Dancer Twists Way to Vegas
Lewis Larrymore Walker a 53 year old former dance instructor from Lubbock Texas began dancing toward Las Vegas from the west coast as part of a self described coast to coast trek begun in 1980 He aims to reach the east coast while betting on his progress and notes slow pace due to desert and mountain terrain He uses a transistor radio for music and forecasts reaching Las Vegas within a day or two despite earlier slow progress
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Las Vegas
Lewis Larrymore Walker
Lubbock
Tex
Walker
Here
Pacific Ocean
Mojave Desert
Larrymore
Nevada Case Notices Dissolve Marriage in Clark County
In the Eighth Judicial District Court Clark County Nevada case No 118460 FEBA VIGEAN ANDERSON vs JAMES BRANTIJERSON JR a summons orders the defendant to answer the complaint within 20 days served by plaintiff's attorneys Babcock Sutton 300 Fremont Street Las Vegas. If ignored judgment by default will be granted. The action seeks to dissolve the bonds of matrimony. Clerk Helen Scott Reed issued the order with deputy Judith Leavitt. Dates July 20 1942 July 25 Aug 16 22 1082 FIGHT CANCER AND A CHECKUP.
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Eighth Judicial District Court
State of Nevada
County of
Clark
Feba Vigean Anderson
Pisintiff
James Brantijerson, JR
Babcock & Sutton
Fremont Street
Las Vegas
Nevada
Helen Scott Reed
Judith Leavitt
Tate
Visitor Hurt In Collision Near Crestwood
A visiting housewife from Arizona was injured when her car was rear rested while stopped to ask directions from a postman. Francis Jane Shoe maker 28 Yuma head injuries treated at Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital. Frieda S Steinberg 32 1712 Griffith St cited for following too close. Accident in 1400 block Crestwood per Officer John McIntyre. Attendants said she was not in serious condition.
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Arizona
John McIntyre
Francis Jane Shoemaker
Yuma
Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital
Frieda S. Steinberg
Griffith St
Steinberg
McIntyre
Crestwood
Southern Nevada
Labor Backs Kennedy Trade Bill with Labor Protections
Organized labor and business spokesmen endorsed President Kennedy's liberalized trade program in Senate hearings. AFL-CIO President Meany said support hinges on keeping financial aid for workers and businesses hurt by imports, though Byrd favors no aid. Gilberts calls for an expansive policy to boost competitiveness in world markets during the trade debate.
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Washington
UPT
Kennedy
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Senate Finance Committee
America
Congress
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Carl J. Gilbert
The
Gilette Co
Committee
Gilbert
Senate
House
Teenagers protest city curfew and enforcement action
The article details teenagers picketing Nathan Pozil’s establishment Pappy's citing a rigid curfew ordinance enforcement by NSW authorities. Activist Roger Herman, 18, reports police warnings after jacket wear and vows to seek legal counsel as the demonstration lasts until 9 30 p m with curfew at 10.
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Nathan Pozil
Nsw
Pappy
Roger Herman
Continental tests three service concept on selected routes
Continental said it will test three service concepts across markets from high density Chicago to Denver and Los Angeles and a daily round trip between Kansas City and Los Angeles. The plan aims to gauge effectiveness on routes with varying traffic and competition while continuing its deluxe first class service at current fares.
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Chicago
Denver
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Continental
Awards Go To Dogs This Year
A 165 pound St Bernard named Beggar from Sacramento California was named 1962 National dog Hero of Heroes after leaping into the swollen American River to rescue his master Bobby Mitchell who had fallen from the bank. The boy is the son of Mr and Mrs Robert D Mitchell.
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Chicago
UPI
Sacramento
Calif
Bobby Mitchell
Robert D. Mitchel
Mysterious Mr X Surrenders After NYC Theft Probe
Alan Pomeranz identified as central figure in the June 12 theft of negotiable stocks from Bache and Company vaults. He surrendered with attorney Alan Pines and is charged with receiving stolen articles. Morgenthau and Hogan say Pomeranz led the scheme. Twelve others arrested. Edward Schoenberger, 27, linked to moving securities across state lines.
