Grand Jury Probes East Side Riots In Cleveland
A Cleveland judge ordered a special grand jury session to investigate seven nights of riots on the East Side. National Guardsmen remain on riot duty, with possible reductions if quiet continues, as city officials fear renewed violence.
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Cleveland
UPI
Grand Jury
East Side
National
Common Pleas Court
Thomas J. Parrino
Louis B. Seltzer
Cleveland Press
Parring
Ralph Locher
Hough
Ohio
Erwin Hostetler
State National Guard
Hostetler
Plasterers Seek Work After Block-Insruption
Local plastering service faces sudden work drop after a block-insvictes incident. customers urged to contact PLAX TEX PLASTERS for repairs and restoration services.
Marrying Sam Hassle minister seeks court relief
Nevada minister Robert I. Truesdell asked the District Court to dissolve a restraining order and dismiss the county’s show cause motion. He claims the Second Judicial District Court in Washoe County ruled NRS 122,070 unconstitutional and says he performed about 60 illegal marriages since July 1, mainly over the Fourth of July weekend.
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Robert I. Truesdell
Nevada
Truesdell
Clark County
Bill Galloway
Washoe County
Earl Hill
Reno
Galloway
Washoe
Minnie Orcutt
San Francisco Family Sues State Over 1964 Death
Thelma O Keefe and her three children sue the State of Nevada and Patrolman Roger Willard for 500000 in a wrongful death case arising from the July 23 1964 crash on Paradise Road near Naples Drive that killed William O Keefe a San Francisco bartender. The State Board of Examiners denied damages last year. The plaintiff resides in San Francisco.
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San Francisco
Nevada
William O'Keefe
Thelma O'Keefe
Judith
Michael
Dennis
Roger Willard
Sa Ea
Paradise Road
Naples Drive
Willard
State Board of Examiners
O'Keefe
False Arrest Action Filed By Former Boulder City Official
William Marvin Bearden a former Boulder City official filed a 368000 false arrest suit against Boulder City Henderson and police officers alleging loss of his job after a July 23 1965 arrest for alleged failure to register as a felon. He was arraigned July 27 1965 and a dismissal motion granted.
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William Marvin Bearden
Boulder City
Henderson
Bearden
Oscar B. Goodman
Horace E. Smith Jr
Boulder
Robert Garn
Nick Garn
Ferris M. Doolittle
Poisoning help lines for hospitals nationwide
U S hospitals and health authorities offer quick telephone information through centers across the United States for cases where a dangerous substance is swallowed.
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Washington
U.S
United States
Jury Hears Speck Case Evidence
In Chicago State's Attorney Daniel P. Ward presented witnesses to a grand jury seeking murder indictments against Richard Speck for the eight nurse killings. The lone survivor Corazon Amarao was kept in reserve as prosecutors planned a concise presentation to obtain indictments and move toward trial.
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Chicago
UPI
Daniel P. Ward
Richard Speck
Andrew J. Toman
Corazon Amarao
Grand Jury
Criminal Courts
First Asst
John J. Stamos
McNamara Presses NATO Burden Shift Amid Plans for Big Defense Spend
Defense Secretary McNamara warns the United States carries too large a share of Europe’s defense while fighting the Vietnam War. He urges NATO allies to assume more burden as ministers approve a roughly 400 billion dollar five year defense program. Healey signals possible cuts to Britain’s Rhine army due to a foreign exchange crisis.
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Paris
UPI
Robert S. McNamara
United States
Europe
McNamara
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Germany
America
NATO
Denis Healey
United Kingdom
Rhine
Wilson Scores Victory On Steel Takeover Bill
London. The Labor government won the second reading of the 1.34 billion steel nationalization bill by 328 to 247 in the House of Commons. The government now proceeds to committee stage amid warnings from Conservatives that the plan is risky and irresponsible.
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Wilson
Steel
London
UPS
Britain
House of Commons
Labor
Harold Wilson
Labor Party
Anthony Barber
Suit Filed Against Dunes Hotel Group Over Promissory Note
Jason Tarsey, a minority stockholder, sues Dunes Hotel Inc and related entities for 142,991 plus 50,000 in punitive damages. He alleges a 6.44 percent interest in the property and a note due Oct 31, 1964. He seeks 107,230 judgment, 35,741.66 attorneys fees, an equitable vendor's lien, and personal liability for officers and directors.
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Old Dunes Hotel Corporation
Alfred Gottesman
Milton M
Robert S. Gettinger
Milton Gettinger
Western Realty
Dunes Hotel, Inc
Tarsey
Robert Alan
Beverly Hills
Francis Pat Finnegan
Las Vegas
Fire damages vacant four bedroom home on San Vicente
A large unoccupied four bedroom house at 2631 San Vicente was hit by fire Sunday. The blaze destroyed a bedroom and part of the roof and caused extensive smoke and heat damage. Investigators said the cause is under investigation. windows and doors were broken and open. the home was unfurnished and believed owned by First Western Savings and Loan Association.
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San Vincente
First Western Savings and Loan Association
Escapee James Ransen Flees While Receiving Treatment
Area lawmen hunted a county jail inmate who escaped Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital after an apparent suicide attempt Sunday night. James Ransen, 28, of Los Angeles, jailed on first degree burglary charges, cut his right forearm with a razor and used a wooden spoon to deepen the wound, a sheriff's spokesman said.
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Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital
James Ransen
Los Angeles
Ransen
Las Vegas Man Sues Reno Arizona Firms for 690000
A 690,170 personal injury suit was filed in District Court by William P. Hill a former Clark County School District inspector. He claims a 20 ton canopy shoring fell on him March 1 1966 at a Phoenix Arizona service station project while he worked at a school site. He seeks damages for wages permanent disability medical bills pain and suffering and loss of marital relations and recreation for life.
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Reno
Arizona
Clark County
William P. Hill
Alfred Brown Co
Haskell-Thomas Sales Co
Phoenix
Ariz
Where I Stand (Continued From Page)
In a political skirmish and sports buzz, Al Bolan and Hugh Beach plan ABC-TV coverage for the Torres Cotton championship at the Convention Center. JP candidate Mike Wendel touts his name omission and persistence. Las Vegas jokes about a Dial-a-Pick gadget and a torn Riviera lobby.
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al Bolan
Hugh Beach
Abc-Tv
Convention Center
Jose Torres
Eddie Cotton
Ella Promises Hurricane Formation In Subtropical Storm
Miami dispatch reports a cluster of disturbances with one potential hurricane and a tropical storm named Ella developing in the subtropics. Forecasters warn Ella is poorly organized but likely to intensify, while Dorothy remains distant in the middle Atlantic Ocean.
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Miami
Dorothy
Middle Atlantic Ocean
Ella
Sheriff Department Praised for Prompt Courteous Service
A reader commends the sheriff's department noting prompt and courteous service, with special mention of Lt. Barton Jacka and rating the staff as tops in the book.
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Sheriff's Department
Barton Jacka
Basebal l fan quip from Ruthe D and Frank Belding
Baseball fan Frank Belding quips about trying again with a pun on advancing bases. Ruthe D notes the playful line, reflecting a lighthearted sports moment at a local event.
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Frank Belding
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