May Ask High Court to Delay Tucker Trial
The State Supreme Court may halt the Tucker murder trial while an appeal is heard. Judge Mowbray denied the change of venue after jurors questioned about publicity, and defense counsel vows to seek a writ to pause proceedings. Tucker, a former North Las Vegas mayor, faces related shootings and awaits further action.
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High Court
State Supreme Court
Horace G. Tucker
John Mowbray
Tock
Harry Claiborne
Tudge Mowbray
Clahorne
Wall
Ously
Tral
Mowbray
Claiborne
John Manzonio
Tucker
Las Vegas
Omer Jack Evans
Tuck
Space Theme Planned for International Space Symposium
The International Space Electronics Symposium at the Dunes Hotel Anatole Browde McDonnell Aircraft Corp will chair sessions with talks on microwave radar docking a lunar surface flight control for the manned spacecraft and orbital navigation. Vernon Mitchell RA Kennedy Hl Grumman and M Weeks Aerospace Corp lead afternoon talks on astronaut systems and guidance.
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Dunes Hotel
Anatole Browde
McDonne! Aircraft Corp
Amone
RV. Danner
W | NeRocher. Sr
Martin Co
Allen Hammel
Richard Patterson
Minneapolis-Honeywell
Peter Castrucio
H. L. Motchan
R F Pannett
McDonnell Ai
Apolia
Vernon M. Mitchell
Natonal Aeronautics and Space Administration
Cape Kennedy
RA Kennedy
NAA
John & Russell Hl
Auxiliary President Named At American Osteopathic Association
Mrs William Baldwin Jr was chosen as auxiliary president, wife of the Memorial Osteopathic Hospital internal medicine chief in York PA. She has served as past president and PA auxiliary board member and is a former national auxiliary vice president. She is mother of two and grandmother of five, a patron of the Metropolitan Symphony Orchestra Association in New York and member of the Philadelphia and New York symphony groups.
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William Baldwin, Jr
New Mexico Osteopath Honored as Doctor of the Year
Kenneth F Warren of Albuquerque received General Practitioner of the Year at the American Osteopathic Association convention in Las Vegas. A pioneer in New Mexico osteopathy he helped establish the state’s first osteopathic hospital and serves as president of the New Mexico Association of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons.
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Albuquerque
American Osteopathic Association
Las Vegas
Ion Center
Warren
American College of Central Practitioners
Particpanna
New Mexico Association of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons
Albuquerque Warren
Miller urges exile Cuba fight in Miami rally
GOP vice presidential hopeful William F. Miller told about 5,000 Florida voters that a Republican administration would set up a Cuban exile government and arm refugees for raids against Castro. He criticized Kennedy and Johnson policy, praised Goldwater, and urged victory to ensure Cuba’s freedom. Security at the Miami Stadium was tightened after an earlier explosion near a Cuban exile meeting.
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New York
Florida
Miami Stadium
Miller
Miami
Cuba
Viet Nam
Bay of Pigs
Sarasota
Ramon Molina
Kennedy
Mr. Castro
Adolf Hitler
Rit Miller
Coldwater
Meningitis Death Ties Ft Ord Soldier Link At Party
A 19 year old Millbrae girl Patricia Arsenault died of spinal meningitis two days after a party with Ft Ord soldier William Garehime 20. County coroner confirmed the death and Rep J Arthur Younger urged quarantine and restrictions at Ft Ord to curb the outbreak. About 30 party attendees and others were given sulfa as a precaution.
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San Matfo
Catif
UPI
Millbrae
Ft. Ord
Monterey
J. Arthur Younger
Calif
San Mateo County
Pat Jensen
Patricia Arsenault
Peninsula Hospital
Buringame
Younger
Sixth Army
Frederik J. Brown
Monterey County
Miss Arsenault
College of
Branding Iron Dinner Tickets Offer Ambulance Delivery
Las Vegas Press Club hosts the 13th Branding Iron dinner and show at the New Frontier Hotel on Tuesday night Oct 27. Bud Bish**op's Mercy Ambulance Service delivers tickets on request to the door, with public invited. pricing ranges from 10 to 20 dollars per plate, plus special Golden Horseshoe seating.
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Las Vegas
Mercy
S. 2Nd St
Digls
Brand
New Frontier
Romania mediates Sino Soviet rift with Soviet backing
Romanian Premier Ion Maurer conducts mediation in Beijing to avert a formal split between the Soviet Union and China. Informants say Maurer aims to sidestep the mid December Moscow Conference while maintaining Soviet endorsement of the effort. Meanwhile in London the Labor Party faced a storm over calls that its leaders may be adulterers after Quinton Hogg accused them amid a campaign row.
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UPI
Romania
Soviet Union
Red
API
Labor Party
Quinton Hogg
Science and Education
John Profumo
Hogg
Labor
Obituaries for Alex Ornelas and Denver Bell
Funeral services for Alex Ornelas 31 will be held Monday at 7 0 a m at the Palm Chapel of All Faiths. Burial follows at Woodlawn Cemetery. He was born December 1 1999 in Colorado and lived in the Las Vegas area eight years. Survivors include his widow Angie two sons Ronald and Alex Jr mother Floria Ornelas. Denver Bell who died Monday at his home will have services tomorrow at 2 p m at the Palm Chapel of All Faiths then burial at Woodlawn Cemetery. The infant was born August 2 and lived with his parents at 1996 Cunningham. Survivors include his mother Patricia Ann father Lee Bell sister Shawna Renee Johnson and maternal and paternal grandparents Las Vegas residents.