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Frank Hogan
Manhattan
Pomeranz
Bache and Company
U.S
Robert Morgenthau
Morgenthau
Edward Schoenberger
Schoenberger
Eisenhower arrives in Copenhagen for four day visit
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower arrived by train from Paris for a four day visit. In Oakland California Richard L. Grodin a former president of the Oakland Board of Education was arrested on three counts of bribery after an indictment alleging he offered to fix a vote on a rezoning measure before the Oakland City Council.
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Copenhagen
Dwight PD
Eisenhower
Paris
Oakland
Calif
Richard L. Grodin
Oakland Board of Education
Grodin
Oakland City Counc
Justice Department asked to pursue Estes perjury charges
A Washington agriculture official said the Justice Department has been asked to consider bringing perjury charges against Texas farm financier Billie Sol Estes, who is already indicted for fraud.
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WASHINGTON \n
Agriculture Department
Justice Department
Texas
Billie Sol Estes
Albany hymn demonstrators renew anti segregation protests
About 300 hymn singing demonstrators marched on Albany city hall in a renewed anti segregation protest watched by roughly 1,500 Black supporters. Police arrested 41 demonstrators and then charged into the crowd as rocks and bottles were thrown. one state trooper was struck. The crowd dispersed after police orders.
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Albany
Weather Delays U S High Altitude Nuclear Test
Honolulu reports the United States postponed the rocket-borne test over the Johnston Island area for four hours due to unfavorable weather. A new attempt is set for 10 p.m. HST tomorrow (4 a.m. POT).
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Honolulu
UPL
United States
Johnston Island
Joint Task Forces
Telstar broadcasts mark first separate US network use
Major networks used the Telstar satellite to air live European reports to American viewers for the first time. ABC led with Europe relay, CBS aired an interview with French Foreign Minister Maurice Couve de Murville, and NBC joined with cooperative partners to show Soviet leader Andrei Gromyko from Geneva.
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New York
UPI
Telstar
Europe
American Broadcasting Company
Columbia Broadcasting System
National Broadcasting Company
ABC
United Press Movietone Television
America
CBS
Maurice Couve de Murville
Soviet Union
Andrei Gromyko
Geneva
Izvestia
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Federal Judge Grants Stay in Racial Trouble
UPI Albany ruling halts a temporary restraining order against racial demonstrations. Judge Elbert Tuttle stayed Elliott’s injunction, after argument by integration leaders including Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. The hearing warned of possible violence if the order is loosened, while King vowed peaceful protests and continued appeals.
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Atlanta
UPI
Albany
U. S
Elbert Tuttle
Martin Luther King, Jr
Tuttle
Columbus
U. S. District Court
Robert Elliott
Elliott
Asa Kelley
South Georgia
Ku Klux Klan
King
Kelley
City of
Navy Patrol Plane Crash Kills Six
A Navy P2V patrol plane crashed during a practice landing at Glynn County Naval Air Station near Brunswick Georgia, killing all six crew aboard. The amphibious twin engine craft went into a swamp three miles off the end of the runway after a second approach. Jacksonville Naval Air Station identified the victims as Lt. Philip R. McHugh, Lt. James A. Broughton, Ronald W. Anderson, James V. Cawthon, and Harry C. Willis.
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Philip R. McHugh
James A. Broughton
Ronald W. Anderson
Aviation Electronic
James V. Cawthon
Harry C. Willis
Jacksonville
Notice to Bid Concrete Sidewalk Paving Las Vegas High School
Clark County School District invites bids for concrete sidewalk paving at Las Vegas High School Las Vegas Nevada bids due August 9 1962 8 00 p m Plans and specs available George E Harris Administrative Assistant bond requirements 10 0 00 Labor and material bond 50 0 00 faithful performance 100 0 00 liquidated damages 75 0 00 per day completion deadline September 2 1962 Board may reject or waive irregularities
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Clark County
Las Vegas
Nevada
South Fourth Street
Las Vegas High School
City of Las Vegas
Aida
George E. Harris
Board of Trustees
Pistria
Ami
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D.a.’S
Alan Pines
District Attorney's Office
Hogan's
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