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Newspaper

Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1965

Page

9

Pahrump Envisions Itself a Wide Spot in the Desert

Pahrump Nev residents celebrate being a lone stop on a desert highway 85 miles from Las Vegas. Town leader George Lamberth says there will never be progress here, while Lynn Anderson foresees a brighter future and bets on at least 100 more residents in 10 years. The town, about 200 people, recently gained phones and electricity, with TV arriving but no reception yet.

Pahrump Nev Nevada Las Vegas George Lamberth Lamberth Lynn Anderson Pioneer Pahrumpian Anderson Pahrum

NSU Plans Gala Graduation Ceremony Name Vegan to Head Mental Hygiene Unit

Nr. Richard W. Finner aged 49 of Las Vegas has been named to head the new Division of Mental Hygiene. He will earn 21000 dollars yearly, begin July 1, and move headquarters to Carson City. Finner previously led the State Bureau of Mental Health since 1963 and has held roles in psychiatry and rehab clinics in California. He is a Duke University medical school graduate and served in the Army Medical Corps in World War II.

Richard W. Finner Las Vegas Finner State Bureau of Mental Health Carson City County Hospital Sacramento Modesto State Hospital School of Medicine Duke University Army Medical Corp

Display Model of Hoover Dam Arrives in Denver

The Clark County Fair and Recreation Board sponsored Hoover Dam scale model on a 40 foot trailer tours Denver this weekend before the Electrical Apparatus Serv ices Association convention. More than 751000 people have seen the exhibit since its road tour began two years ago. Curators Ken Knecht and Chick Burnett travel with the display to lecture during the four day stay.

Recreation Board Hoover Dam Denver Electrical Apparatus Services Association Las Vegas Area Fair Board Ken Knecht Chick Burnett Colorado City

Nevada Southern University to Hold Second Commencement

Fifty eight students will graduate Monday at 10 am in NSU Las Vegas campus ceremonies. Dr. Malcolm A. Love of San Diego State College will give the address and receive an honorary Doctor of Law degree. District Judge John Mowbray will deliver the civic toast.

Nevada Southern University Maryland Parkway Ruby Thomas Clark County Frances Kenneth NSU Malcolm A. Love San Diego State College Howard W. Chase Glenn L. Tudor First Christian Church Las Vegas Rulon A. Farr Charles J. Armstrong Fred M. Anderson Board of Regents Love Archie Grant Grant Southern Nevada State University Board of Regents University of Nevada Western College Association California State Colleges University of California Callifornia State Board of Educa

California men charged with murder in Beatty killing

Two California men, Robert G. Peoples and Dillard R. Morton, were jailed on murder charges in Beatty Nevada after a r year old woman, Sharon Joann Wilson, was shot in a motel room. Witnesses say the victim worked at the Oasis Bar and left with the men and her two children before the shooting.

Peoples Morton Hon Childen

Nevada National Guard Begins Two-Week Training Camp

Nearly 700 officers and men of the Nevada Army National Guard left Friday for a two weeks annual summer training camp at Rowse Idaho. Units departed from Reno Hawthorne Yerington Carson City Fallon Winnemucca Las Vegas Fly and Elko.

Reno, Nev

Chamber Opposes Gaming Tax Hike Petition

The Tahoe-Douglas Chamber of Commerce opposed an initiative petition to raise gambling taxes up to threefold in parts of Nevada. The resolution passed unanimously warns of broader business campaigns if successful, while backers aim to qualify the measure for the 1966 election ballot.

Stateline New OPT Tahoe-Douglas Chamber of Commerce Nevada

Mother and daughter earn education degrees at Nevada graduation

In Reno Nevada Frances Marie Leathers and Mary Frances Roberta Leathers both receive bachelor of science degrees in elementary education at University of Nevada ceremonies. The 53 year old mother, a 20 year teaching veteran, returned to night school to upgrade qualifications, following a path that included shared study with her daughter in evening classes.

Reno, New UPI University of Nevada Frances Marie Leathers Mary Frances Roberta Leathers Southern Oregon College of Education

Nevada IRS Director To Return From Nine Month Leave

Dalmon Davis executive in Reno is set to resume duties as district director of the Internal Revenue Service after a nine month illness leave. Robert L. Packard has served as acting director in his absence.

Ministerial Group to Meet at Luncheon in Showboat Hotel

Clark County ministerial association will host an all area clergy luncheon at noon at the Showboat Hotel. Speaker will be Clyde Matthews, chairman of the Nevada Civil Rights Commission.

Clark County Ministerial Association Clyde Matthews Nevada Civil Rights Commission

Engineer Turned Artist Now in Vegas on Paint Roads

Glen Hagen, 58, an former electronics engineer and Taos, New Mexico artist, travels with 50 paintings to Las Vegas aiming to sell art. He seeks formal instruction, hopes to study fundamentals, and plans to hunt turquoise and anebar while living in a motel on Las Vegas Boulevard. He recalls a roving Old West past and imagines painting in Winnemucca.

Glen Hagen Richards Taos N.M Hagen Sunfoto Las Vegas Glen Vincent Price Sahara Mexico Las Vegas Boulevard Winnemucca

Weather table 24 hour national summary

United Press International provides a 24 hour temperature and precipitation table ending at 4 a.m. Pacific standard time. Data prepared by the U.S. Weather Bureau in San Francisco covers regional readings and forecast implications for the period.

U.S. Weather Bureau San Francisco

Rev Stringer to Head Local Baptist Church in Buckeye

Dan Stringer Jr of Buckeye Arizona will become pastor of the First Southern Baptist Church at 700 BF. St Louis Ave on July 1. He now leads Buckeye church for six years and serves as president of the Arizona Southern Baptist Convention. He is married to Harriett Rogers. they have two children, Kaye and Kirk.

Rev. Stringer Baptist Eye Ariz First Southern Baptist Church St. Louis Ave The First Southern Baptist Church of Buckeye Stringer Arizona Southern Baptist Convention Southern Baptist Arizona Clark County Nevada First Baptist Church Lordsburg N.M D.C. Stringer Albuquerque New Mexico Harriett Rogers Leesburg Fla Kaye Kirk

Nevada Youths Gather for 19th Boys State Event

About 150 Nevada junior students will participate in the 19th annual American Legion Boys State at Stewart Indian School. They will form six mythical cities across three counties and elect officers to represent Nevada at Boys Nation in Washington, D.C., in July.

Nevada American Legion Stewart J. F. Martie Scrugham Payne Miller Withers Bellingers Rush Krenzer Pruett Malone Maurice J. Webb Indianapolis Legion Carson City Fiks Club Grant Sawyer Harvey Dickerson Russell McDonald Louis Spitz Sparks Dave Henry Ormsby William Gon Jeff Springmeyer Nevada Supreme Court Milton B. Bach Cameron Ratter James Robertson West Point Richard D. Kline U. S. Military Academy Department of Defense Kline Bishop Gorman High Schoo Las Vegas Military Walter S. Baring Harold D. Kline William J. Harry U. S. Civil Service Commission San Francisco Richard Dankworth University of Nevada Niels R. Moller Boulder City Thomas W. Miller W. F. Whittlesea Rudi Rushing Washington, D.C

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