All 85 Crash Victims Identified One Sought
Nevada brief reports that all 85 victims of the Lake Tahoe airliner crash have been identified after a weeklong recovery. Sheriff George Byers noted one body missing from a snowbound peak near Minden, to be recovered today.
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Minden
UPI
Lake Tahoe
George Byers
Douglas County
Nevada
Jack J. Roberts
San Jose
Byers
Paradise Airlines
Constellation
Tahoe Valley
Salinas
Calif
Sacramento
California
Thomas Rees
Los Angeles
John C. Williamson
Bakersfield
Buy A Mile fund for Rhythmettes falls short of goal
The Buy A Mile drive raised 282.50 last week, totaling 798.50 after four weeks. With travel cost at 2.50 a mile, 22 Rhythmettes can cover 319 miles of the trip to the World’s Fair. total trip cost is 15,000 including stops.
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Las Vegas
Nevada
Crash Probe Ended After Light Plane Crash Kills Three
A Civil Aeronautics Board investigation in Los Angeles concluded after a two day probe into a Saturday light plane crash near Searchlight that killed Albert S. Smith San Gabriel California John Ervin Smith Bullhead City Arizona and Madeline Kitten ger. The four place single engine plane owned by John Smith disappeared after takeoff in snowy conditions with no witnesses to the crash. The CAB said it would forward findings to Washington.
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Civil Aeronautics Board
Los Angeles
Albert S. Smith
San Gabriel Calif
John Ervin Smith
Madeline C. Kittenger
Bullhead City
Ariz
Guy Moshier
Moshier
Smith
John Smith
Washington, D. C
Deputies Join Search Aid For Missing San Diego Plane
Clark County Sheriff’s Office is assisting San Diego authorities in locating a red and white Cessna 172 missing since Friday night after departing San Diego for Las Vegas. The plane carried Robert W. Anderson and his wife Evelyn, last heard near Palomar Mountain. A sighting northeast of Lake Wohlford was reported Sunday. helicopters and air units will continue the search with California agencies and Coast Guard auxiliaries involved.
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San Diego
Calif
Las Vegas
Walter Butts
Robert W. Anderson
Evelyn
Palomar Mountain
California
Lake Wohlford
Butts
Air Force
Civil Air Patrol
Coast Guard Auxiliary
Singer Lulu Porter Marries Manager in Civil Ceremony
Singer Lulu Porter age 22 wed her manager Jerry Fonarow in a civil ceremony at the Thunderbird Hotel. Porter who had been discovered by Pierre Salinger and won last year’s International Music Festival in Poland was seen by Salinger during a KennedyWest Coast tour and had been considered to represent the United States in the festival The singer is also featured in the film Brass Bottle with Tony Randall.
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Sunday
Miss Porter
Pierre Salinger
Poland
Jerry Fonarow
Thunderbird Hotel
Salinger
Kennedy
West Coast
United States
Tony Randall
Bomb scare delays Bonanza flight at McCarran Airport
An unidentified man triggered a two hour delay of a Phoenix bound Bonanza Air Lines flight after a bomb threat was overheard in the McCarran terminal. FBI questioned the man, witnesses cited his statements, and 86 passengers plus crew disembarked while a search was conducted before the plane departed for Phoenix.
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Bonanza Air Lines
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Bonanza
FBI
Phoenix
Smith Suit Moved to New Court
Hawthorne gambler Lindsay Smith's lawsuit against the Nevada Equal Rights Commission will transfer from Ormsby County District Court to Washoe District Court. Judge Frank Gregory, disqualified by the commission, said both sides agreed the case may be heard by the next calendar judge in the county, with Smith seeking to rule the actions unconstitutional.
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Carson City
UPI
Hawthorne
Lindsay Smith
Nevada Equal Rights Commission
Ormsby County
Washoe District Court
Dist
Frank Gregory
Gregory
Smith
el Capitan
No Local Word On Rail Layoffs
Ken Reynolds the local head of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers says no official list of layoffs has been received. A Washington spokesman notes railroads are circulating a list to eliminate 33 000 firemen jobs under a federal arbitration award while appeals linger.
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Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Washington, D. C
J. E. Wolfe
Reynolds
Supreme Court
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen
Sheriff Funds Pay for Courthouse Magazine Stand Burglary
Sheriff Ralph Lamb gave Robert McDougall a $100 check to replace money stolen from the courthouse magazine stand in the Clark County Courthouse. The protection fund will now keep McDougall’s cash after hours, and Capt. William O Reilly praised McDougall’s independence while denouncing the theft.
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Ralph Lamb
Robert McDougall
Lamb
McDougall
Clark County
William O'Reilly
Sheriff's Protective Society
O'Reilly
National Anthem In Nevada Clubs Draw Mixed View
Governor Grant Sawyer proposed playing the Star Spangled Banner in whitelub venues in Nevada. Las Vegas and Reno club operators mostly opposed or found it impractical citing show content. some supportive statements noted patriotism and good taste, while officials urged careful policy alignment with state venues.
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Reno
UPI
Nevada
Grant Sawyer
Las Vegas
Sawyer
The
Daughters of the American Evolution
United Press Iational
Nevada Rip Life
Sparks Nugget Sai
J. K. Houssels Jr
Tropicana Hotel
Houssels
Feaures
Owever
Civil rights bill urged by Southern Nevada Human Relations Commission
The Southern Nevada Human Relations Commission urges both major parties to adopt civil rights planks based on a 1963 bill. The measure would criminalize civil rights violations with penalties including imprisonment and fines, and allow restraining orders. It argues equal employment and public accommodations protections for Negroes and minorities remain vital.
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Southern Nevada Human Relations Commission
Nevada
Carson City
Prisoner in Jail Contracts Hepatitis A
An inmate at the county jail, William Richard Kemp Jr., 25, diagnosed with infectious hepatitis, was treated at Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital. Precautionary measures in the jail aim to prevent spread, lasting about two and a half weeks until incubation ends. Kemp was jailed Feb 17 for narcotics possession and his arraignment was postponed by Judge David Zenoff until after release from custody.
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Thomas W. Lish
Westleigh Ave
Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital
el Parque
Los Altos Avenues
J. E. Skelton
Keith Lewis Adams
Juana Vista St
Southern veVacda Memorial Hospital
William Richard Kemp, Jr
Kemp
Dayton Murder Mystery in Silent Night Parade
In Dayton a century ago a resident killed another and was arrested. A town committee built a gallows and hid parts under a church. Masked townsfolk urged residents to stay home. sheriff found the killer dead in his cell. Coroner’s jury deemed death natural causes, a softer verdict than heart failure.
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Dayton
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