Katherine Williamson Dies Following Illness
Katherine Brown Williamson AJ died yesterday afternoon at a Santa Barbara hospital after a long illness. A longtime Las Vegas resident she had run the Manhattan Hotel on Ca in e Center Blvd for eight years. Born February 12 1908 in Gillette Wyoming she was 40 years a resident of Las Vegas. She is survived by her husband Ivan Mitch Williamson a son Walter two daughters Millie Rose, 14 grandchildren and several great grandchildren a brother M W Wegas and a sister Edna Brown. Burial will be Memory Gardens with funeral arrangements by Rinker Brothers Mortuary.
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Katherine Brown Williamson
Santa Barbara, Calif Hospital
Boulder Dam Project
Rinker Brothers Mortuary
Walter
Mwllinois
Millie
Tennessee
Rose
Milinois
M. W. Wegas
Las Vegas
Edna Brown
Shoes and jewelry ads and legal notices in Nevada paper
Classified items include Foster's Shoes and Jay's Jewelers offerings. Also listed are antique china, a Zenith TV, a Bonneville convertible, and a public auction notice followed by Nevada court summons and bid addendum notices from Las Vegas in 1970.
Desert Heat Pushes Dehydration Fight and High Temps
Weather experts warn of dehydration risk as daytime highs run 18 to 75 degrees above normal. Forecasters report today and Thursday near 105 to 109 with no rain through the weekend and only mild southerly winds. Kathryn Ruckman
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Kathryn Ruckman
Navy Awards Contract For 30 Destroyers
The Navy signed a 2.14 billion contract with Litton Systems for 30 advanced destroyers, central to future force structure, despite a House amendment aiming to prevent awarding the entire project to one yard. Bath Iron Works competed. About 85 percent of the money will fund materials supplied by subcontractors in up to 45 states.
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Washington
UPI
Navy
Mississippi
House
Senate
Bath
Litton Systems, Inc
Ingalls Shipbuilding Co
Pascagula, Miss
Pentagon
Pope Paul VI urges aid for third world to prevent war
Pope Paul VI closed his seventh year with a plea for international help to develop the third world to avert new wars. He warned that backward peoples could erupt in rage if rich nations and international bodies do not raise living standards and promote peace.
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Vatican City
College of Cardinals
Paul
Death Penalty Views Slow Cat Adams Jury Selection
Jury selection in the Alfred Adams murder trial for Calvin Popejoyo’s death continued into a second day with defense motions for continuances. About 20 of 59 jurors remain. prosecutors used free challenges to exclude death penalty supporters, while defense argues such exclusions are unlawful. Adams, 22, faces trial after Robert Aernout confessed to the shooting during a 1969 robbery at Peyton Place Bar in Fremont Street.
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Death Penalty
Cat’ Adams
Alfred “Cat” Adams
Calvin Popejoyo
George Foley
Aftvs
Alan Johns
Addelar D. Guy
Foley
Dist
Howard Babcock
Johns
Bart Jacka
Adams
Tral
Robert Aernout
Popejoy
Bery
Peyton Place
Fremont St
Gaming Board OKs Senator Club Sale in Carson City
Nevada State Gaming Control Board decided not to close the Senator club in Carson City and will allow owner Mrs. Alice Leidberg to sell the casino which operates only slot machines. The board had considered filing a complaint over book accuracy of slot winnings and Harrve Hambleton’s bid to buy in.
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Carson City
Nev
UPD
State Gaming Control Board
Senator Club
Frank Johnson
Alice [Leidberg
Harrve Hambleton
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Lillian
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