Henderson Mistake Highlights Local News for Henderson
Apology upcoming as Arden's Dairy is celebrated for donating ice cream to Henderson children during the Frosty the Masked Horse debut at Trailer Estates. Lions club fundraising and local mentions fill the Hart of the column with community notes, birthdays, travel, and civic life.
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Arden
Henderson
Henderson Kiddies
Frosty the Masked Horse
Trailer Estates
Dalby Shirley
Arden’s
Willard Rinker
the Sun
Hank
Ruthe
Paul Price
Ann Lander
Scene
Dave Bradley
Ralph Pearl
Titanium To Lay Off 26 Employes
Henderson reports show Titanium Metals Corp will cut 26 workers temporarily this weekend while overall Henderson plants keep staffing higher than year start. Plant officials cite sustained high operations and a temporary reduction as needed amid ongoing production and vacation relief schedules.
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Henderson
Titanium Metals Corp
Eugene Francy
Steel Talks Collapse in Henderson as Talks Scheduled
United Steel Workers at Pacific Engineering and Production rejected a wage offer. Negotiations chief Van Englestead said meetings with company officials would continue. The contract expires August 1 at 8 am, with a tentative Titanium Metals Corporation vote planned for Monday at 7:30 pm at Townsite Auditorium.
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United Steel Workers Union
Pacific Engineering and Production Company
van Englestead
Englestead
International Steel Workers
Workers of Titanium Metals Corporation
Five Planners To Be Named Henderson
Henderson mayor says five new members will join the City Planning Commission at the Monday night City Council meeting. He notes that four terms have expired leaving two seats, one of which is filled by Bob Dietrich currently. Expired terms include E R Lindblom, Bob Olsen, John Henderson, and John Pantuse. Dick Stewart resigned and Dietrich’s term ends July 15, 1964.
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Henderson
City Planning Commission
William Byrne
Byrne
Bob Dietrich
Planning Commission
E. R. Lindblom
Bob Olsen
John Henderson
John Pantuse
Dick Stewart
Dietrich
Re Appointment Promised for Henderson City Officials
Henderson city council vows reappointment of City Officers City Clerk Chief of Police and City Treasurer at Monday meeting. Other items include bids for landscaping at City Hall reports on the Polar Queen alleyway electrical and plumbing bids for the fire station six members for the solicitation review board federal land fund and 1963 64 expenditures plans for property at 239 Water Street invitation for officials to attend the American Municipal Association congress in Houston zoning minutes re R 1 to R 2 of Clark County housing authority and bids for codification of ordinances water radio equipment insurance claim and slot machine application at Ranch House Bar.
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Henderson
Byrne
Federal Land
Final Summer Reading Party at Henderson Public Library
Henderson District Public Library hosts the final summer reading event today at 1 p.m. with ice cream and cake as Lydia Malcolm, librarian, notes books must be in by Thursday afternoon to determine winners. About 258 youngsters registered on opening day, the program’s capacity.
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Henderson
Henderson District Public Library
Lydia Malcolm
Malcolm
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