Sailing Captain Retires as Milwaukee Harbor Master
Captain Ray Knight 65 ends 50 year Great Lakes sailing career as harbor master next week. He plans to seek work as a skipper on a small boat in the Gulf of Mexico.
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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1962
Page
2
Captain Ray Knight 65 ends 50 year Great Lakes sailing career as harbor master next week. He plans to seek work as a skipper on a small boat in the Gulf of Mexico.
President and Dr. Alvin C. Graves of Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory tour nuclear propulsion sites. They view craters at Yucca Flat from Sedan and high explosives, observe Kiwi B-4A dismantling, and inspect Engine Test Stand One for the NERVA program. Senators Cannon and Bible accompany the President as he inquires about Mars missions and future nuclear powered travel.
A county sheriff reports a holdup where $200 was taken. A witness identified Devalera, seen near the Circle C earlier. She later saw the women in Burkhauter's car and knew them as former employees of the house.
President Kennedy spent about 10 minutes at Indian Springs as his party changed plans en route to Palm Springs. An estimated 200 residents crowd gathered as Kennedy greeted local women and children before boarding the Marine helicopter for the test site journey.
The SUN Youth Forum in Southern Nevada credits Ruthe Deskin Harvey Dondero and Jack Entratter for organizing a major event with support from Clark County schools Superintendents principals and local hotels. Sonny Liston and Nat King Cole greeted attendees as the group announced a Sunday 4 PM KLAS TV Channel 8 appearance by 14 Summarists.
In a title fight, Griffith toppled to the canvas as Fernandez rose. Both sides claimed it was a mere slip. Referee Krause restrained Fernandez to administer the mandatory eight count, which was not waived despite the championship context.
Kirsten Flagstad returned to New York in 1947 to resume her opera career amid pickets shouting Let Freedom Sing Not Flagstad. Despite hostility, her art triumphed with a voice of power and beauty and a compelling stage presence enhancing demanding leading roles.
The State of Nevada summons defendants in a divorce action filed to dissolve the bonds of matrimony. Plaintiff’s attorney Robert E. Jones is named, with address in Las Vegas. Defendants must answer within 20 days after service, or default judgment may be entered. Published by Las Vegas Sun.
Too Late to Classify style and corier combine in shoes for men women and children. Listings include legal secretary job, houses for base, rooms for rent downtown, dogs and cats free Boxer female, and a 62 Chrysler Imperial for sale. Readable entries list contact numbers and locations such as Las Vegas and Downtown.
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