First Surgical Resident Hailed at Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital
Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital welcomed its first surgical resident Dr Joseph Kirch and his family. He hails from Riverton Wyoming and trained at Regis College and St Louis University with a residency at St Marys San Francisco. Also June joys in Las Vegas include Cindy Alversons family milestones and Soroptimist Girls State support with Betty Leavitt scholarship plans.
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Las Vegas
Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital
Joseph Kirch
Gabrielle
Riverton
Wyo
Kirch
Regis College
Denver
St. Louis University
St. Mary's Hospital
San Francisco
Dalia Martinez
Rancho High School
Dalia
Betty Leavitt
Las Vegas High School
Nevada Southern University
TV anchor Gus Guitfre and Liz celebrate 26th anniversary
Channel and KLAS-TV figure Gus Guitfre and wife Liz marked their twenty sixth wedding anniversary with a family party at the Mint. Daughters Donna and Toni attended along with Toni's husband Frank Beckley. Gus calls his wife his lovely bride. The D I Distinctive Apparel crew await Jean Miller's return after five broken ribs.
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Channel & Klas-Tv
Gus Guitfre
Liz
the Mint
Donna
Toni
Frank Beckley
Gus
D. I. Distinctive Apparel
Jean Miller
Jean
Comings and Goings in a Sunlit Summer Week
Carolyn Goodman plans a July vacation joining her parents Dr and Mrs Carl Goldmark in New York City aboard their cabin cruiser at Jones Falls Canada for boating fishing and relaxation. The party includes sister and brother in law the Koehlers. husband Oscar stays in Las Vegas to study for the bar exam.
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Carolyn Goodman
Carl Goldmark
New York City
Jones Falls
Canada
Carolyn
Philip Koehlers
Oscar
Las Vegas
Sunrise Hospital
John Lasco, Jr
San Francisco
Oran Grayson
Bonnie
Midwest
Darla Crothers
Western Airlines
Bill
The
Riviera
Yellowstone
Twenty Speeders Cited In Early Radar Usage
Henderson police chief George Crisler says the city’s new radar on the first day cited 20 speeders and issued several warnings. Officers expect more tickets as shifts continue. speed excess ranged from 10 to 15 mph. Local residents were mostly involved along Boulder Highway and nearby streets.
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Henderson
George Crisler
Boulder Highway
Water Street
Pacific Street
Atlantic Street
Federal Bases Found Major Water Polluters in Country
A congressional survey finds 68 federal installations mainly Defense bases dumping millions of gallons of sewage daily. The House Government Operations Committee urges annual 5 million dollars for sea water treatment plants on federal sites, citing Camp Lejeune as an example where over six million gallons were released daily before a requested 1.5 million dollar treatment plant was overruled.
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Defense Department
House Government Operations Committee
Congress
Marine Corps
Camp Lejevene
N.C
Federal panel urges annual base water pollution survey
A congressional committee urges HEW to require annual surveys of all federal bases to report anti-pollution actions. It cites 895 bases reducing pollution, but 19 million gallons of sewage and 24 million gallons of industrial wastes enter waters daily. Most offenders arise from Army Navy Air Force and Marine Corps posts. The Agriculture Dept FAA and Coast Guard blamed for others. The report cites policy conflicts between economy and pollution abatement.
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Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Robert F. Jones
D-Ala
Army
Air Force
Navy
Marine Corps
Agriculture Department
Federal Aviation Agency
Coast Guard
First official talks between Roman Catholic and Lutheran Churches
The Vatican and the Lutheran World Federation in Geneva named seven members each for a joint working group to meet soon on future dialogue. U S talks will initiate theological conversations with the American Bishops Commission for Ecumenical Affairs in Baltimore. The two-day meeting aims to outline the scope of liaison and identify central theological issues for cooperation.
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Geneva
UPT
Vatican
Lutheran World Federation
The
Federation
U. S
American Roman Catholic Bishops Commission For Ecumenical Affairs
Baltimore
World Council of Churches
Kurt Schmidt Clausen
Vatican Secretar
Lutheran and World Federation
Roman Catholic Church
Herald Rranger
University of Chicago
Divinity School
Warren Quanbeck
Lutheran Theological School
St. Paul, Minn
K. F. Skydsgaard
University of Copenhagen
Vilmos Vajta
Lutheran Institute For Ecumenical Research
Strasbourg
France
Schmidt-Clausen
Carl H. Mau
Schmidt Clausen
United States
Viet Death Toll Exceeds 1964 Total
The Defense Department lists 12 more U S servicemen dead in Vietnam this week. In the first 187 days of 1965 there have been 201 battle deaths, already surpassing the total for all of 1964. Over the previous three years hostilities produced 251 deaths.
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Washington
Defense Department
U. S
Viet Nam
Department
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Will
Eva Williams
Theodore
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Wilburn Douglas
Jana Sue Noble
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Calif
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Sahara Exec
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John T. Conner
Senate
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Conner
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Bureau of the Budget
Committee
Marine Corps Headquarters
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Cafe
London
Maine
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Evangelical Lutheran Church In
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Nevada Power Company
Nevada
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