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Alex, Jr
Las Vegas
Floria Ornelas
Denver
Cole
Palm Chapel of
Our Lady of Las Vegas Catholic Church
Bunker Brothers Chapel
Golden Memories
Arlington National Cemetery
Arlington, Va
Mr. Meade
Troy
N. Y
American Legion
Mary Holt
John
Gardner
Pioneer Rancher Succumbs
Funeral services for Tony Marteletti 79 pioneer Nevada rancher and miner who died at St George will be tomorrow at 11 a m at Bunker Brothers Mortuary He was born in Eureka April 15 1885 and worked in ranching from 1893 in Tonopah area before mining boom He later moved to Las Vegas in 1920 working for the State Highway Department Las Vegas Police Department and the Clark County Sheriff’s Office He married Fern Henry and is survived by a brother and two step daughters.
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Nevada
St. George
Bunker Brothers Mortuary
Cold Creek
Willow Creek
Mount Charleston
Mr Martelett
Las Vegas
State Highway Department
Fern Henry
Linden Ave
Sheriff's Department
Martelett
Jent
Fureka
Don Swartz
Foster Dawson
Berlin tensions flare as soldiers clash during anniversary parade
Four American soldiers are detained for four hours in West Berlin over traffic violations. The Americans hold a Soviet Army vehicle for an hour in response. Western and Communist personnel clash during a Nazi-style parade marking the fifth anniversary of East Germany. The parade violates four power accords, say Western allies. In Cairo, Indian Prime Minister Shastri urges the Nonaligned Summit to dispatch a mission to persuade China to abandon nuclear weapons development.
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Cairo
UPI
Lal Bahadur Shastri
China
Shastri
Funeral services for Mary Reynolds in Las Vegas
Mary Reynolds died Tuesday at Ilam. Services set at Evergreen Baptist Church with burial at Woodlawn Cemetery. She was born June 18, 1897 in Vicksburg Miss and lived 22 years in Las Vegas. Survived by husband Will a son Wille a sister Margaret Carroll and seven brothers in Las Vegas and Mississippi.
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Ilam
Evergreen Baptist Church
Woodlawn Cemetery
Palm Mortuary
Mrs. Reynolds
Vicksburg
Miss
Las Vegas
Adams
Christan Society
Will
Wille
Margaret Carroll
Louisana
West Carroll
Saul
Kahn
Abbot
Tim
Guse
Lovely Carroll
Mississipp
Emotional Stresses in Marriage Workshop Tomorrow
The Clark County Mental Health Association presents two workshops on emotional stresses in marriage and on the job. They will be held tomorrow at 2 pm in rooms 15 and 16 of the Las Vegas Convention Center.
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Clark County Mental Health Association
United Fund Agency
At & Pm
Las Vegas Convention Center
Johnson barnstorms Midwest amid 1964 victory talk
President Johnson campaigned through Des Moines Springfield Peoria and Chicago predicting the largest Democratic win next November. He drew crowds that sometimes surged past police lines. In New Jersey three more suspected St Louis encephalitis cases raised the total to 65 with five deaths.
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UPI
Johnson
Midwest
Des Moines
Iowa
Springfield
Peoria
Ill
Camden
N. J
Woman Falls From Eiffel Tower Amid Crisis Reports
Paris police report a woman in her late 20s or 30s jumped from the first platform of the Eiffel Tower. Authorities are attempting to identify her and classify the death as a self inflicted act. The incident adds to a rising tally of personal crisis reports at the landmark.
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UPI
Eiffel Tower
Sokolov couple selects Czechoslovakia for deportation
Alexandre Sokolov and his wife chose Czechoslovakia as their deportation country after a trial for espionage conspiracy. The government dropped the case amid fears of sensitive information emerging and national security concerns. President Johnson signed a 3.95 billion foreign aid bill, the smallest in five years, funding one more year of aid to allies after a request near by 266 million. Barry Goldwater faced hostile crowds in New Jersey rallies but closed with strong support in West Orange and Teaneck, pledging constitutional order and a war on crime.
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UPI
Alexandre Sokolov
Czechoslovakia
Sokolovs
Washington
Johnson
Teaneck
Barry Goldwater
New Jersey
West Orange
GOP
Utah Trucker Dies in Crash East of Fike
Jonn David Pike 95 of Salt Lake City was killed when his one ton truck hit a 1 ton construction roller on U S Highway 97 miles east of Fike. The collision caused a post crash explosion and the vehicle burned. Authorities said Pike apparently did not see the roller before impact.
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UPI
Jonn David Pike
Salt Lake City
Utah
Here
Fike
U.S. Highway
Pike
Personnel Courses Launched in City Training Plan
The first in a series of sponsored courses for city employees will start at Nevada Southern University under Bob McPhe, personnel director. About three police and fire department staff attend the initial eight week course as educators from the University of Southern California and the University of Nevada provide 45 minute lectures on management, supervision, leadership, and performance evaluation.
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Nevada Southern Univers
Bob McPhe
City Commission
Califor
Unive of
Nevada
Burglary Trial Set Despite Defense Plea for Delay
The burglary trial of Andrew Hanley, 25, in Ort is scheduled to proceed, despite defense attorney Fa mond Sutton asking for a continuance to prepare. Judge Zenoff denied the motion, with Hanley charged in a local motor scooter burglary three years ago.
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Grar
Andrew Hanley
Famond Sutton
Sutton
Dist
David
Zenoff
Dow
Hanley
Vu Ave
Water Meters Considered in Northern Area
Reno navy Sierra Pac power seeks legislative authority to use water meters in homes. President Fred Fletcher says a decision is expected within a month. If authorized, Nevada Public Service Commission would decide implementation. City meters barred until county population passes 129018 by census. Next census 1970. Washoe County officials see meters as likely but aim to keep water costs down.
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Sierra
Fred Fletcher
Nevica Public Service Commissa
Nevada
U.S
Washoe County
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