Court Frees Man In Narcotics Case
Clayton D Sampson walked out of U S District Court a free man as a result of a motion to withdraw charges of violation of federal narcotic laws granted by Presiding Dist Judge William G East of Portland Oregon. Sampson had been convicted December 30 1961 of illegal transport and sale of marijuana and had an $10000 property bond. An appeal motion filed in February 1963 led the Ninth Circuit to find error and refer the matter back to the local district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton D. Sampson
U.S. District Court
U.S
John W. Bonner
William G. East
Portland
Ore
Sampson
Liberty
James Phillips
U.S. Court of Appeals, 9Th Circuit
Stolen Car Rap Nets Probation for Stronberg
Gary Paul Stronberg 28 received three years probation from U S District Judge Roger D Foley Jr after pleading guilty April 23 to violating the Dyer Act He transported a stolen car from Boulder City to Kingman Arizona earlier this year with attorney George E Holt representing him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Paul Stronberg
U. S. Dist
Roger D. Foley, Jr
Stronberg
Boulder City
Kingman
Ariz
George E. Holt
National food brokers hold 1965 conference at the Dunes
About 500 major food brokers open a conference at the Dunes Hotel with national chairman Joseph T. McDermott of McDermott Food Brokers, and speakers including Gunther Klaus of Executive Committee Inc. and R. S. Prewitt. Topics cover sales training, marketing, and broker supervision as Watson Rogers presides at a kickoff luncheon. Delegates from all 50 states and Canada attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunes Hotel
Joseph T. McDermott
McDermott Food Brokers, Inc
Albany
N.Y
Gunther Klaus
Executive Committee
Inc
Los Angeles
R. S. Prewitt
McEltroy and Prewitt Co
Des Moines
Iowa
Watson Rogers
Food Brokers Management Conference
D. W. Brown
Brown-Massie & Associates
C. James McNutt
Campbell Soup Co
Camden
N. J
Paul Inman
Detroit
Mich
O. J. Mitchell
Highland Sales Co
Denver
States
Canada
Lennart Hattenbach
Saljboljet Scandanavian
Services Planned for Mrs Leavitt in Mesquite
Funeral services set for Wednesday in Mesquite for Penelope Burges Leavitt 81 longtime Clark County resident widow of Daniel Leavitt mother of Sheriff’s Capt Eather Leavitt. She died Sunday at her summer home in Central Utah after moving from Las Vegas. She survived by son Ray Leavitt Roseburg Ore daughter Dennis Tuckness, two other children sisters a brother 14 grandchildren and 33 great grandchildren.
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Mesquite
Penelope Burges Leavitt
Nevada
Sheriff
Eather Leavitt
Central
Utah
Las Vegas
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Don Lee
Leavitt
Pine Valley
Clark County
Daniel Leavitt
Dennis Tuckness
Capt. Leavitt
Tuckness
Ray Leavitt
Roseburg
Ore
Burglars Take Clothes, Jewelry From Motel Room
James D. Bowman and his wife from San Diego report a burglary at their Las Vegas Strip motel room on 2233 Las Vegas Blvd South. Thieves stole clothing and jewelry valued about 500 dollars while the couple was away Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James D. Bowman
San Diego
Calif
Las Vegas Blvd
South
Masttos Named Nevada Insurance Commissioner
Louis T. Mastos of Reno, former chief deputy insurance commissioner, became Nevada state insurance commissioner. He succeeds the late Paul Hammel and was chosen from three nominees by State Commerce Director Walter C. Wilson after a committee review of Nevada associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Mastos
Monday
Nevada
Mastos
Reno
Utah Motor Club Inc
Motor Club Insurance Agency Inc
Salt Lake City
Paul Hammel
Walter C. Wilson
Absentee Ballots Offered Ahead of June 8 Election
City Hall accepts absentee ballots for the June 8 general election with a voting booth in the clerk's office. Requests can mail ballots. in person voting runs 8 am to 5 pm through June 1. Ballots by mail must arrive by 7 pm election day. Ballot items include four city offices and a $5 million downtown high rise parking structure bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
Sidney Whitmore
City Eyes Takeover To Avert Vegas Transit Line Halt
Tanner Motor Co and city officials move to avert a looming service stop on June 15 by drafting a lease to transfer buses and facilities to public management. A union contract extension expires that day, with potential driver strike or company pullout threatening operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanner Motor Co
Vegas Transit Lines
W. A. Knight
Tanner
City Commission
Weday
Teamster
Knight
Las Vegas
Clark County
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East
Food Industry
Louis Masttos
Carson City
UPI
Louis
William Arant
Fred H. Brown
Insurance Department
California
Northern Atlas Insurance Underwriters
Hammel
The
Great Basin Insurance Company
Royon
Jack Clark, Ltd
Sahara
Parkway Plaza
SDH
Bob Ray
USDA
Jean
Frankin
Spencer
Chuck
Wisconsin
Longhorn
Jock
Chedder
Pimier
Aly
Crust 14 — Market
Arkway
Flaza Shopping Center
Springfield
Bisquick
Betty Crockers
Kern
Western Ib
Pkg
Weluveweverex
Everge
Rai
Folger’s Coffee
Cntompemee
Tames
Woods Furniture
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