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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1965
Page
6
The New York City Opera Company will perform 14 Mozart operas during an exclusive August engagement at Stanford University's summer festival of the arts. The run runs August 3 to 14 and features The Marriage of Figaro Abduction from the Seraglio and Don Giovanni.
Three Rancho High students expelled January 21 sue Clark County School District trustees in district court alleging violation of state law and the 14th Amendment. The action, filed by attorney Robert Reid for John Minefee Ernest F Brown and Gregory Mason, seeks an order reinstating the students and preventing further interference with their education. A March 17 hearing before District Judge William Compton is scheduled.
A private psychology professor from Nevada Southern will demonstrate hypnotism at the Ullitarian Fellowship Open Forum at 5035 Tamarus Ave at 8 p.m. Friday. Dr Irving Katz will discuss benefits of hypnosis in medicine surgery and psychology and hypnotize volunteers to show therapeutic effects. He aims to correct misconceptions and expose unethical practitioners. Dr Katz is former Clark County School District chief psychologist.
Court reporter J. W. Brower of Dist. Judge John Mowbray attended services for his father, George Harvey Brower, who died after a long illness at age 87. Funeral services were to be held Saturday in Pocatello.
Sierra Club hikers plan a Sunday climb of Nopah Peak in the Nopah Range near the Pahrump Valley. Meet at 6 30 a m in the old McCarran Field entrance parking lot. Leader Howard Book says it is a Class II hike with 3400 ft gain. hikers should wear sturdy shoes bring lunch and water.
Funeral services are planned for Ira Derwood Noble 54 of 715 5 3rd St. born May 6 1910 in Pueblo Colorado. He was a WWII veteran and is survived by his mother Ruby Noble sister O A Greer of Boise and brother Beverly E. Noble of New York City. Burial at Woodlawn Cemetery.
Physicians discuss voluntary sterilization consent and tax issues for professional groups. Dr. Mills advises written spouse consent for sterilization when medically justified, and Willis notes Treasury opposition to professional service corporations. The convention runs through Saturday with medicolegal dramatizations and judges presiding.
Firemen responded to ten plus calls in a 24 hour period ending midnight Wednesday. Incidents ranged from trash fires on North Decatur and Perkins Circle to a suspected vandalism fire on Tonopah Drive and a false alarm on Paul Avenue. One fatality occurred when a resuscitation was unsuccessful for Walter Spears.
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