Red Cross Chooses Twin Echo Resort for Aquatic School
Twin Echo Resort on Twin Lakes in northern Idaho is selected by the American National Red Cross as one of two Pacific Coast sites for its National Aquatic Schools this summer. The 10 day program runs June 20 to 30 with about 60 students trained in swimming life saving first aid and small craft safety. Max L. Mason directs the Twin Echo school with a staff of expert Red Cross teachers and about 3000 trainees nationwide each year.
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Twin Echo Resort
Twin Lakes
Idaho
American National Red Cross
Camp Tulequoia
Miramonte
California
Aquarc
Red Cross
Twin Echo
Washington
Oregon
Montana
Utah
Max L. Mason
Twin Echo National Aquatic School
Twin Echo Aquatic School
Glenn and
Gordon Shern
Obituary for Vin cent Marino Two Days Old
Funeral services for Vin cent Patrick Marino, two days old, are set for tomorrow at 1 p.m. in the Court of Innocence Palm Mausoleum with Fr Toomey officiating. He died Friday at Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital. He is survived by his parents Mario R. V. Marino and three brothers Dino David and Raymond. Church Msgr Moran will officiate. Born in La Salle Mil he died June 8 at Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital. Parents Walter Mercer a brother Thomas Mercer and a sister Mrs James Bilbrae also mentioned.
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Vincent Patrick Marino
Court of Innocence
Palm Mausoleum
Fr. Toomey
Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital
Mario R. V. Marino
Dino
David
Raymond
Msgr
Peter &.Moran
la Salle Mil
Walter Mercer
Thomas Mercer
James Bilbrae
William Hallier 78 Funeral Set At Palm Chapel
Funeral services for William Hallier 78 will be held tomorrow at 10 a.m. at Palm Chapel with Rev. Thomas Daly officiating. The body will be shipped to San Bernardino for cremation after the service. Hallier died June 7 at Elten Medical Center. Born in Kansas City Kansas he lived here 20 years. He is survived by his wife Bobbie Hallier and a daughter Laura Mitchell.
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William Hallier
Palm Chapel
Thomas Daly
San Bernardino
Hallier
Elten Medical Center
Kansas City
Kan
Bobbie Hallier
Laura Mitchell
Funeral services for Ches ter Munroe announced
Funeral services for Ches ter Munroe aged 73 are set for 11 30 am tomorrow in Palm Chapel with burial at Woodlawn Cemetery. He died June 7 at his home and had lived here since 1942 born in Lexington Massachusetts. Survived by Mrs Mary Ann Munroe three sons Marshall Alonzo and Lawrence Munroe of California a daughter Betty Allen of Canoga Park and sister Ina Davis.
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Chester Munroe
Palm Chapel
Woodlawn
Munroe
Lexington
Mass
Mary Ann Munroe
Marshall Munroe
Alonzo Munroe
Fontana
Calif
Lawrence Munroe
Riverside
Betty Allen
Canoga Park
Ina Davis
Rosary and Mass Scheduled for Danny Mercer
A rosary for 14 year old Danny Mercer will be recited at 7 30 p.m. tomorrow at Palm Chapel. A high mass will be sung at 10 a.m. Tuesday at St Bridget s.
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Danny Mercer
Palm Chapel
St. Bridget's
Funeral services set for Mrs Katherine B McCool
Funeral services for Mrs. Katherine B. McCool 67 will be held next week at the Catholic Church in Tonopah. She died June 7 in Boulder City and was born in Grand Rapids Michigan. Survived by daughters Mrs Dorothy Mc Cullough Boulder City and Lorraine McCool Sparks and a sister Mrs Frances Botkin Fresno California.
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Katherine B. McCool
Tonopah
McCool
Boulder City
Grand Rapids
Mich
Dorothy McCullough
Lorraine McCool
Sparks
Frances Botkin
Fresno
Calif
Rosary and funeral for Harold G. McChesnie
Harold G. McChesnie 57 died June 9 at Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital. Rosary at 7 30 p m tomorrow at Bunker Brothers Chapel followed by a funeral mass at 10 a m Tuesday at St Joan of Arc Church officiated by Msgr James B Empey. Born in Canon City Colorado he lived here 15 years. Survived by wife Amelia two sisters Mrs Gladys Utter and Mrs Evelyn Suvada both of Denver.
