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Newspaper

Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1963

Page

8

Nevada Senators oppose Udall plan on Lower Colorado River project

Nevada Senators Howard Cannon and Alan Bible plan to press President Kennedy to oppose lumping local Colorado River water development plans into a broader Lower Colorado basin project. Cannon argued the move would delay needed Southern Nevada projects and trigger a new California Arizona water dispute.

Interior Stewart Udall Nevada Howard Cannon Sands Hotel Alan Bible Kennedy Redding Calif Las Vegas Cannon Udall

Murder case moves forward as severance bids fail

Dist. Judge David Zenoff denied motions by six of seven defense attorneys to sever four defendants in the Beasley murder case and to bar Foley from defending Patterson. The four men are charged with the fatal shooting of an undercover Federal Narcotics Bureau agent William Green in Las Vegas. The trial, set for Monday after more than two years, also saw requests for travel expenses for witnesses denied or postponed. The defense argued speedy trial rights were violated. the judge rejected those motions and kept the case on track for trial.

Beasley Dist David Zenoff Federal Narcotics Bureau Attys Robert Santa Cruz Drake DeLaney Nathan Beasley Foley Patterson William T. Green Las Vegas Green Nevada Supreme Court High

Social Security May Owe You Money After Age 65

Las Vegas district manager Edgar H. Cocks explains many Americans over 65 may qualify for social security payments if they apply. Rules include the $1200 earnings threshold and the retirement test with phased withholding, plus entitlement from age 72 onward.

Social Security Administration Edgar H. Cocks Social Security Las Vegas

Fiery Harry Will Visit Vegas Again

Former President Harry S. Truman will return to Las Vegas to deliver the principal address at the annual anti Defamation League dinner on October 25. Sen. Howard Cannon of Las Vegas will receive the league’s top award at the event.

Harry Vegas Harry S. Truman Las Vegas Anti- Defamation League Truman National American Legion Nevada League Sen Howard Cannon

Federal Prisons Study Synanon Trial Program

Los Angeles psychologist Dr. Robert Ziegler reported for the SUN that he conferred with James Bennett federal director of prisoners and outlined a pilot Synanon rehabilitation program at a Nevada prison. He cited successful reforms, transfers to an honor camp, and proposals to expand to all federal prisons after evaluation.

Robert Ziegier Los Angeles The SUN James Bennett Ziegler Synanon Foundation Nevada Peavine Mountain Reno Synanon Bennett Terminal Island Federal Prison Veterans Administration Terminal Island Carson City American Legion Legion California

Owners Seek Reversal of Gaming License Revocation

Lamar Bergen and Henry Remolis, co partners in the downtown Saratoga Race and Sportsbook, filed a Clark County District Court petition to overturn the Nevada Gaming Commission and Nevada Control Board decision revoking their gaming license. They allege Fourth Amendment rights violations.

Saratoga Clark County District Court Lamar Bergen Henry Remolis Nevada Gaming Commission Nevada Control Board

Senator Bible Secures 400000 For Las Vegas Health Center

Senator Alan Bible announced success in convincing conferees to provide 400000 for equipment at the Las Vegas Radiological Health Center Nevada Southern. As member of the Appropriations Committee he urged a modern facility under the health and welfare bill. The center hosts the nation’s first radiological lab in 1959 and has since become a key regional monitoring site.

Alan Bible Senate House Las Vegas Radiological Health Center Nevada Southern Bible Senate Appropriations Committee United States

Irregular Petition Challenges Gaming Authority Action

Attorney Al Stewart files a petition claiming irregularities in the state gaming authorities move to revoke licenses for Saratoga Race Book at 114 1st St and Vegas Turf at 19 E Ogden St. The complaint argues process flaws, insufficient evidence, and seeks court review and reversal of the gambling commission decision. The Saratoga operation reportedly altered betting slips to dodge taxes. Specht owns Vegas Turf. Norman Samuelson, deputy AG, states both establishments underreported wagering and kept poor records.

al Stewart 1St St Vegas Turf E. Ogden St George Milton Specht Norman Samuelson Gaming Control Board and Gaming Commission Remolis Bergen

Nevada water session urges full development for future needs

Delegates at the Nevada water conference in Carson City heard Gov. Grant Sawyer urge maximum use of land and water resources to serve a growing population. He emphasized passing on benefits to future generations and the need to satisfy mind and soul through resources including recreational and spiritual needs. Brig. Gen. Arthur H. Frye Jr. of the U S Corps of Engineers endorsed comprehensive statewide water resources planning.

Carson City UPS Nevada Grant Sawyer Arthur H. Frye, Jr U. S, Corps of Engineers

Welfare Board Head Will Retire From Service Here

Mrs. Jeane Boman, chairman of the Las Vegas Child Welfare Board, will retire next month after 10 years of service. She led a seven member advisory group that improved child care facilities and influenced local legislation. Al Becker praised her extensive work including personal nursery inspections and noted the board’s advisory role to Becker on child welfare matters.

Jeane Boman Las Vegas C. D. Baker City Commission

Idaho Motorist Killed in Crash

Lonnie E. Smith, 56, of Twin Falls Idaho was killed when his car ran off US Route 93 about 49 miles north of here. The vehicle left the road, vaulted an embankment and struck a boulder.

WELL UPI Lonnie E. Smith Twin Falls Idaho Here Highway Patrol Smith

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