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Newspaper

Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1969

Page

5

Prisoners Code Of Conduct Unchanged Despite Pueblo

A Pentagon official said the Code of Military Conduct, limiting a prisoner to name rank serial number and date of birth, will remain unchanged despite Pueblo affair criticism. Bartimo cited two reasons to keep it: protecting 334 known and 987 missing Americans in Vietnam and the code's core resist and faith tenets. He warned that interrogation can erode a prisoner’s resistance and noted that even false confessions can violate the code yet cause no penalty unless they harm the United States or others.

Washington UPI Pentagon United States Frank Bartimo Defense Department Vietnam Bartimo Interroga

CAP Plane Searchers Located After Mountain Crash

Three men who were searching for a missing DC-3 were located alive after their light Beechcraft crashed on a snow covered mountainside at 12 500 feet. Pilot George Fischer of Rolling Hills and companions R S Wolden Torrance and B M Talbot Redondo Beach survived with broken backs and frozen feet reported in Bishop California. They were airlifted to Northern Inyo Hospital in good condition. The missing DC-3 Gamblers Special with 35 aboard disappeared February 18 en route from Hawthorne to Burbank.

Bishop Calif UPI Northern Inyo George Fischer Rolling Hills Torrance Sierra Civil Air Patrol Fischer Los Angeles R. S. Wolden B. M. Talbot Red

Dope Charge On Youthful Collegians

Five University of California at Riverside students were arrested on marijuana possession charges in the 2600 block of Sherwood Avenue after an anonymous tip. The Camper van they used contained over two ounces of marijuana and two water pipes. Detectives from the Sheriff's Intelligence Division made the arrests.

California College Sherwood Avenue David Allen Dean James Robert Gilliland Willie Franklin Gibson Wesley Ray McCoy Thomas David Pabst University of California At Riverside Ralph Lamb Sherwood Carl Albright Charles Martin Curt Lackie Phil Leone Sheriff

Hotel Cook Is Sentenced for 1968 Armed Robbery

Jack Warren Holston, 27, of 147 Cervantes Street, received a 10 year maximum term for the armed robbery of Associ ates Finance Co. at 1211 East Charleston Boulevard on July 12, 1968. He was arrested moments later with $12,000 cash a gun and a mask. Dist. Judge John F. Mendoza gave credit for 101 days served and noted defense by Deputy Public Defender Leon Simon.

Associates Finance Co Charleston Blvd Jack Warren Holston Cervantes St Dist John F. Mendoza Holsten Leon Simon

Vietnam Casualty Army Pvt. Larry Brown 20 Caliente

The body of Army Pvt. Larry Donald Brown 20 Caliente arrived in Las Vegas from Vietnam where he died in combat March 8 Funeral services set for 2 p m Friday in Caliente with Bishop Wesley Holt officiating Brown survived by his mother Lily Brown brother Dennis and sister Patty Bleak all of Caliente His father Harold Brown is deceased A native of Caliente he attended local schools and Lincoln County High School He had been in Vietnam since August 30 1968 His death brings Southern Nevada Viet Nam war fatalities to 73.

Larry Donald Brown Caliente Las Vegas Vietnam Wesley Holt Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Brown Lily Brown Dennis Patty Bleak Harold Brown Lincoln County U.S. Army Nevada

Hanley Granted Bail in Nevada Case Amid Federal Sentence

Former labor organizer and accused murderer Tom Hanley won bail after the Nevada Supreme Court demanded a reasonable amount. Dist Judge Thomas O Donnell set 5000 dollars as bail, with defense attorney Harry Claiborne arguing the sentence is federal and moot.

Tom Hankey Nevada Supreme Court Lower District Court Gaming Union Thomas O'Donnell Hanley Harry Claiborne Claiborne Internal Revenue Service Clark County Earl Gripentrog SUN Gripentrog Terminal Island Los Angeles

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