Las Vegas Father Learns Teen Years Bring High Costs
A Las Vegas narrator recalls the jump from cherished little girl to teenage daughter. He notes the loss of affection, expensive dress and dance lessons, and the toll of bills and phone calls while fearing what comes next. He reflects on changing parenting roles and longingly recalls simpler days. The piece blends humor with wary affection for his child and marriage.
Police Charge Man With Manslaughter After Wife's Death
Pvt Raymond Baker 19 and Barbara Baker 19 died when a car he drove at high speed crashed into the Brown Derby Motel sign. The vehicle was stolen, and Baker was hospitalized in critical condition. CID investigated and Army notified. Baker faced discharge in August and disciplinary action for insubordination. Barbara Baker's body to be moved to California for burial.
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Baker
Boulder City Hospital
Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital
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Boulder City
Richard Peterson
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Camp Irwin
Calif
Peterson
Serice
Schickell
Landstuhl
Germany
Rineland
Palm Mortuary
Henderson
Northridge
Air Patrol Officers Resign in Nevada Wing Shakeup
Seven top ranking officers of the Nevada Civil Air Patrol resign or retire amid a leadership shakeup after Gordon Melcher was named Reno wing commander to replace Arthur Sowle. Sowle stepped down after a missing 2900 dollars and vanished records surfaced.
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UPI
Nevada Civil Air Patrol
Gordon Melcher
Nevada
Melcher
National Cap
Houston
Texas
Arthur Sowle
Sowle
Donald Anderson
CAP
Anderson
Grovance
Tonopah Man Injured by Mystery Bomb in Mexico
Don Campbell 43 of Tonopah Nevada was in fair condition at Parkview Baptist Hospital after a bomb exploded while he and two companions fished near Morelos Dam in northern Mexico. Thomas L Hill of Phoenix suffered a left hand injury. A Marine Corps Air Station spokesman said the device was a three pound practice explosive used in desert bombing runs and the origin of the Minnie bomb remains unclear.
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Campbell
Morelos
Thomas L. Hill
Phoenix
Ariz
Hill
Marine Corps Air Station
Shamrock Tribute Placed On Irish Flier Grave
A sprig of shamrock from Ireland is laid on the grave of Irish flier Silas Ross at St Patrick's Day each year, tracing back to 1924 when William Blanchfield dropped a wreath during a memorial flight and his plane crashed. The ritual continued through the decades, paused only when the giver’s mother died.
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Reno
UPI
Ireland
William Blanchfield
U.S. Air Mail
Blanchfield
Silas Ross
St. Patrick's Day
Pocked Bandit Strikes Again In Reno
Renny known as the pock marked bandit struck Sewell's Market taking 993 dollars. Clerks chased him but he eluded capture. Described as 35 to 40 years old, 5 feet 10 inches, about 160 pounds with facial pock marks. He carried a blue steel revolver.
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Reno
UPS
Renny
Sewell
State Entrance Fee Charges In Campground and Picnic Areas
The Toiyabe National Forest will charge entrance fees at most developed campground and picnic areas starting about June 15 in the Sierra Nevada area and May 20 on the Las Vegas District. A $7 recreation conservation bumper sticker will be sold from May 1 to grant year‑long entry, with a single visit option available. fees apply per car and per person with local stay limits. No fees will be charged for undeveloped areas, roads, or trails.
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Land and Water Conservation Fund
Sierra Nevada
Las Vegas
Edward C. Maw
Nye
Lander, Mineral
Ormsby
Secretaries of Interior and Agriculture
Forest Service
Toiwahe National Forest
Nevada State Highway Department
Wheeler Wash
Red Rock Canyon
Job Corps
BLM
Red Rock Canyon-Spring Mountain Recreation Complex Planned
Plans emerged this week for a fall 1965 recreation complex near Las Vegas with outdoor fireplaces and picnic tables. The 10 year project aims to develop 4.6 million dollars of facilities with 2.9 million for maintenance, guided by a BLM master plan and a November 1964 subcommittee report.
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Willow Springs
Las Vegas
Dunes Hotel
Red Rock Canyon
Spring Mountains
Spring Mountain
Red Rock-Spring Mountain
BLM
Clark County
West Charleston
Blue Diamond
Red Rock Scenic Drive
Embezzlement Probe At Foxy Dog Snack Bar
The Foxy Dog eatery at 326 Fremont St reports $250 missing from its cash drawer. Janitor suspect Guy P. Trierweiler 34, an ex felon, was booked after being arrested by Officer Roy Waller about 8 25 am as owner Jerry Fox witnessed the incident. Trierweiler faced charges for failure to register as an ex felon and disorderly conduct.
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Guy P. Trierweiler
Roy Waller
Trierweiler
Fremont St
Paul Gulas
Jerry Fox
Fox
Gulas
Portrait of Lincoln in Carson City Chosen for Nevada's 50th Anniversary
The Lincoln portrait in the assembly chambers was painted in oil by Charles Shean of New York. Nevada’s 1915 legislature authorized a committee to acquire the picture to mark fifty years since statehood and recognize Shean's role in the commission.
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Abraham Lincoln
Assembly
Carson City
Charlie Flimesak
Las Vegas
Lincoln
Charles Shean
New York
Nevada
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