Vegas Heights Health Center Debate Signals Urgency
Dr. Otto Ravenholt urged the District Board of Health to authorize new tools and a non controversial health center to replace the condemned Stewart and Second facility. He warned that without a home the district’s health operation will fail and stressed licensing reforms and budget timing for 1964.
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Vegas Heights
Otto Ravenholt
District Board of Health
Ravenholt
Stewart and
Second
Health Department
Evelyn Blake
Nevada
Clare Schmutz
Vegas Heights Dra
Carl Kaufman
Henderson Well Baby Clinic Policy Sparks Board Debate
The District Board of Health considered funding for Henderson two Well Baby Clinics amid unequal service sharing with North Las Vegas and Boulder City. A vote approved investigating whether to terminate special Henderson services unless those cities joined the District Board, leaving the health officer to decide the next step.
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District Board of Health
Henderson
Health Department
Evelyn Blake
Nevada
Ravenholt
Las Vegas
Boulder City
District Board
Charles Diener
Ravenhold
Jean Smaltz
North Las Vegas
Fae Ahlstrom
Tyson Funeral Rites Held for L. F. Tyson in Las Vegas
Funeral services were held at the Masonic Temple Oasis Lodge No. 41 for L. F. Tyson known as Ty Tyson who died last Saturday at age 55. Speaker of the state assembly Jand long prominent in Nevada attended along with numerous officials and state legislators. Cremation followed in San Bernardino California. pallbearers included Gov. Grand Sawyer Charles Askew William G. Mill Francis C. Bradshaw Don alson and M. J. Hegelson. Honorary pallbearers were J. Vasey Charles S. Price ara Hurtado Asa H. Helm A G. Sherman Eddie Bum r Amos A. Elliott Benn Lewis all Tyson Engineering Co. members. Also C. D. Baker H. E. Hazard Paul McDermott Hugh Shamberger Francis Thorne A. L. Burns Victor Brower Eddie Moss Robert Belz C. T. (Pete) Petersen Ted Rowley Charles J. Ottenhamer William H. Wilkerson Charles Piper Guy Jacka Doug Williams Dr. Harry McKinnon Jr. Dr. Roy Eklund Alonzo McGee Jeffrey Johnson James Snowden all from the 1963 legislature Lt. Gov. Paul Laxalt and other elected state officials, all Exchange Club of Las Vegas members, 427th Civil Affairs Company and American Legion Post No. 8 were present.
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L. F
Ty) Tyson
Masonic Temple
Oasis Lodge No
State Assembly
Nevada
Yson
Uo San Bernardino
Calif
Masonic Order
Grand Sawyer
Charles Askew
Wlliam G. Mill
Francis C. Bradshaw
Donalson
M. J. Hegelson
Paul Laxalt
The
Exchange Club of
Las Vegas
427Th Civil Affairs Company
American Legion Post No. 8
Las Vegas Students Reach National Merit Semifinals
Eleven Clark County seniors from four high schools were named National Merit Scholarship semifinalists for 1963 64. Nevada total includes 20 semifinalists statewide with LVHS leading locally, and progress toward four year merit scholarships totaling millions in aid from NMSC and sponsors.
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Clark County
Leland Newcomer
Nevada
Las Vegas High School
Western High School
Carson City High
LVHS
David Citron
Terry Jackson
Michael Pease
Ronald Powell
David Soss
Western
Patrick Gaffey
David Lesieur
Ronald Langhofer
Susan Kodras
Rancho
Steven Lowery
Boulder City
Kenneth Lyons
Tthe College
NMSC
Ford Foundation
Carnegie Corporation of New York
Laxalt Heads to Las Vegas for GOP Victory Dinner
Nevada Lt. Gov. Paul Laxalt visits Las Vegas for a week of meetings with Clark County Republicans. He will be the keynote speaker at a Republican Victory Dinner at the Stardust Hotel's International Room Friday night at 815 p.m. A cocktail party from 7 to 8 precedes the event. Wayne Pearson accompanies Laxalt as state executive director. Master of ceremonies is Paul McDermott. Al Johns and his orchestra provide music. Reserve seats by calling Clark County Chairman George Von Tobel at 735-8451.
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Paul Laxalt
Las Vegas
Clark County
Republican
Laxalt
International Room
Stardust Hotel
Wayne Pearson
Nevada
Las
al Johns
George von Tobel
Clark Deubt
Republican Party
Pearson
Sunfoto
Nudist Reported in East Las Vegas Street Scene
A man ran nude on Boulder Highway near the Three Pigs bar in East Las Vegas yesterday morning. Deputies arrived to find the subject gone, according to sheriff reports.
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Boulder Highway
Las Vegas
Sheriff's Office
Three Pigs
Solemn Yom Kippur Observed At Temple Beth Sholom
Yom Kippur begins Friday at sundown on the 10th of Tishri and ends Saturday evening with services at Temple Beth Sholom 1600 East Oakey Blvd. Opening services at 7 p.m. Friday, 9 a.m. Saturday. Junior services at 2 p.m. and Neilah at 7 p.m. Rabbi Harry Sherer to lead. Mary King directs choir.
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Temple Beth Sholom
East Oakey Blvd
Temple
Mary King
Yizkor
Neilah
Sisterhood
Harry Sherer
Harry Wallerstein
Beth Sholom
Irving Fields
Moses
Officials View Costly Murder Case
District judges and county commissioners met to discuss the Beasley murder case and the county expenses to fund a constitutional trial for four defendants. Judge Zenoff warned the case would cost thousands more, with motions and requests for travel, experts, and witnesses growing. The defendants are Milton Norris Beasley Warren Harris Randolph Patterson and Calvin Vase Valrie.
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Beasley
Dist
David Zenoff
Federal Narcotics Bureau
Zenoff
Milton Norris Beasley
Warren Harris
Randolph Patterson
Calvin Vase Valrie
William T. Green
Green
Las Vegas
Drake DeLaney
DeLaney
Young GOPers Elect New Las Vegas Officers
Las Vegas Young Republicans elected a new officer slate to replace resignations due to duties and studies. Thomas Hudler becomes president, Ralph Walker advances to vice president, Beth Tudor is secretary, Sylvia Brown treasurer, with James Hackney and James Brown as directors. The board honored late Nevada Assembly Speaker L. E. Tyson for courageous work after his Saturday death.
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Las Vegas
Robert Royce
Searchlight
Thomas Hudler
Royce
Ralph Walker
Hudler
Beth Tudor
Sylvia Brown
James Hackney
James Brown
L. E. Tyson
Nevada Assembly
Second Tax Payment Due Delinquencies Advise Prompt Payment
County treasurer W. W. Galloway reminded property owners that the second installment of the current tax year becomes delinquent after October 7. He warned penalties will accrue on the second installment after that date and on the first installment already delinquent. The third installment becomes delinquent after the first Monday in January and the fourth after the first Monday in March 1964.
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W. W. Galloway
Galloway
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State Health Department
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Stewart
Jaycees
Solomon
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Ernie Tuttle
Royal Crown Cola
Larry Hahn
Hilda's Cafe
Tuttle
Jerusalem
Mr. Tyson
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