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Harold George McChesnie
Bunker Brothers
Legion Dance at Las Vegas Post No. Eight
The American Legion Las Vegas Post No Eight will host a dance for members and friends on Saturday June 16 at the Legion Club House 733 N Second St. The event features Hal Miller and his orchestra with dancing at 8 30 p m The donation is 1 dollar.
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The
American Legion, Las
Nevada trades settle pay raise for cement finishers
Cement finishers in Reno accepted a 30 cent hourly raise over two years in a new contract. Electricians bricklayers and plaster carriers had similar deals earlier. carpenters and roofers remain on strike while retail clerks picketed Safeway. A federal mediator arrives Tuesday to help resolve the construction trade dispute.
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Reno
UPI
Nevada
Safeway
Stan Jones
Northern Nevada Building Trades Council
Jones
Streeter Launches Nevada Senate Campaign in Primary Race
Attorney Jack Streeter declares his campaign for the Democratic senatorial nomination in Nevada. He criticizes the Kennedy administration’s views and promises a “good American platform” that is neither Republican nor Democrat. He will oppose Alan Bible in the primary after a southern Nevada door to door campaign and returns.
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Reno
UPI
Jack Streeter
Nevada
Streeter
Alan Bible
Ranch land sale near Tonopah changes hands
A million and a quarter acres east of Tonopah sold for over $500000 to buyers Wendell Phillips of Honolulu, William B. Terry of Orinda California, and D. K. Pischel of San Rafael. They plan to run more than 5000 Hereford cattle on the property purchased from John J. Casey of Reno.
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San Francisco
UPI
Tonopah
Wendell Phillips
Honolulu
William B. Terry
Orinda
Calif
D. K. Pischel
San Rafael
John J. Casey
Reno
Sparks to Consider Sewer Fee Hike for Joint Reno Plant
Sparks city council will hold first reading on raising sewer use fees from 1.50 to 3.50 dollars monthly. Revenue funds construction of a new joint sewer treatment plant with Reno.
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Sparks
UPI
Reno
Labor Dept to Open Lovelock Employment Office
Senator Alan Bible announced that the U.S. Labor Department will establish an employment service office in Lovelock. The office is planned to operate on a half time basis during fiscal 1963, according to Bible.
Vegas Auto Repossessor Jailed by City Police
A Las Vegas resident arrested by city police faces charges related to fraudulent repossession schemes. The suspect allegedly used the alias Rod Nelstin Sr to impersonate a banking representative for the American National Banking Corporation doing business as the Bank of Silver Springs. The alleged actions included attempting to seize chair-related property through false pretenses and impersonation of another person to obtain money.
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Vegas
Teking
Wer
Delongine
Garden Pi
Rod Nelstin
American Netionk Banking Corporation
Bank of Silver Springs
Ehair Thur
BBB Plans Big Meeting On Wednesday
The Better Business Bureau of Southern Nevada Inc directors meet Wednesday at 4 p.m. in the Pioneer Title Insurance Co conference room. Frank H. Rogers says an operational report will be presented covering the past year. Eleven applications for bureau membership will be considered.
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Better Business Bureau of Southern Nevada, Inc
Pioneer Title Insurance Co
Nevada
Frank H. Rogers
Sheriff Handles Two Reported Rapes in County
Two rapes reported within an hour in Clark County were investigated and ruled unfounded. The first came from North Las Vegas with a returning housewife as informant, the second from Las Vegas with the accuser identified as a prostitute. Both alleged incidents were deemed outside case status.
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Clark County
Las Vegas
Study Causes Of TV Tower Collapse In Effingham
Authorities probe the 540 foot TV tower collapse in Effingham. Sheriff Herald Croft said two guy wires were cut by bolt cutters, causing the tower to topple despite a 175 mph wind rating.
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Effingham
UPI
Herald Croft
Errant Truck Rams Mouse In Searchlight
Joe Netties of Earl Park Indiana emerged from a cafe to his tractor trailer and found the truck missing. Patrolman Curtin located the produce-laden vehicle down a 345 foot hill after it had wrecked into a house with no injuries. Netties was fined twenty five dollars for faulty brakes.
