Education asA Pillar of Society and the Fifth Careet School Property
An editorial argues that free education is society’s most stable institution and calls for full exploration of the Fifth Careet School property before criticism. It notes the federal offer of 700000 for the site, contrasts with a hoped 1250000, and cautions that budgeted land value may be limited. The piece urges informed decisions amid misinformation.
Drive to Abolish Death Penalty Gains Support
Nevada Council of Churches backs ending capital punishment for capital crimes. The group adopted a resolution at its legislative seminar urging abolition, following earlier recommendations from former Atty. Gen. Charles Springer and a second resolution pushing amendments to the 1961 law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carson City
Nevada
Nevada Council of Churches
Atty
Charles Springer
Joseph Pritchard
Falion
Mummified body found in desert near Strip
The mummified body of 38 year old casino shill and busboy Jack Eugene Burks was found in desert dumping grounds near the Strip. Sheriff Ralph Lamb’s office investigated possible foul play as detectives evaluate how long the body lay exposed and the cause of death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCarran Field
Sheriff's
Harry Clark
Sandy Harris
Dick Mahionce
Jack Barbour
Lee McCullogh
William O'Reilly
Ken Jones
Ralph Lamb
Jack Eugene Burks
Chester Rosing
Aloha
Burks
Flood Flooding Closes Reno Highways and Bridges
The Truckee River overflowed its banks as 1.61 inches of rain drenched Reno. Debris filled floodwaters shut roads and ditches broke, with officials warning river could flood further by midnight and 24 to 36 hours of continued rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno
Weather Bureau
Claude Dukes
Truckee
Wingfield Park
Arlington Avenue
Denial of New Soviet Weapons Buildup in Cuba
The Defense Department acknowledged two large Soviet ships reached Cuban ports in the last week but said no offensive weapons were found. Senator Keating cited evidence that Soviet medium range missile sites remain in Cuba, noting dismantling photos and past removal of missiles from sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department
Cuban
Keating
Senate
Cuba
Nikita Khrushchev
Defense Department
One Way To Dispose of a Sasabonsam
A Las Vegas Sun Classified notice suggests disposing of a sasabonsam by sale in Las Vegas. The creature is described as a hideous monster with Droodshot eyes long hair and spiked feet. Contact number 385-3111 for sale details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
Las Vegas Sun
Dial
Kennedy Nominates FDR Jr for Commerce Post
President Kennedy named Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr. to be undersecretary of commerce, the No. 2 post, with confirmation by the Senate. Roosevelt, 48, campaigned for Kennedy in 1960 and would succeed Edward Gudeman who resigned the $21,000 yearly post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
White House
Pierre Salinger
Roosevelt
Luther H. Hodges
Hodges
Edward Gudeman
Senate
Psycho Twist In De Kaplany Trial
In San Jose, Dr Geza de Kaplany’s alter ego Pierre La Roche is identified as the man who killed his bride Hanna, 25, by nitric acid last Aug 28. Psychiatrist Dr A Russell Lee testified that La Roche controlled de Kaplany’s life, admitting the act and that he had posed as a French journalist to others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jose, Calif
UPI
Pierre la Roche
Geza de Kaplany
A. Russell Lee
Palo Alto Clinic
de Kaplany
la Roche
Hanna
Lee
Freedom
San Francisco
Weather Update With Mild Rain and Winds
Light rain today with southerly winds 20 to 30 mph. High around 65 and low near 55. Yesterday’s high 67 and low 55. Noon humidity near 50 percent. Suprise 6 41 sunset 5 07.
Realistic Land View Aims to Fix Nevada Counties Woes
Cyril O. Bastian proposes a crash program for Clark and Washoe counties to use realistic unimproved land assessments. He told Nevada Assembly committees that valuing land properly could lift fiscal strain, boost local school bond capacity, and ease school finance issues. The plan urges immediate action by the Nevada Tax Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carson City
Clark
Washoe
Cyril O. Bastian
D-Lincoln
Nevada
Bastian
Nevada Tax Commission
Death Car Driver Tells Of Only Alternatives
The driver of a late model car near the California Nevada line says he could not avoid two men who rushed into the road after their car became stuck, killing both. CHP officers investigated the crash and identified the victims and circumstances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California-Nevada Line
California Highway Patrol
Tag
Saxman Pleads Innocence In Dope Case
Jazz saxophonist Charlie Ventura, 44, pleaded innocent to narcotics possession charges and was ordered to stand trial April 15. Ventura, arrested December 19, 1959, by sheriff's detectives who found marijuana in his home and car, is free on $2,500 bond and opens tonight in New York City with the Gene Krupa band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Ventura
Ventura
Dist
David Zenoff
New York City
Gene Krupa
Also Mentioned on This Page
By Hank Greenspun
Uncle Sam
Newee
Bryn Armstrong
SUN
Special Legislative Bureau
Houlder City
Eusaea
Russia
Les Vegas Sun
Fdr
Commerce Post
Pierre
H. K. Owen
George Swink
Swink
A. G. Brain
SUN Legislative Bureau
Saxman
Diamond Lil
Gerry Gerardo
Rusty Isabell
Johnny Paul