Daughters Custody Granted in Habeas Corpus Case
Cynthia Ann Collins 18 months, daughter of Leona Gage a former Miss Universe, is placed in temporary custody of her aunt and uncle Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Brumley of Texas after a habeas corpus hearing before Dist. Judge John Sexton. Leona Gage currently at Camarillo State Hospital authorized the arrangement amid dispute with Louis Pace and others.
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Texas
John Sexton
Cynthia Ann Collins
Leona Gage
J. R. Brumley
Miss Gage
Brumleys
Louis Pace
Toni St
Hold Funeral Services For Caliente Sportsman
William Edward Hubert a Caliente sportsman and civic leader died in Caliente at 79. Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints with Wes Hall and Loren Bunker presiding. Born January 17, 1885 in St. Louis, he worked for Remington Arms Co rising to promotional director. During World War I he did munition work in the East. He moved to Caliente in 1943, bought the Caliente Hot Springs Motel, and led the Caliente Chamber of Commerce from 1952 to 1956 promoting the Spike Camp for hunters. He also led the Rotary Club in 1955. Burial followed at Caliente City Cemetery. Palm Mortuary of Las Vegas arranged the funeral.
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William “Bill Edward Hubert
Caliente
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Wes Hall
Loren Bunker
Mr. Hubert
St. Louis
Remington Arms Co
Farrell
School Holds Yale Party at Our Lady of Las Vegas
A school wide Christmas party is set for 10 a m today at Our Lady of Las Vegas School. Santa Claus will visit and Father John Kenney parish priest will present a program, according to a school spokesman.
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Our Lady of Las Vegas
Santa Claus
John Kenney
Court date set as unions challenge Reynolds action at Nevada site
Las Vegas labor groups the Test Site Opponents and IBEW Local 357 seek federal ruling on whether labor law permits Reynolds changes to radiation monitors terms while contract talks continue. They accuse the company of breaching status quo after a Nov 4 strike that saw 3500 workers idle.
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Las Vegas
Reynolds
Nevada
Mercury Gates
James G. Ryan
Federal Mediation & Conciliation Service
Edwin W. Scott
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
District Court
IBEW
Federal Mediation Service
Ralph Leigon
Ibew Local 357
Grand Jury Recesses After Hearing Three Witnesses
Clark County Grand Jury recessed yesterday afternoon until tomorrow morning after testimony from Atty. Robert E. Jones former counsel for Sanitation Dist. No. 2 John Beville and Nelson Conway CPA. The testimony's nature was not disclosed but linked to the ongoing sanitation district probe.
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Clark County Grand Jury
Atty
Robert E. Jones
Sanitation Dist. No. 2
John Beville
Nelson Conway
D A Blast Target Fails to Attend Trial Bench Warrant Issued
Dist. Judge orders arrest warrant for Jacque Warren Holsten after he misses his trial for taking a car without owner’s consent and burglary. Bail forfeited totaling 1000 dollars as attorney raises jurisdiction objections while reassignment is noted. Judge Mowbray explains re assignment by Zenoff from Compton.
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Dist
Ted Marshall
John Mowbray
Jacque Warren Holston
Holsten
Frank Wendt
Las Vegas
C. G. Andress
Magnolia St
Mowbray
George Foley
William Compton
Foley
David Zenoff
SUN Printer Libby found dead in Las Vegas apartment
Carl F. Libby, 51, longtime machinist linotype operator for the Las Vegas SUN, was discovered dead in his apartment at 122 E Clark Ave Apt 11 after failing to report to work for three days. Death due to natural causes. Funeral services pending at Sunset Mortuary. Libby served in World War II and helped establish the International Typographical Union in Reno. He had lived in Nevada about five years. A sister in California is believed to be his only survivor.
