Nuclear Test Protestors Jailed in San Francisco
Three men Harold Stallings Evan D Yoes and Edward Lazar were sentenced to 30 days in jail for defying a temporary restraining order and entering the Pacific test zone vicinity nine miles from the Golden Gate. A preliminary injunction blocks the Everyman I and Everyman II planned sailings from Honolulu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
UPI
U.S
William T. Sweigert
Pacific
Coast Guard
Golden Gate
Sweigert
Committee For Non-Violent Action
Cecil Poole
Honolulu
Harold Stallings
Menlo Park
Calif
Evan D. Yoes
Berkeley
Edward Lazar
New York
C. George Benelio
Hawaii
Benello
Las Vegas Sun Masthead and Staff Listing
The item lists the Las Vegas Sun newspaper staff and offices including editor and publisher H M Greenspun and various executives and departments. It notes the Las Vegas Sun’s publication base at 900 South Main Street Las Vegas Nevada and credentials with press associations and audit bodies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Las Vegas Sun, Inc
E900
Main Street
Las Vegas Nevada
Las Vegas
Nevada
Act of Congress
National Advertising
Alien Klapp Co
Chicago
Detroit
New York
San Francisco
United Press International
Nevada State Press Association
American Newspaper Publisher's Association
California Newspaper Publishers Association
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Philadelph ia Orchestra Tickets Still on Hand
Tickets for the Philadelphia Orchestra concert at the Convention Center tonight remain available only at the box office. Beginning at 9 this morning all remaining symphony tickets conducted by Eugene Ormandy will be sold on a first come, first served basis. Box office number is REgent 5 6555.
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Philadelphia Orchestra
Convention Center
Eugene Ormandy
Regent
Doctor sought in Cuba linked to gruesome New York case
Police pursued Dr Harvey N Lothringer 41 in an interstate to Cuba search after parts of Barbara Soframento 19 were found in a Long Island sewer. The doctor, once a wartime Army medic and obstetrician, was accused of unlawful flight to avoid prosecution and was tied to an abortion ring and a missing coed.
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Harvey N. Lothringer
Long Island
Barbara Soframento
New Rochelle
N.Y
Lothringer
Montreal
Que
Mexico City
Theresa Carillo
Salvatore Abruzzo
FBI
Queens
Frank Oconnor
City to Take Parking Bids for Downtown Lots
City Manager W L Fletcher announced Las Vegas will advertise bids to sublease two downtown parking lots. The commission approved leasing the Third and Ogden corner lot and Fletcher expected formal approval to lease the Fourth and Ogden corner lot later. The city runs the Fourth and Ogden lot at a loss and seeks to relieve burden through subleasing.
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Las Vegas
W. L. Fletcher
City Commission
Third
Ogden
Fletcher
Fourth and
Fourth
Crackdown on resorting to hotels for illicit sex proposals
Lamb announces a department crackdown after a new amendment. workers with permits for bars, hotels, taxis, and cocktail service face possible permanent revocation after two suspensions. No conviction required for acts cited. appeals go to the Clark County Liquor and Gaming Control Board for hearings on alleged offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamb
Clark County Liquor and Gaming Control Board
Salk Institute Project Heads to San Diego Campaign
The article honors Dr. Jonas Salk and describes a planned center in San Diego named The Salk Institute for Biological Studies. A fundraising campaign nationwide will support construction aided by a Nevada group leading the local effort. Salk declined royalties, pledging funds to further research and the institute’s future work.
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Dr. Salk
Doctor Salk
Jonas Salk
Salk
San Diego
Calif
Institute For Biological Studies
Salk Institute For Biological Studies
Nevada
Searchlight Family Escapes Death in Crash
A tractor trailer rammed into and demolished a Searchlight house after brakes failed at 11:45 am. Driver Joe Nettles of Earl Park Indiana was cited for faulty brakes and fined 25 dollars. Harold Peterson of the highway patrol noted no occupants were home at the time.
