New Year Greetings Fill Local Pages From Many Names
A long list of readers and friends extends New Year wishes across the page. The note includes households such as Teels Conway Olga Kermi Moe Toushen and many others along with families like Kelch Galt Swartz Phillips Cox and Reeves. The writer hopes for health happiness and prosperity for all as the year closes and continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teels
Conways
Olga
Kermit Moe
Shikey Toushen
Jack Entratter
Milton Prell
Max Kelch
Jean
Phil Galt
Oran Graysons
Swartz
Marge
Vic Mandotte
Coniglios
Christians
Cornwalls
Goldmans
Scotts
the Holmes
Ida
Irving Devine
Mayes
Harry Polk
Toni
Wilbur Clark
Ralph
Sara Denton
Harvey Silbert
Lillian
John Angus
Tom Douples
Don Clancy
Gordon Hayes
Carnie
Tiny Krausnick
Kalmensons
Chuck Bennett
Pat the
Radins
Anselmo Ray Collins
Missus
Binions
Powells
Reefers
Adair Romana Brockliss
John Drews
Murray Siegel
Marvin Brown
Vivian
Walt Cox
McCloskey
Pauline
Eddie Gambarana
Ralph Galt
Frances Lawlor
Charlie Russhon
Leo Kuyenda
Mary
Tom Callahan
Kin of Bay of Pigs prisoners arrive in Florida
Relatives of 922 Bay of Pigs invaders arrived in Port Everglades onboard the African Pilot after a long voyage. They described harrowing final hours in Cuba, losing belongings as Castro's militiamen stripped them before boarding.
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Port Everglades
Fla
United States
Maria C. Isoba
Fidel Castro
Castro
Mrs Martin Sentenced for Voluntary Manslaughter
A 41 year old mother was sentenced to 10 years in prison for the voluntary manslaughter of her husband Van O Hearn Martin after a family quarrel. Irene Helen Martin sobbed as Dist Judge John Mowbray pronounced the sentence after a week of deliberation. She had been jailed since Sept 3 pending outcome and hoped probation to be with her two daughters during Christmas week.
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Irene Helen Martin
John Mowbray
van O’ Hearn Martin
Mowbray
Plane Missing With 13 Aboard In Pacific Patrol
A Navy P5M-1 seaplane with 13 men aboard vanished over the Pacific during a routine anti submarine patrol. It departed from North Island Naval Air Station at 4:12 p.m. and was due back near midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Calif
UPI
Navy
Pacific Ocean
North Isind Naval Air Station
Attorney seeks mental evaluation for self-styled Jack the Stripper
Attorney George Dickerson filed a motion in federal court for a psychiatric examination of Bobby Ray Watts alias Jack the Stripper. Judge Roger Foley Jr. set an early January trial date after denying motions for venue change and dismissal of kidnapping charges. The interstate car theft count was dropped. Watts allegedly robbed a California bar, forced its owner, a mother of three, to drive him to Las Vegas.
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Atty
George Dickerson
Bobby Ray Watts
Jack the Stripper
Southern
California
Roger Foley Jr
Dickerson
Watts
Las Vegas
Weather Outlook Quiet With Gentle Winds Today
Mostly clear skies forecast with gentle winds. Today's high around 50 and low near 23. Yesterday reached 46/19. Noontime humidity near 9 percent. Sunrise at 6 50, sunset at 4 33.
Khrushchev Attacks Adenauer Over Cuba Crisis Stand
Moscow dispatch reports Premier Nikita Khrushchev accusing Konrad Adenauer of trying to spark a world war over Cuba and vowing West Germany would burn in the first hours of any major conflict. He blamed the West for Berlin tensions and urged restraint while warning of dangerous consequences if the crisis drags on.
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Moscow
APS
Nikita S. Kurushchev
Konrad Adenauer
Cuba
West Germany
Adenauer
United States
Russia
Berlin
Khrushchev
West
East Germany
eBrlin
Kremlin
Tno
JFK to Appear Before POWs
President Kennedy accepted an invitation to appear in Miami before Brigade 2506, the Cuban exile unit captured in the 1961 Bay of Pigs invasion. The event was slated for tomorrow in Palm Beach Florida and involved the POW group.
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Palm Beach
Fla
UPI
Kennedy
Miami
GOP Chief Seeks Proof On Factor Pardon Ties
Republican National Chairman William F. Miller demanded assurances from President Kennedy that $22,000 in campaign contributions to the Democratic Party did not influence the Christmas pardon of John Factor. Miller noted Factor and his wife donated to three Democratic groups in 1960 and urged a clear admin response to expose any improper leniency in the justice system.
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Washington
UPI
William F. Miller
Kennedy
John Factor Miller
House
Factor
John Factor
Democratic Party
Miller
Pierre Salinger
Air Force backs reserve for Nevada wild horses
Rep. Walter S. Baring said the Interior Department will establish a 435 acre wild horse reserve on Nellis Air Force Base lands in Southern Nevada. The site at Indian Springs Gunnery Range northeast of the base would protect at least one herd without competing with cattle for forage.
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Air Force
Walter S. Baring
D-Nev
Washington
Baring
Interior Department
Nellis Air Force Base
Nevada
Indian Springs
Nellis
Nevada Democrat
Riverside Hotel Workers Face Salary Delays
The Riverside Hotel, employing 350 workers, filed for bankruptcy five days before Christmas. Receiver R B Fuhrman says assets are insufficient to meet payroll and only perishable items may be sold. Insurance recovery and total claims remain unsettled.
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RENO
UPS
Riverside Hotel
R. B. Fuhrman
Charges Filed In Razor Death In Las Vegas
Gilbert Hancock, 37, was re booked on murder charges after a razor attack on Living ston Johnson Christmas night at 1633 K Street. Johnson died Tuesday at Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital following an operation. Autopsy ruled the razor wound as the cause of death.
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Gilbert Hancock
Livingston Johnson
Hancock
Johnson
K” St
East German Youth Escapes West Through Spree Under Gunfire
A 19 year old East German swam the Spree river to West Berlin under fire from border guards amid a snowstorm. He reached the American sector bank near the Oberbaum bridge and was hospitalized with exposure. The escape marked the fifth crossing that day amid tensions following a show trial in East Germany.
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West
Berlin
UPI
Spree
Oberbaum
East Berlin
West Berlin
Provocateur
Nikita & Khrushchev
Railroad Pass Club Under Fire Over Cheating Probe
The Gaming Central Board charged its agents at Railroad Pass Casino near Boulder City with using a marked deck and dealing seconds. Col Ralph Hicks and Sam Lee Presse Jr. face license revocation for improper management. Presley claimed he never cheated. The casino ceased operations on December 19 pending case outcome.
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The
Gaming Centrol Board
Railroad Pass
Boulder City
Souther Nevada
Gaming Commission
Ralph Hicks
Sam Lee Presse Jr
Presley
Col. Hicks
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Cape Canaveral
J. W. Trigg
Europe Weather Deaths Mount
The winter storm worsened across Europe with record lows and forecasts of colder temperatures. Authorities reported about 300 holiday deaths and warned the toll could rise toward 350.
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Europe
London
UPI
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JFK
GOP
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Landers
Anni Movies Pearl
Ralph Price
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Sundial
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Razor
Railroad Pass Club
George
Jessel
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