Naturalized Citizens Ceremony in Las Vegas
Eighteen individuals including two children became U S citizens in a Las Vegas ceremony in the U S District Court. Judge Roger D Foley Jr led the oath with court clerk Jan Smith assisting. many new citizens had name changes and sponsors included Kiwanis Club Las Vegas Elks Lodge 1468 and the Daughters of the American Revolution Las Vegas chapter Francisco Garces Chapter of Las Vegas sponsored the event.
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United States
U.S
Dist
Roger D. Foley
Daniel H Lyons
San Francisco
Foley
Jan Smith
Babette Hager
Jalal Deeh Omran
Friedhelm Klotzsch
Frederick Klotsch
Marliese Werthhammer
Sandra Mae Larsen
Kazuko Kosai Bongiro
Ulrike Josephine Matia Jaeger
Bjorn Jorg Wieland Jaeger
Hugo Ernst Elsen
Hans
Hugo
Ernst Elsen
Francis Irene Foreman
Hiroe Miyazaki
Rolofson
Reiko Rolofson
William Marconi Tarantino
Shirley Annette Tarantino
Dierdre
Antoinette Tarantino
Joseph Anthony Tarantino
Agapito Carrasco Mezanaie
Tito Carrasco Meza
Casmiro Stipanov
Lore Starkey
Berta Babette Thompson
Elizabeth Baumbach Schultz
Kiwanis Club of
Las Vegas
BPO Elks No. 1468
Wich
Daughters of the American, Revolution
Francisco Garces
Autopsy Clears Cause in Lola Taylor Horseback Death
Chief Deputy Coroner Ken Elder announced an autopsy was performed on Lola Taylor 18 after a horseback riding accident. The autopsy found accidental death with barbiturate traces. Clarke had not initially deemed an autopsy necessary, but a police investigation prompted the later examination.
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Ken Elder
the Sun
Lola Taylor
Elder
James Clarke
Clarke
Miss Taylor
Jury Deliberations Begin in Nevada Land Mail Fraud Case
In Los Angeles a federal jury starts deliberations in a mail fraud trial of four men linked to the Gamble Ranch development in Nevada. Nearly 200 witnesses testified during the 58 day proceeding, marking one of the city's longest trials. Names include Joseph Benaron Joseph J Byrnes Samuel Reisman and Maurice Weiss with 11 indicted earlier. Six pleaded no contest and were sentenced while charges against one were dismissed. The case centers on inflated claims of water richness to sell arid Nevada land.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Nevada
Los Angels
Joseph Benaron
Joseph J. Byrnes
Samuel Reisman
Maurice Weiss
Gamble Ranch
North Las Vegas to Hear Daisey Mae's Beer License Challenge
A show cause hearing is set for July 12 to decide if Daisey Maes Pizza House on Lake Mead Boulevard should lose its restaurant beverage license. City officials cited that the 3512 Lake Mead site serves beer and hosts a pool parlor rather than primarily serving meals, under new ordinance criteria. Council members opposed to the hearing argued over due delay, while Mayor Taylor said inaction worsens violations of city law.
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Las Vegas
Nsw
Daisey Mae
Pizza House
Lake Mead Blvd
Bill Barker
Daisey Mae's
Milton Weiss
County Engineer Seeks Strip Crosswalk Lights
County engineer George Monahan seeks state help to install about 12 crosswalk signs on the Strip. Each $800 light would illuminate crosswalks along Highway 91 from the Sands to the Castaways with a rectangular gleam across the road. The fixture, mounted on a traffic island, was designed by Darrell.
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George Monahan
Monahan
Highway 91
Darrell
Lost and found ad urges quick call to recover item
The notice encourages calling 385 3111 without delay to locate a lost article or pet via a Sun lost ad. It emphasizes prompt action to improve odds of recovery and provides the contact number for inquiries.
Federal grant funds anti poverty program in Nevada
A one year federal grant of 1.2 million dollars to create an anti poverty training program in Clark County was approved in Washington. The Work Experience and Training program targets 1 004 unemployed parents and 3 012 children supported by state welfare payments and will be administered by Nevada state welfare officials with staff to be hired as needed.
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Clark County
U. S
Alan Bible
Howard Cannon
Washington, D. C
Nevada
Ernest Skagen
Las Vegas
State Welfare Agency
Quentin L. Emery
Carson City
Skagen
Scranton Not Sure About Bid in 1968
Gov. William W. Scranton said he has not decided on a 1968 GOP presidential bid. He stressed the party must unify for a comeback in 1966 elections, noting his Pennsylvania governorship ends January 1, 1967 and he is ineligible for reelection.
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Scranton
Harrisburg
UPI
William W. Scranton
Republican Party
Pennsylvania
Assault Trial Nears Deliberations for Arizona Man
A 23 year old from Arizona faces a jury trial on assault with a deadly weapon in Judge Sam Compton's court. Gerald Alfred Holland of Glendale is accused of firing at an off duty Las Vegas cabbie, Paul Cunningham, after being asked to move his car at Maryland Parkway and Desert Inn Road on January 13. Several shots hit Cunningham's windshield.
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Dist
Sam Compton
Gerald Alfred Holland
Glendale
Maryland Parkway
Desert Inn Road
Holland
Las Vegas
Paul Cunningham
Cunningham
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