Rancho students raise 79 dollars for Child Haven drive
Rancho High School students collected 79 dollars in a candy drive organized by the Student Council. The funds will be used for recreational equipment, with a photo showing Carol Jefferson Ruth Bevel Bob Wood Rita Leavitt Margie Martoccia and Phoebe Wilkins from left to right.
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Robberies Reported Near Mayfair Drug and D Street
Police investigated two robberies on a Sunday morning. At Mayfair Drug, 1444 E Fremont St, a lone bandit posing as a customer demanded money with a .38 revolver and fled with over 100 dollars. In the 1900 block of D Street two strangers took a ride and stole a watch valued at 175 dollars and 3 dollars in cash from Kenneth Wagner.
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Kenneth Wagner
Tonopah Highway
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Dog Bite Victim Released After Severe Attack
A nine year old Las Vegas boy was released from Sunrise Hospital after being bitten by a bull mastiff while playing near Russell and Eastern Avenues. He required about 300 stitches and was aided when a 14 year old girl Ruth Notley restrained the dog around the neck.
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Tony Smith
Russell Rd
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Howard Notley
Relatta Drive
Warren Services Are Set
Funeral services will be held at 2pm Tuesday at Palm Mortuary for David Ray Warren Sr. who died Friday at his home after a heart attack. Born October 15 1894 in Hico Texas he moved to Las Vegas in 1931 worked as a druggist and later a bartender and union secretary business agent. Survived by wife Flora two sons Reyee Warren David Ray Warren Jr and daughter Ruby Kent plus two sisters a brother and six Las Vegas grandchildren.
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Kentucky Coal Output Reaches New January Total
Kentucky produced its three billionth ton of coal in January 1965. Harlan County contributed about one sixth of the statewide total, highlighting the region's key role in the record output.
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Rose Kennedy Tour Ends In Memoir Of Courage
Rose Kennedy, 74, travels through Europe promoting a Kennedy family exhibit while recalling the loss of two sons and a daughter. She speaks of faith and family carrying her through tragedies and continues her global itinerary with resolve.
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Kennedy family discipline and hopes for future presidents
In a Sun interview, Mrs. Kennedy discusses how the Kennedy sons were raised to work for worthy goals, avoid self glory, and even faced incentives like $2,000 for success. She notes Teddy’s recovery from a serious plane crash, his appetite, and Jacqueline Kennedy, who she says is subject to gossip but still young and beautiful. She weighs the chance of another Kennedy presidency as a personal hope rather than a certainty.
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New York City Seen Only With Duming Mars Telescopes
Industrial Research notes in a magazine that if New York City were on Mars scientists could not locate it with current telescopes, highlighting challenges in observing Earthly features from space.
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New York
UPI
New York City
Mars
Industrial Research
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