Stupid act nets Graves probation after robbery conspiracy
Arthur Graves, 23, of 1205 Eleanor Ave, was sentenced to one year in county jail for conspiring to rob the Orbit Inn Motel on July 21 1966. Three men robbed the motel. other two charges were dismissed. Judge Howard W. Babcock stayed the sentence and granted one year probation after Public Defender Richard Bryan's plea.
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Arthur Graves
Eleanor Ave
Graves
Howard W. Babcock
Richard Bryan
District Attorney’s
Babcock
Former Reno writer jailed four years for narcotics possession
Ronald Eugene Gebert, 29, of 312 Baltimore Ave, was sentenced to four years in Nevada State Prison after a district court jury convicted him of possession of marijuana. He was accused of breaking into Patricia Sloan's apartment at 2116 Tam Drive, where a Dalmatian puppy was found dead. The charge of killing the pet was dropped.
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Reno
We Nevada
Ronald Eugene Gebert
Baltimore Ave
Clarence Sundean
Patricia Sloan
Tam Drive
Gebert
NSU Spring enrollment hits record 3,670 students
Nevada Southern University reports a mid year spring enrollment of 3,670 students across six schools and the General & Technical Institute, surpassing last year's 3,061 with 2,842 regular, 791 special or part time, and 40 auditors.
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Nevada Southern University
Muriel Parks
NSU
General & Technical Institute
Truck Firm Sale Pending In Carson City
Pacific Intermountain Express Co seeks PSC approval to sell its Las Vegas to Ely general commodities permit for 1500 dollars to Kuemmerlin Enterprises run by Alvin and Maxine Kuemmerlin of Las Vegas. Protests due to PSC by March 25.
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Carson City
UPS
Pacific Intermountain Express Co
Public Service Commission
Las Vegas
Ely
Kuemmerlin Enterprises
Kuemmerlin
Alvin and
Maxine Kuemmerlin
PSC
Two Las Vegas Men Cleared In Robbery Trial
A District Court jury found Charles Lay aged 18 and Tyrone M Reed aged 20 not guilty of armed robbery in the December 15 holdup of Dot's Cleaners clerk John McDonald who testified about a wallet taken at gunpoint but found empty. Judge William P Compton presided.
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Las Vegas
Charles Lay
Tyrone M. Reed
Dot’s
John McDonald
William P. Compton
Saint Patrick Day Dance Sponsored by Sons of Erin
Thomas Callahan, president, invites all Irish and their ladies to a Saint Patrick Day dance at the Elks Lodge at 9 p.m. tomorrow. A midnight ceremony welcomes the holiday with souvenirs, favors and noisemakers. Continuous entertainment by Bernie Hammer and Chuck Conklin orchestras. The green fee is $5 per couple. NonIrish may attend with an accompanying guest.
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Thomas Callahan
The
Sons of Erin
Elks Lodge
Bernie Hammer
Chuck Conklin
Nevada Jury Awards $25,000 for I-15 property
A North Las Vegas couple won a land dispute against the State of Nevada. The jury set the price at $25,000 for 8,000 square feet at Lola and Princeton Streets near Interstate 15 after a week-long trial before Dist. Judge Alvin M. Wartman. The Arceneauxs sought $32,500 while the state had offered $21,000. The award equates to about 156,125 per acre.
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State of Nevada
North Las Vegas
Johnnie
Rene L. Arceneaux
Lola
Princeton
Dist
Alvin M. Wartman
Nuclear test at Yucca Flat yields 20 kilotons near 1945 bomb
A low-yield nuclear device was detonated yesterday at the bottom of a 700 foot shaft in Yucca Flat. The AEC said the blast reached about 20 kilotons, similar to Hiroshima, and was not part of the Plowshare Program. No radiation escaped into the atmosphere.
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Yucca Flat
Atomic Energy Commission
Hiroshima
AEC
Las Vegas Sun Masthead and Subscription Rates Notice
The Las Vegas Sun announces its editor and publisher and lists executive staff including H. M. Greenspun as editor and publisher and Vince Anselmo as managing editor. It details circulation, advertising representation and professional associations and provides old subscription rates for daily, Sunday and mail delivery.