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Harold Peterson
Highway Patrol
Joe Netties
Earl Park
Ind
Elvis Thompson
Sgt. Peterson
Nettles
Searchlight Justice Court
Peterson
Ruggles Denies Police Brutality Claims
Former Las Vegas Police Sgt. Jack Ruggles denied he was ousted for alleged brutality linked to the arrest of 22 year old Harry P. Ruggeroli. He said he finished his shift during Ruggeroli’s arrest and had no connection to the incident. Ruggeroli filed suit against the city and three officers involved in his booking.
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Sweigert
Lazar
High Seas
Stallings
Everyman I
Las Vegas
Jack Ruggles
Harry P. Ruggeroli
Ruggles
Ruggeroli
Appointment Expected for Foley Attorney General Post
Gov. Grant Sawyer must appoint Foley’s attorney general position later this month. The post is anticipated to be given to John Porter, his chief deputy formerly of Las Vegas.
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Torney
John Porter
Las Vegas
Grant Sawyer
Florida Plane Crash Kills Four on Flight from Montgomery
A Winn Dixie twin engine plane and a Moody Air Force T-33 trainer collided in flight yester day near Tallahassee. All four aboard the civilian plane died, including Hoyt Colson and his wife Evelyn Colson. Victims identified also include Colson’s wife and her mother Mrs. Mattie Ginn. The two jet crew members, Capt Thomas C. Martin and Edwin Q. Rainey, survived with minor injuries after bailing out.
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Tallahassee, Fila
UPI
Winn Dixie Grocery Chain
Air Force
Hoyt Colson
Herschel Miller
Colson
Evelyn
Mattie T. Ginn
Tre Colsons
Miller
Montgomery
Thomas C. Martin
Boston
Edwin Q. Rainey
Atlanta
Winn Dixie
Jacksonville
Fla
T.W. Davis
Moody Air Force Base
Valdosta
Martin
Rainey
Laborer Kills Cousin and Child Then Self in NS Shooting
A 30 year old laborer shot and killed his four year old cousin and his aunt before killing himself with a shotgun in Slays 2 Self BRICKON NS. Police said the victims were a cousin and her son aged four. The aunt was seriously injured.
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Brickon, NS
UPI
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Claremont Calif
H. M. Greenspun
Ray Omrmann
Norman White
Barbara Greenspun
H. M. Greenspiun
Ruthe Deskin
Joe McClain
Henry Deiahunt
Tamara Andreeva
Boone
C. D. James
Bob Bflz
Norvell Wood
Dee Coakley
Sundar
Lorenzo
Larry
Scampi
E. Charleston
Dudley
Wayne Kinnie
Charleston
the Baker's Dozen
Doc
Cuba
United States
State Department
Canada
Mexico
Army Medical Corps
Princeton
District Attorney's Office
Denis
Rogers al de Paulis
Sylvia and
Guido
Chowease
Tropicana
Searchlight
Frontier Fidelity
Daily Award
Florence M. Jones
Houston Drive
Beryl Austin
North 12Th Street
John Stothis
South Sixth Street
Sunbeam
Percy Stokes
Phyllis Street
Ellis S. Johnson
Daly Spegell
South 13Th Street
Andy Berkabile
Lewis Ave
Joseph N. Mager
Shatz, N.L.Y
C. W. McKeon
F.M.S
Nellis Afb
Charles Owen
Vic Olivero
Charleston Boulevard
Florida
Rho's
WHO — Moving & Storage
N. Main
Bonanza
Famous New & Children
Foster’ S Shoes
N. 3Rd St
Lincoln
P.O
Nev
Trudy
Jewelers
Fremont
Broad Acres Subdivision
Sandhill Rd
Desert Inn Rd
Wanted
E. Jory Co
Las Vegas Blvd
Barstow
1St St. Barstow
Furn
Sahara
Santa Paula
Jeanie
Blue Bell
Vegas
Eanie
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