Rosary and Funeral For Mary Ann S Miller
Mary Ann S Miller 72 dies at Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital after living with her son at 1205 Riverside Drive Pasadena born 1890 in California A Rosary is set for 8 30 tonight at Palm Chapel funeral Mass Tuesday 11 am Our Lady of Las Vegas Church Father LeVoy officiating Survivors include husband William R Miller two sons William J Miller Joseph R Miller daughter Dorothy Whann and sisters Marie Lindeken Dorothy Shaffer all of Los Angeles and Las Vegas respectively
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Mary Ann Sabina Miller
Palm Chapel
Our Lady of Las Vegas Catholic Church
LeVoy
Miller
Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital
Riverside Drive
Pasadena
Calif
William R. Miller
van Nuys
William J. Miller
Funeral Services for Edith B Wood in Las Vegas
Funeral services for Edith B Wood 63 will be held Monday at 11 a m at Palm Chapel with Rev Roger Sawyer officiating Burial will follow at Woodlawn Cemetery She died Friday at North Las Vegas Medical Center She lived at 712 Las Vegas Blvd North Born in Pennsylvania Survived by brother Gilbert W Wood Las Vegas and brother John Beck Pittsburgh Pa sister Mrs Lillian Hay Pittsburgh Pa
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Edith B. Wood
Palm Chapel
Roger Sawyer
Woodlawn Cemetery
Elmer Adams 71 Held for Catholic Rosary and Funeral
Rosary for Elmer Adams 71 will be recited Monday at Palm Chapel at 7 30 p m with funeral mass Tuesday at St Joan of Arc Catholic Church officiated by Msgr Empey Burial will follow at Woodlawn Cemetery Adams died Friday at Hospital He was born January 1 1891 in Chicago and lived at the Las Vegas Hotel where he worked as a dealer at the Las Vegas Club He is survived by brother Harold Adams of Chicago
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Elmer Adams
Palm Chapel
St. Joan of Arc Catholic Church
Mser. Empey
Woodlawn Cemetery
Adams
Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital
Chicago
Las Vegas
Harold Adams
Methodists launch aid program for new churches
The Methodist Church division of national missions starts a salary support and loan program for new congregations. A total of 225000 dollars is reserved for minister salaries and building purposes loans and grants to assist church startups.
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New York
UPI
Methodist Church Division of National Missions
Clark County leads 1964 Nevada Democratic reapportionment
State convention reels as Clark County wins 261 votes and Washoe 119 of 160, reshaping the central committee amid opposition from Pershing and Lincoln counties. The session endorsed Clark County hosting the 1964 convention, and honored labor and party figures while debating Baring’s stance.
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Clark County
Washoe
Raymond Kinsley
Pershing County
Central Committee
William Morris
Las Vegas
Lincoln County
Floyd Lamb
Washoe County
Resolutions Committee
Tom Cooke
Reno
Fitz
Baring
Russ Benedict
Benedict
Walter Baring
Cannon
Boulder City
Democratic Central Committee
Sawyer in Kyoto Debates and Artful Visits
Sawyer and Nevada Governor in Kyoto engage in a two hour discussion with Yutaka Wada about underground nuclear tests while Suzumura's daughters display flower arranging tea ceremony and dancing. The delegation visits private homes and enjoys traditional arts, with wives shopping for silk and dismissing costs as taxpayer expense.
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Sawyer
Kyoto
Tokyo
The
Asahi
Ninagawa
Nevada
Yutaka Wada
Hidejiro Wada
Yutaka
Soviet Union
Suzumura
Star and Stripes Forever
Debbie Prell
America
Armioad
State Department
Treasury of the
United States
LA City Hall LV Phone to Save $45000 Yearly
Los Angeles city hall will connect directly by telephone tie line to Las Vegas police and sheriff departments cutting the city's yearly telephone bill by about $45 000. Frederic G Crowder director of the board’s Bureau of Communications said the tie line lets LA police call Las Vegas authorities without tolls and the city gains from reduced tie line rates.
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LA City Hall
Los Angeles
YPI
Las Vegas
Nev
Board of Public Works
Frederic G. Crowder
Board
Bureau of Communications
Japanese Rail Crash Probed as Press Demands Action
Japanese newspapers intensify calls for corrective steps by Japan National Railways after a three train collision killed 155 and injured about 400. Critics cite discipline, facilities, and scheduling pressures. five victims remain unidentified as crews clear wreckage from the tracks.
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Tion
Japan National Railways
JNR
Asaji Shimbun
Josefi
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