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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1965
Page
3
The slightest improvement was reported for 6 year old Donald Juiliano who remains critically injured at Southern Nevada Hospital. He was struck by a vehicle on July 1 while walking along a roadway near his home on Koval Lane and has been near death since.
Dick Toley a 24 year old man remained in critical condition Sunday at Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital after being shot July 7 by a 15 year old boy on West Charleston Boulevard. The motive for the shooting has not been established and the juvenile suspect is in custody awaiting possible charges.
Nevada’s 86th traffic fatality occurs near Hawthorne when Lawrence George 98 dies in a single vehicle rollover after apparently dozing off. He was pronounced dead at the scene and later taken to Hawthorne Mortuary. Officer Canfield cites loss of control after sleep.
Machine tool orders fell again in May for the second month in a row but stayed at the strongest level since the Korean War, the Industry Trade Association reported.
Gerald Robinson, 51, is listed in satisfactory condition at Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital after his car struck an eight inch radar signal pole on Bonanza Road Saturday. Police say he apparently lost control driving into the pole, causing extensive damage to his vehicle and the radar installation.
Assemblies of God churches nationwide plan a Sunday drive on August 29 to raise 100000 dollars for foreign missions. Denominational leaders urge parishes to participate in the nationwide fund effort.
Four city councilmen John Myers James B Kelly C R Bud Cleland and Jack Pettiti will attend the National League of Cities convention in Detroit from July 24 to 28 Myers will serve as voting delegate and Kelly as chair of the national public relations committee first non mayor named to chair a national committee The convention features Vice President Hubert Humphrey address a banquet entertainment by Bob Hope and a theme Communities in Action.
Gerald D. Abbott, a construction worker, returned to his Wells Nevada home on Saturday to find it looted of personal items valued at 264 dollars. Police said a rear window screen was cut and entry made, with a portable TV set a type writer and a movie camera missing.
Baptized membership of The American Lutheran Church increased 1.67 percent to 2,587,204 during 1964, according to the church's annual statistical report.
A massive Utah National Guard convoy with Marine Reservists rolled through Las Vegas on a Sunday toward California. Originating from Fort Douglas Utah Saturday night, the units were escorted by Clark County sheriff's patrols to Nellis Air Force Base for refueling. Nine patrol units guided the line under Lt. Walter Butt. The group included components of the 6th Division bound for Camp Roberts and Camp Pendleton for a two week duty stint.
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