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H. M. Greenspun
Las Vegas Sun, Inc
South Commerce St
Las Vegas
Nevada
Ray Germain
Ruthe Deskin
Barbara Greenspun
Haney Womack
Bryn Armstrong
Vince Anselmo
Jim Barrows
Tom Diskin
Gerry Appleby
Douglas Ritchie
William Sherwood
Post
Congress
National
Ward Griffin Co
Chicago
Detroit
New York
San Francisco
Los Angeles
United Press International
Nevada State Press Association
American Newspaper Publishers Association
California Newspaper Publishers Association
The
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Widow of Flying Tigers Commander Outlines Vietnam Win Plan
Mrs. Claire Lee Chennault told Pharmaceutical Wholesalers Association delegates at the Dunes Hotel that blockading Haiphong and Hanoi could help win the Vietnam war. She proposed a three pronged strategy emphasizing security production and education, and warned against politicizing the conflict while urging continued American strength and international influence.
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Flying Tigers
Haiphong
Hanoi
Vietnam
Claire Lee Chennault
Pharmaceutical Wholesalers Association
Peking
America
U.S
France
Paris
Washington, D.C
Publisher C J Morgan Dies After Long Newspaper Career
C J Morgan 57 Lincoln County publisher died Tuesday from cancer in Harrisburg Oregon. Services set for 2 p.m. at Masonic Cemetery Harrisburg with Rev Norman Sorensen officiating. Survived by wife Genevieve daughters Carolyn Harding and Corinne Lutz son Carroll James Morgan Jr and several siblings.
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Carroll James Morgan
Lincoln County
Masonic Cemetery
Harrisburg
Ore
Norman Sorensen
Probe Union Church
Lincoln County Mortuary
Murphy Funeral Home
Maynard
Lola Irene Michael Morgan
Harrisburg Bulletin
Siuslaw
Oregon Coast
Florence
Caliente Herald
Pioche
Salem
Donald
Irene) Street
Boise
Ida
Kenneth (Eeith) Hanscom
Springfield
Thefts Total 2271 in 24 Hour Period
Burglary activity dipped yesterday with four homes broken into and losses totaling 271. Miss Carroll Harrison reported two tape recorders a portable TV and jewelry worth 875 missing from her Florrie Street home. A sliding door theft reached 330 with another entry.
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Carroll Harrison
Florrie St
Harriet Abrams
Ottawa Drive
Lilmer Winder
Owens Ave
Charlene Bigelow
Garces St
Youth Gets Year Term In Shooting
A Las Vegas youth pled guilty to assault with a deadly weapon after an argument over rent. Henry James Dixon, 1933 McWilliams St., testified his roommate Sam Wells charged him with a water pipe and Dixon then fired a .22 pistol. Wells survived. Dixon received one year in Clark County Jail with credit for three months served and six months probation.
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Las Vegas
Clark County
Henry James Dixon
McWilliams St
Sam Wells
Dixon
Wells
Richard Bryan
Howard W. Babcock
Turner Sentenced in District Court for Receiving Stolen Property
William Samuel Turner, 47, was sentenced to one year in the county jail in District Court yesterday after pleading guilty to a reduced charge of receiving stolen property.
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William Samuel Turner
Probation Ordered for Former Las Vegas Resident in Assault Case
A former Las Vegas resident, Robert Bryant Cheatham, was sentenced to one to two years in the Nevada State Prison after pleading guilty to assault with a deadly weapon. Dist. Judge Howard W. Babcock suspended the sentence and placed Cheatham on two years probation with a condition to continue psychiatric treatment.
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Las Vegas
Nevada
Dist
Howard W. Bab
Robert Bryant Cheatham
Babcock
Cheatham
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Guardian Angel Shrine
Harry Curry
Jer'e
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Michael Hastings Bernice Mahalia
Robert Bush
Robert H. Carroll
Fbalin Mortuary & Cemetery
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SUN
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Quorum Club
Mel Avenue
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Sahara
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Shrine Auditorium
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Scott
NSU Galery
Time Magazine
Sisterhood of Temple Beth Sholom
Caesars Palace
Cicus Maximus
Theodore Bike
Cleopatra
Queens
Womens Association of the
First Presbyterian Church
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First Baptist Church of
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