey Ave
Donald Brink
Pittman
Cook
Brink
Smith
Snook Falls In Tight State Clash At 53 50
Snook High, defending Class B state champions, saw its long undefeated streak end as A and M Consolidated edged Snook 53 to 50. The finish was delayed by 30 minutes due to a dispute over the clock, leaving players and fans in tears.
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Snook, Tex
UPI
Snook High
A & M Consolidated
Snook
Las Vegas Sun Publisher and Staff Listing
The Las Vegas Sun masthead lists H. M. Greenspun editor and publisher with Bryn Armstrong as executive editor and Vince Anselmo as managing editor. Other editors and staff include Ruth Deskin, O. M. Odisken, Gerry Appleby, Jack Davenpory, and Barbara Greenspun among city, sports, women’s editors, and advertising and circulation leads.
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H. M. Greenspun
Las Vegas Sun, Inc
South Commerce Street
Las Vegas
Ray Germain
Ruthe Deskin
Barbara Green
Nevede
Matiene
Word Griffith Co
Chicago
Detroit
New York
Francisco
Los Angeles
Mercer
United Press International
Meveda State Press Association
American Newspaper Publishers Association
California Newspaper Publishers Association
The
Audit Bureau of Circulation
TV Burglars Take Two Color and Black and White Sets
Rex L Jensen reports two TV sets were stolen from his home at 928 Manpath Street. Burglars took a color console and a portable color set valued at 938 dollars while in-laws watched TV and locked the house before the theft. The incident occurred early yesterday morning.
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Rex L. Jensen
Jensen
Maenpah St
Houston Goes Topless Boom At Cleopatra Club
In Houston the Cleopatra Club began topless daytime waitressing. A 24 year old widow reports salary doubled from 75 to 150 weekly after leaving secretary work and undergoing procedures to enhance her figure. A 32 year old waitress says she grows used to topless service and that pasties help her feel dressed.
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Houston
UPI
Cleopatra Club
NSU Center Delayed By Bond Rates
NSU regents delay construction of the 1.7 million Student Activity Center due to a bond sale failure as rates hit six percent. They plan a state legislative request to raise interest limits. A football program, funded partly by state and NSU sources, awaits approval with initial grants and future self support. Special choral workshop and campus proposals were postponed for January review.
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University Regents
Nevada Southern University
Clark
Washoe County
NSU
Las Vegas Service League
Paul Christiansen Choral School
Food costs take large share of family budgets
In England food absorbs 27 percent of family expenditures, Italy 43 percent, and Russia around 50 percent according to latest figures. The data highlight how kitchen costs dominate household spending across Europe.
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London
England
Italy
Russia
Alamo Airways Sale Hinted Amid Airport Policy Battle
Alamo owner George Crockett signals a sale of the McCarran Field operation as County Commission weighs two new requests from LAT of Burbank and Carco Air Service of Albuquerque. Crockett, backed by Frank Kingston Smith, calls the proposals unheard of and detrimental to the airport. Crockett's long involvement with the airport includes building the original field and receiving the Charles S. Parker award for aviation contributions.
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Alamo Airways
Alamo
George Crockett
Texas
Crockett
McCarran Field
Taylor
Darwin Lamb
Burbank
Calif
Lockheed Air Terminal
LAT
McCarran
Western Air Lines
WAL
Clark County
Carco Air Service
Albuquerque
N.M
Carco
Exec-Air
Nevada Test Site
Commission
Frank Kingston
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Les
Continental
United States
NSU Center
University Board of Regents
By Palbn
Francois Tertrou
Rosary
Palm Chapel
St. Viator's Guardian
Angel Shrine
Mon
Palm Memorial Park
Helen Beckwith
Neil O. Dexon
Frank Erickson
Burton Monuell
Palm Mortuary & Cemetery
Clothiers
Charleston
Fox Theater
Kuppenheimer
Groshire
Lebow—Parker
Haggar
Manhattan
Securoslax
Promenade
Lily Dache
Don Lopez
French Shriner
By Jerry Demarest
SUN Aviation
Earle Taylor
Charles S. Parker
ARMA
Sara's
Las Vegas Bivd
Sara’s
Orions
Vogue
Suit & Knit Suits
Las Vegas Blvd
Ming’s Oriental Shops
Fremont Strip
Sahara Square
James E. Wood, Inc
Sahara
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