Henderson native Mike O Cal laghan up for national honor
Donald Mike O Cal laghan, a Henderson resident now in Carson City as Nevada Health and Welfare head, is nominated among America's Outstanding Young Men by the National Junior Chamber of Commerce for all around qualities. Governor Sawyer cites his humanitarian record, courage, integrity and dedication.
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Mike” O'Callaghan
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Carson City
Mike
Department of Health and Welfare
Grant Sawyer
National
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Described Las Vegas legal saga links Roy Cohn to 1959 indictments
The text recounts a 1959 grand jury investigation in New York and a 1982 indictment of Garfield, Reen, Swann and Pasternak for securities offenses. It suggests a $35,000 payoff to Cohn to influence the case and notes later testimony and legal background interest in William Buckley and Roy Cohn.
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United Dve
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Irving Pasternak
Allard Roen
Allen Swann
Pasternak
Garfield
Desert Inn Hotel Corporation
New York City
Reen
Swoon
Las Vegas
Cohn
William Buckley
Roy Cohn
Banner named NIC candidate for Nevada commission post
Banner and two others were recommended for the NIC post by AFL CIO delegates. Banner, a Las Vegas resident and Navy WWII veteran, has four children and lives with his wife on Poplar Street. A special election for a new business agent is expected to be scheduled by the carpenters local.
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Las Vegas High Base
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Beaners
Poplar St
Banner
Aflcio
Vintan
Southern Nevada Building Trades Council
Frank Sheilds
Las Vegas
Banner Will
Keith Mount
Clarence Heckethorn
Nevada
Carpenters
Federal raid targets interstate horse and plumbing ring
QUICK RAIDS intelligence agents were reported in St. Louis Missouri. A suspected $5 000 a day horse and plumbers operation was raided in Capitol Heights Maryland a suburb of the nation s capital. An Internal Revenue spokesman said 2 518 in currency was seized. The crackdown was expected to be larger than last May 4 when 115 persons were arrested in 43 cities.
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St. Louis
Capitol Heights
Internal Revenue
Valachi to testify on Cosa Nostra ties and murders
Senate subcommittee leaders say Vincent Valachi will reveal the inner workings of the Cosa Nostra during a public hearing. McClellan notes Valachi’s testimony will cover unsolved gangster murders and the organization’s reach across eight or more U.S. cities with iron control of vice operations.
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Valachi
Cosa Nostra
U.S
Record Heat Hits Readings Across Southern California
The day surged to 111 degrees by 230 p.m., surpassing the 50 year high of 110 set on September 17, 1915. An unofficial Santa Ana reading reached 116 degrees with similar extreme temperatures across the region.
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Santa Ana
Calif
Prisoner Foiled in Roof Helicopter Escape Plot
FBI in Columbia South Carolina said prison authorities stopped an elaborate plan to free a prisoner by helicopter from the roof. He was transferred to Alcatraz and later paroled in 1961.
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Columbia
S.C
Alcatra
Nevada gambling ties rumors persist in legislative probe
The report notes only the statements of a few legislators who claim they visited Nevada casinos “on the house.” O'Brien declined to name cities, and the deputy AG would not elaborate. He said the report will be made public soon, despite ongoing speculation of California operators behind lobbying and call girl links.
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O’brien
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Cuban Exiles in Las Vegas Seek U S Support at Convention Center
Delegates at the Convention Center in Las Vegas stated they would relay to Kennedy that a Cuban group here is grateful for U S assistance. They urged unity and hoped for Rio reality of the Playa Giron promise. Several hundred exiles now live in Las Vegas with work in hotels and laundries.
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Las Vegas
Cuba
Nevada
Research Begins on a New Type Propulsion
San Diego report says General Dynamics Astronautics funds plasma propulsion research for Mars and Venus missions. Dr Hideo Yoshihara describes an axial plasma engine using capacitors, pulsed gas, and currents up to 500000 amperes to accelerate gas to 200000 mph in a vacuum test facility simulating 60 miles altitude.
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Venus
General Dynamics/Astronautics
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Astronautics
Space Science Laboratory
Kennedy to preside at foundation awards dinner
President Kennedy is set to preside at the Joseph P. Kennedy Jr. Foundation's second International Awards Dinner in New York during the first week of December. Seminars on mental retardation and scientific papers will precede the dinner honoring leaders in the field.
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UPI
Kennedy
Joseph P. Kennedy Jr. Foundation
Former Actress Barbara Payton Jailed on Prostitution Charge
Los Angeles United Press International reports former actress Barbara Payton, ex-wife of Franchot Tone, was jailed on a municipal court bench warrant after she agreed to appear to answer a prostitution charge.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Barbara Payton
Franchot Tone
Drunk Driving Charges Against Visitor
Nicklin 57 of La Jolla California was arrested for DUI and posted bail to await trial. Cox 18 of Palatine UL was arrested September 23 on a San Jose warrant for auto theft and posted $2,000 bail to appear later in San Jose.
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John Wilson Nicklin
la Jolla
Calif
Nicklin
Barbara Jean Cox
Palatine
San Jose
Estate of Stella Newman Deceased Notice to Creditors
In the Eighth Judicial District Court of Nevada County, the matter of the estate of Stella Newman deceased. Audrey E Camin appointed executrix on September 1. Creditors must file claims with vouchers in three months from first publication. Publication dates September 27, October 11, 18. George Gilson attorney for the estate.
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Judiciel District Court
Neveda
Stella Newman
Stella Mewman
Officials accuse gaming bodies of tax evasion and improper methods
Norman Samuelson deputy attorney general alleges that two establishments altered betting slips to dodge wagering taxes, understated gross business, and kept inadequate records. He contends gaming authorities acted arbitrarily and without substantial evidence and asks the court to review and reverse their decision and commend state action.
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Norman Samuelson
Gaming Control Board and Gaming Commission
Brazil Brush Fire Threatens Army Ammunition Dump
A brush fire on the outskirts of Paracambi, 46 miles from Rio de Janeiro, threatened an army ammunition dump as flames spread near the town yesterday.
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