Accountants Plan Dinner Meeting on State Convention
The Las Vegas chapter of the National Society of Public Accountants schedules a Wednesday 7 p.m. dinner at Antonio's Restaurant to discuss committee work for the state convention. District President John Stirton urges attendance as the usual program is dropped and time is set to prepare for the Sept. 14-16 event at the Flamingo Hotel. State President Robert Arnesen announces Nevada's delegation for the national convention: Carl Apple Albert Dattee of Las Vegas and Bert Long of Reno, who will depart this week for Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Carefree Ariz A New Resort Town Built Around Boulders
Carefree Arizona markets itself as a resort town 35 miles northeast of Phoenix replacing Scottsdale as the winter getaway for golf and sun. Developers Tom Darlington and K T Palmer describe the plan with rock strewn lots, unpaved streets, names like Prim Rose Pass and Bloody Basin Road and a sundial landmark serving as a solar powered hot water heater for the Carefree Coffee Shop. A heliport and modern airstrip lure residents though few own helicopters, while plans include a new bank and bar on local street corners.
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High Justice Aide Classifies Bigot and Racketeer as Similar
Edwyn Silberling, chief of the Justice Department unit on organized crime, says a bigot is basically like a racketeer. Both operate outside the law and seek special privileges, with racketeers buying favors and bigots exploiting community fears. The aim differs: racketeers pursue money, bigots seek power and superiority, threatening democracy.
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Guiana Lifts Riot Rules After Feb Riots In Georgetown
In British Guiana, Governor Sir Ralph Grey issued a proclamation lifting emergency regulations imposed after the February 16 riots sparked by opposition to Dr. Cheddi Jagan’s budget. Troops and warships had been deployed at Jagan’s request amid unrest and public disorder.
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Kennedy Urges Senate to Confirm Norstad Four Star Rank
President Kennedy asked the Senate to grant Gen Lauris Norstad a permanent four star rank upon retirement from the Air Force. The retiring NATO supreme commander already holds four stars temporarily but his permanent rank is currently major general, two stars lower.
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Prominent Nevadan Joins First Western as V P
Harry D. Fletcher, a notable Nevada financier, joins First Western Savings as vice president. Former assistant VP and assistant manager at Third and Fremont, Reno, he moves to Las Vegas after a long bank career beginning in 1938. He is active in Kiwanis, Chamber of Commerce, Camp Fire Girls, and local golf circles.
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Las Vegas
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Southern Nevada
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