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Joe Netties
Earl Park
Ind
Tom Curtin
Netties
Nettles
Youth Held In Vegas On Multiple Charges
An 18 year old from Massachusetts was held by Las Vegas police after arresting him in the alley behind 1002 Second. He faces charges of flight from Massachusetts burglary disorderly conduct and other investigations. A second man, 33 year old Richard Prostack, is jailed on fugitive charges and awaits extradition to San Bernardino with bail over 5000 dollars.
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Massachusetts
Las Vegas
William Thomas Falcone
Richard Charles Prostack
San Bernardino
Prostack
New Bus Route Moves to Fourth Street in Las Vegas
Las Vegas buses will run tomorrow on Fourth Street between Bridger and Ogden according to Bob Weeks of the Vegas Transit. Weeks says the route returns to Fourth after a three week detour on Sixth Street due to street repairs.
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Las Vegas
Fourth Street
Bridger
Ogden
Bob Weeks
The
Vegas Transit
Weeks
Sixth Street
Fourth
Junior Naturalist Program Starts June 16 at Boulder City
The National Park Service opens its summer Junior Naturalist Programs on June 16 with sessions on alternate Saturdays. Most events meet at the Department of Water and Power Auditorium in Boulder City, with some nature walks to desert sites. Open to children ages 8 to 14, this is the third year of the program.
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National Park Service
Department of Water and Power
Nevada Highway
Park Service
Boulder City
Owever
Great Southwest
Civil Defense Breakfast Slated in North Las Vegas
A 7 o clock breakfast meeting at NSW City Hall Council Chambers will screen three short films Mass Use of Dehydrated Foods Mass Feeding in the Field and Care of Cooking Utensils. Vernon Munsell Deputy Director NSW Civil Defense says all CD Wardens and citizens are urged to attend in North Las Vegas.
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North
Hofferd Named Manager of Landmark Tower Hotel
W. E. Bill Hofferd, known local sportsman and former Hotel Elwell manager, is named manager of the Landmark Tower hotel by owner-builder Frank Carroll. The 30 floor tower near Paradise Road from the Las Vegas Convention Center will offer 160 guest rooms and a glass enclosed bubble for panoramic dining or viewing, with an exterior glass elevator and swank shops surrounding the site. The nearby Landmark Apartments with 120 units already operate with pools and barbecue pits. Governor Grant Sawyer congratulated Hofferd calling him likely to win the “highest” job in Nevada.
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W. E
Bill) Hofferd
Elwell
Frank Caroll
Paradise Rd
Las Vegas Convention Center
Hofford
Caroll
Las Vegas
Landmark Tower
Grant Sawyer
Bill) Hoiford
Landmark
Idahoan Pack Train Traveler Seeks Publicity For Idaho
Don Lee 41 a former rancher and guide plans a 10 month eastward pack train trip with three horses and two mules stopping in Washington D C to deliver gifts to President Kennedy. He promotes Idaho while selling Idaho Trails and hopes to inspire private publicity without taxes. He seeks discussion with chambers of commerce and plans future routes if successful.
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Don Lee
Idaho
SUN Office
San Francisco
New York City
Lee
Edahon
Snapper
Molly
Kate
Little Joe the Wrangler
New York
Timain
Washington, D. C
York
Plymouth Rock
Puget Sound
United States
Chambers of Commerce
Judge Collins Seeks Re election Across Two Nevada Counties
District Judge Jon Collins of Ely filed for re election as District Judge of Lincoln and White Pine counties. He was elected in 1958 by 19 votes over Harry M. Watson. Watson challenged the result via election contest, which was denied by District Judge David Zenoff in Tonopah. Collins cites a long Nevada judicial career and wartime service.
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Jon Collins
Ely
Lincoln
White Pine Counties
Watson
Collins
White Pine
David Zenoff
Las Vegas
Tonopah
Nevada
Storey County
Conference of
District Court Judges
White Pine High School
University of Pennsylvania
Georgetown University Law School
Washington, D.C
Harvard University
George Washington University
American University
Northwestern University Law School
Bars of
District of Columbia
American Bar Association
American Judicature Society
Rita
Joe Collins
White Pine County
Dorothy Collings
White Pine County Hospital
Supreme Court of Nevada
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Las Vegas Reserve Naval Training Center
Fred Hooks
Gardner
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BBB
Civil Defense
Hofferd
Landmark Tower Hotel
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