Jury Deliberating in Dope Trial of Vera Hammond
A district court jury continued deliberations Friday night in the case of Vera Hammond a 40 year old woman charged with possession of dangerous drugs. Hammond of 1716 C Street was arrested June 6 1965 by police for alleged possession of two capsules of Tuinal. Her attorney Mel Close Jr aided by his role as Clark County assemblyman had backed the law legalizing Tuinal and similar drugs only with doctor prescription. The state was represented by Deputy District Attorney Far Hawles.
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Dist
John Sexton
Vera Hammond
C"’ St
Hammond
Mel Close Jr
Clark County
Dep. Dist. Atty
Far Hawles
Brotherhood Program Tonight at Beth Sholom
Tem ple Beth Sholom at 1600 E Oakey Blvd hosts a Brotherhood Program during services at 8 30 pm in the main Sanctuary. Rev Melvin Pekrul and the Crusader Choir of First Baptist Church perform under Clarice Rittman with Rabbi Aaron S Gold leading services and Cantor Joseph Kohn directing the children’s choir in joint renditions. Oneg Shabbat refreshments follow. public invited.
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Stan Irwin
Temple Beth Sholom
E. Oakey Blvd
Rev
Melvin Pekrul
Crusader Choir
The
First Baptist Church
Crusader
Clarice Rittman
Aaron S. Gold
Joseph Kohn
Officials fault computer data mixup in league report
London officials of a grade association admitted Tuesday a computing error misrepresented efficiency. They rented a computer to aid operations but said incorrect information in the processing led to a false result, though they did not fault the electronic brain.
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London
UPT
Dan Campbell Dies at 65 Former Boulder Dam Worker
Daniel S. Campbell 65 died Wednesday at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital in Los Angeles. He came to Clark County in 1930 to work on Boulder Dam, later ran a Searchlight cattle ranch, then bought cattle for Producers Livestock Market Association. Born Burns Indiana October 10 1900, he leaves widow Helen two sons Keith and Dan a daughter Mrs Arthur M. Smith two brothers David and William and 10 grandchildren, Las Vegas residents.
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Daniel S. Campbell
Clark County
Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
Los Angeles
Campbell
Boulder Dam
Searchlight
Producers Livestock Market Association
Burns
Ind
First St
Helen
Keith
Dan
Arthur M. Smith
David
Defendants Granted Continuances in Narcotics Case
Continuances for entry of plea were granted yesterday in the District Court arraignments of seven men indicted for sale and possession of narcotics. Dist. Judge John Mowbray granted continuances to Ronald Lamb Earl Fairman Jr Johnny Gene Kent Johnny Benson Luther Mitchell Roosevelt Turner and Louis Crockett. All defendants were arrested two weeks ago in a crackdown on suspected narcotics violators.
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Dist
John Mowbray
Ronald Lamb
Earl Fairman Jr
Johnny Gene Kent
Johnny Benson
Luther Mitchell
Roosevelt Turner
Louis Crockett
Fletcher Named Assistant Vice President at First National Bank
Harry D. Fletcher has been appointed assistant vice president of First National Bank in a release by Gaylord K. Prather head of the Southern Nevada division. A Mina native, Fletcher joined FNB in 1938 in Reno and moved to Las Vegas in 1953 serving at South Boulevard and Third and Fremont offices before resigning in 1963 for another financial role.
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Harry D. Fletcher
First National Bank
Gaylord K. Prather
Southern Nevada
Statewide Bank
Mina
Fletcher
FNB
Reno
Las Vegas
South Boulevard
Third
Fremont
Bible Ministry Planned in April
Jehovah's Witnesses plan three days of Bible ministry at the Convention Center April 1 3 sponsored by Watchtower Bible and Tract Society of New York. The program features a discussion Does God Have Influence in This Twentieth Century conducted by Thomas Janez. Delegates from 20 congregations in four states are expected to attend.
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Jehovah's Witnesses
Convention Center
The
Watchtower Bible and Tract Society of New York
Thomas Janez
Obituaries of Morris Goldstein Samuel Berry and Victor Stohlman
Morris Goldstein 51 of 6587 Escondido died March 11 born February 11 1915 in Boston Mass a three year resident produce man survived by daughter Joan Stevens sons James Hitchcock Warren Ohio Jerry Hitchcock Hialeah Fla eight grandchildren funeral today 2:30 p m graveside Woodlawn Cemetery officiating Rev Glenn L Tudor First Christian Church Sunset Funeral Chapel Samuel William Berry 47 of 301 W Baltimore died Wednesday born New York City February 19 1919 seven year Las Vegas resident construction worker WW II veteran survived by mother Ida Sambale sisters Lucille Elliot Mary Levy New York City brother Ernest Berry New York Max Kaufman Mexico funeral Friday 11:30 a m Palm Chapel Rabbi Aaron Gold Temple Beth Sholom officiating Bunai Woodlawn Cemetery Victor August Stohlman 55 of Omaha died yesterday born May 20 1910 Nebraska survivors widow Stella sisters Adele Christaner Louise Thimgan Clara Rehenschuh Lydia Neuman brothers Paul Christian Frederick Nebraska funeral services pending in Omaha Kremer Funeral Home burial in Lutheran Cemetery Omaha Palm Mortuary
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Goldstien
Morris “Murry
Escondido St
Boston
Mass
Joan Stevens
James Hitchcock
Warren
Ohio
Jerry Hitchcock
Hialeah
Fla
Woodlawn
Glenn L. Tudor
First Christian Church
Sunset Funeral Chapel
Berry
Samuel William
Baltimore
New York City
Las Vegas
Ida Sambale
Lucille Elliot
Mary Levy
Ernest Berry
New York
Max Kaufman
Mexico
Palm Chapel
Aaron Gold
Temple Beth Sholom
Bunai Woodlawn
Stohlman
Victor Algust
Omaha
Neb
Nebraska
Stella
Adele Christaner
Minnesota
Louise Thimgan
Clara Rehschuh
Lydia Neuman
Paul
Michigan
Christian
Frederick
Kremer Funeral Home
Lutheran Cemetery
Palm Mortuary
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Pepe
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