No Fair Trial Advised By Press Commentary
Justice Charles E. Whittaker told 1,700 delegates at the National Medicolegal Symposium that an accused person cannot have a fair trial if the public is told he is guilty. He urged cooperation among the press and law enforcement to avoid pretrial declarations that could bias jurors.
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Supreme Court
Charles E. Whittaker
Justice Whittaker
Kansas City
Dunes Hotel
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Canada
Self-Aid Operation Expands Toward Independent Unit
Operation Independence expands under the Nevada TB and Health Association with plans to hire a project director holding a masters in social work. The director would reorganize the program as an independent unit eligible for federal grants, and oversee reading classes library service youth counseling and self improvement efforts in West Las Vegas. Deadline for applicants is April 5.
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Operation Independence
The
Nevada TB and Health Association
Earl Brunner
Operation Independence Planning Board
Balzar Ave
TB Association
Las Vegas
Busload of Teens Taken to Bronx Police Station
A bus load of 60 rowdy teenagers diverted from their route to the Bronx police station after the driver Stanley Pickowitz found his rear window smashed. The group was hauled before detectives. one boy was held in connection with the incident.
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New York
UPI
Bronx
Stanley Pickowitz
Expelled Rancho High students readmitted after suit
Three Negro boys Ernest Brown Greg Mason and Alfred James were expelled from Rancho High in January for a schoolyard brawl and readmitted Thursday after filing suit alleging discriminatory expulsion. The board, citing state law, admitted the mistake and moved to close the loophole by seeking legislation to narrow reporting requirements to the state department. The superintendent warned against weakening expulsions to protect staff and students. The planned court hearing for March 17 was rendered moot.
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Rancho High School
Ernest Brown
Greg Mason
Alfred James
Atty
Robert Petroni
State Department of Education
Rancho
State Department
Supt
Leland Newcomer
Logandale Woman Dies After Door Incident
Marion D. Johnson, 39, of Logandale, died at St. George Memorial Hospital after a swinging door struck her temple at a St. George school lunch room where she served food Monday. Born January 20, 1926, she lived in Logandale all her life and was a Moapa Valley High School graduate. She leaves three sons, Jack, Bill, and George. Funeral services will be Saturday.
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Logandale
Marion D. Johnson
St. George Memorial Hospital
Audrey Hepburn shines in My Fair Lady role Eliza Doolittle
Audrey Hepburn calls Eliza Doolittle her most difficult and rewarding screen part in My Fair Lady. She prepared with weeks of coaching and on set posed in Cecile Beaton gowns while delivering a refined performance that critics hail as enduring.
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Audrey
Audrey Hepburn
Eliza Doolittle
Las Vegas
Fair Lady
Eliza
Cecil Beaton
London
George Cukor
George Bernard Shaw
Governors Back Intergovernmental Cooperation Act of 1965
Nevada Governor Grant Sawyer endorses the proposed Intergovernmental Cooperation Act of 1965 before Congress. The bill aims to standardize budgeting for federal grant funds, tighten grant cash handling, limit use of grants to bypass state salaries, and speed fund disbursement while fostering a national urban systems policy.
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National Governors’ Conference
Grant Sawyer
Nevada
Congress
Sawyer
Federal Agenlies
Funeral services announced for Logandale resident
Funeral services for a Logandale resident will be held Saturday at 10 a.m. at the Logan Dale Chapel of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints with Bishop Donald Whitney officiating. Burial will follow at Logandale Cemetery.
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Urday
Logandale Chapel
The
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day
Donald Whitney
Logandale Cemetery
Fallon Company Wins I 80 Road Bid in Nevada
Silver State Construction Co of Fallon received a $2 629 639 contract to build 11.4 miles of Interstate 80 south of Lovelock Nevada from the Churchill Pershing county line to 55 miles southwest of Lovelock The highway department estimated the project at $2.5 million.
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Carson City
UPI
Silver State Construction Co. of
Fallon
Lovelock
Highway Department
Churchill- Pershing County
Judge Breeze presides over 42 cases in North Las Vegas
North Las Vegas Municipal Judge Dean Breeze handled 42 cases Thursday night issuing $600 in fines and calling for the forfeiture of $2,210 in bail. Drunk charges totaled 12, reckless driving 10, and drunken driving eight cases.
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Dean Breeze
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