Heart Doctors Open Session At Flamingo
About 100 heart specialists attend the Phlebol ogy Society of America's Annual Convention at the Flamingo Hotel. Two day program covers arterial disease treatments, analgesic drug testing in clinics, heart surgery concepts, and related topics with speakers from PSA and major medical schools.
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Phlebology Society of America
Flamingo Hotel
Morris Altman
Maimonides Hospital
W. Amstad
Thalwil Hospital
Switzerland
Norman Sversky
Temple University
Salem Lamish
Hahnemann
Nevada Supreme Court Forces FBI Depositions in Levinson Suit
Edward Levinson, former Fremont Hotel president, sues the FBI and Central Telephone for alleged bugging of his offices. Four FBI agents including Dean Elson are ordered to testify next Tuesday, with 14 hotel executives subpoenaed for depositions Wednesday in Las Vegas.
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Las Vegas
Edward Levinson
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Central Telephone Company
Levinson
Fremont Hotel
FBI
Dean Elson
Nevada
Robert Lee
James Moreland
M. B. Parker
Nevada Supreme Court
U. S. Atty
Joseph Ward
Robber Given 5 Years
Walter Wallis May of Oil City Oregon was sentenced to five years in prison after pleading guilty to robbing the North American Finance Company of 545 dollars last November. Dist. Judge John Mendoza imposed the sentence. May and James Whitling were arrested after a foot chase and gunfire with police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Wallis May
Oil City
Ore
Dist
John Mendoza
May
James Charles Whitling
Landover Gardens
Walker To Die In April
Joseph Miles Walker, on death row at Nevada State Prison, awaits a new death date after being formally sentenced to die in the gas chamber during the week of April 1 for the 1960 killing of Paul Allison in Santa Rosa. The 1961 conviction followed a retrial after an earlier reversal by the Nevada Supreme Court.
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Carson City
UPI
Joseph Miles Walker
Nevada State Prison
Walker
Paul Allison
Santa Rosa
Calif
Allison
Nevada Supreme Court
Work Starts To Widen Sunset Road
Construction on Sunset Road between Boulder Highway and Whitney Mesa site proceeds with an $800,000 budget covering right-of-way and engineering. The four-lane, four and three quarter mile road will feature a raised median and is expected to finish in June with Sunset Road closed to through traffic.
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Sunset Road
Boulder Highway
Clark County Vocational Training School
Whitney Mesa
Highway Commission
Sheriffs Confiscate Pep Pills From Doctor Home
Detectives seized about 5000 amphetamine and barbiturate pills from the Las Vegas area home of Harry Orr Veach 3919 Cheyenne Ave a physician once licensed in California until 1958. Veach faces possession of dangerous drugs charges after Det Robert Kelly executed a 1030 p.m. search warrant finding pills in a bedroom safe.
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Harry Orr Veach
Cheyenne Ave
Veach
California
Ralph Lamb
Robert Kelly
Kelly
Federal Bureau of Narcotics
Board Frees Convicted Wife-Killer
Nathan King, convicted of killing his wife in Las Vegas in 1962, was granted freedom by the State Board of Parole Commissioners. He, age 33, will serve five years on parole after release upon completing an approved rehabilitation program.
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Carson City
UPI
Nathan King
Las Vegas
State Board of Parole Commissioners
King
Las Vegas Sun Staff and Publication Details
Las Vegas Sun lists staff including H M Greenspun editor and publisher and other editors managers and editors. Subscription rates show daily single copy ten cents and Sunday twenty cents with carrier and mail options across the United States.
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Las Vegas
SUN H. M. Greenspun
Las Vegas Sun, Inc
South
Commerce St
Nevada
Ruthe Deskin
Haney Womack
Bryn Armstrong
Vince Anselmo
Tom Diskin
Gerry Appleby
John Fry
Douglas Ritchie
William Sherwood
H. M. Greenspun
Ray Germain
Ruthe Desk
Cesena
United States
Hospital Still Hunts Injured Arizona Man
Arizona authorities seek 59 year old Norman Sandbrink who may have skull fracture after a fall in Las Vegas. He returned to Phoenix then Bullhead City and is being sought while Las Vegas doctors await re X rays to confirm injury.
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Arizona
Las Vegas
Norman Sandbrink
Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital
Sandbrink
Phoenix
Bullhead City
the Sun
Vegan 13 Dies After Car Crash in Nevada
Allane Snowden, 13, of 805 Weaver Drive, died from injuries after a Monday crash attributed to juvenile horseplay. Her brother, Lovelle Snowden, 17, drove the car that struck a parked vehicle and a house, injuring eight others. several remained in critical condition with others listed as good or fair.
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Nevada
Allane Snowden
Weaver
Miss Snowden
Lovelle Snowden
Gravel Men Ready for Convention at Las Vegas Center
Equipment valued at 10 million dollars will be showcased at the National Sand and Gravel Association convention at the Las Vegas Convention Center. Delegates from all 50 states and five foreign countries attend meetings starting Monday, with public displays in the Rotunda and exhibit halls through Thursday. Free admission badges available in the Rotunda area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephanie Stone
Las Vegas Convention Center
National Sand and Gravel Association
National Ready-Mix Concrete Association
National Crushed Stone Association
Convention Center
Unemployment Debate Over Clark County Welfare Figures
Catholic welfare officials accuse Clark County of a looming crisis as six percent unemployment masks a growing number of underemployed and new poor. Nevada’s Employment Service head dismisses the crisis while backing a Labor Department survey to measure true joblessness and tailor training and placement programs.
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Jerry Dondero
Dondero
Nevada
Labor Department
Nevada Employment Service
Bill Carlos
Welfare Agency
Nevada Southern University
Catholic Welfare
Clark County
Las Vegas
Catholic Welfare Agency
Afl-Cio
Tom White
School of Business
NSU
U. S. Department of Labor
Routine Stop Nets 3 Arrests
Police halted a vehicle late Wednesday night and found about $400 in coins, burglary tools, marijuana, and a 38 caliber pistol. Three people were charged including James Clay Baker on parole from Washington State Prison and James and Mary Arpke. Arpke faced a DUI count and all were jailed for being drunk in a vehicle.
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James Clay Baker
Washington State Prison
James and
Mary Arpke
S. 1St Street
Arpke
Baker
Frank Kim
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America
L.V. Blvd
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Teleflora
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Bethel Baptist Church
Ann M. Tullis
Palm Chapel
Palm Mausoleum
Ricardo Salis
Atco, New Jersey
Josephine Soule
St. Frances de Salles
Palm Memorial Park
Harry H. Mackler
Intermont
Queens
New York
Robert Garrett
the Dalles, Oregon
Palm Lotian & Cemetery
First Baptist Church
N.L.V
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Bavaria
E. Lake Mead Blvd
Frau Wenzel
Army
Air Force
Japan
Mike Friedman
Kingdom of God
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Radiological Health Lab
Maryland Parkway
Paul Mercer
Mercer
Archaeo Nevada Society
Mary Kozlowski
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