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Carl F. Libby
The
Las Vegas Sun
Sunset Mortuary
Libby
SUN
Don Mardis
Sam Sant
E. Clark Ave
Apt. 11
Arizona
California
International Typographical Union
Reno
Nevada
Armed Holdups Reported in North Las Vegas
North Las Vegas police investigate two rapid robberies Tuesday evening. A station attendant was forced to open the register and was held up for about $100. A 7 11 Market clerk handed over around $19 after a gunman demanded cash. Suspects described as a small Mexican man in his mid twenties and a taller heavier man in his forties.
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Las Vegas
Robert Smith
Smith
Lake Mead Blvd
Ted Krick
Buddy
Krick
Nuclear Shots At Test Site In Low-Yield Series
The Atomic Energy Commission announced two low-yield underground nuclear tests exploded at the Test Site. They are the 27th and 28th blasts in a January started series, each with power up to 20 000 tons of TNT.
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The
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Two Escapees Captured Here in Chino
Two escapees from a minimum security prison in Chino California were apprehended by city detectives last night. Detectives John Samolovitch and Dale Hoffman identified the men from an all points bulletin. Jerald James Himes aged 26 and Thomas Sherman Woods aged 22 were named. Himes was serving a robbery term and Woods a narcotics term. Both fugitives were booked for being disorderly and sentenced to 10 days in city jail in Municipal Court yesterday. California authorities are expected to return them to Chino later this week. Bail was set at 55000 dollars each.
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Chino Calif
John Samolovitch
Dale Hoffman
All Points
California
Jerrald James Himes
Thomas Sherman Woods
Himes
Woods
Chino
Water reserves eyed for drought in Nevada valleys
The U.S. Geological Survey reports underground water in Smith Creek and Lone Valley, Lander and Nye Counties, could be used during extended droughts. Annual recharge runs about 12,090 acre feet in Smith Creek and 8,000 in Lone Valley, with water suitable for agricultural use though Smith Creek Valley water is highly mineralized.
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Carson City
UPI
U.S. Geological Survey
Smith Creek
Lone Valley
Lander
Nye
Loweatley
Vegas Case Hearing Set
The Civil Aeronautics Board set January 12 for a hearing on the Las Vegas Grand Canyon nonstop case. Examiner Walter W. Bryan said the hearings begin at 10 a.m. in the Clark County Courthouse chambers Las Vegas.
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Washington
UPS
Civil Aeronautics Board
Las Vegas Grand Canyon
Walter W. Bryan
County Commission
Clark County
Las Vegas
Nevada site sets two world drilling records for nuclear test shafts
The Atomic Energy Commission announced two world records at the Nevada Test Site. Parko Inc drilled a 72 inch diameter hole to 4 200 feet, the deepest of its size anywhere, as part of a 1 2 million project to create a repository for higher yield tests. Loffland Brothers Drilling Co and Dowell Division cemented 22 700 cubic feet of concrete to form a 48 inch casing in the 72 inch hole.
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Nevada
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Parko, Inc
Tulsa
Okla
Loffland Brothers Drilling Co
Dowell Division
Dow Chemical Co
Parko Inc
Paiute Mesa
Senators Announce $159166 Federal Impact Funds for Nevada Schools
UPI reports Senators Alan Bible and Howard Cannon announced that $159 166 in federal impact funds were allocated to Mineral and Lincoln County school districts in Nevada. Mineral County received the largest share at $151 646.
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Washington
UPI
Nevada
Alan Bible
Howard Cannon
Mineral
Lincoln County
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L.A
Hcross
Farmer's Market
Smir Tose
Wilshire Blvd
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Pinelle A An
Hartz
Canary
Kith
E. Charleston Blvd
Tockings
Charleston Plaza Shopping
S. S. Kresge Company
North Vegas
Vegas
Impact Funds
Belie
Jeannie Thomas
Larry O'Brien
Helen Forres
Charlie Shavers
Driftwood Lounge
Cleopatra
Nita Cruz
Bob Sims
Corral
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