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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1964
Page
6
The western film star known as "Wild" Bill Elliott has bought an interest in Biddulph Rambler making his entry into the automobile trade. He explains the move to learn the business firsthand and invites the public to visit the agency at 17153 Fremont St.
The Federal National Mortgage Association announced the redemption of the outstanding 4 percent Series SM-1964-B debentures with maturity September 19. The original issue amount was 313, and FNMA President J Stanley Raughman said there will be no new debenture offering tied to this redemption.
Admiral U. S. Grant Sharp, senior commander in the Pacific, began a three day visit to the British China Coast colony Saturday as part of a Far East tour.
Riviera Hotel president J Dee Goodman announces James H Brown as sales representative for the Riviera Western Regional Sales Office in Los Angeles. Brown previously led sales at Sheraton West and worked for Hollywood Roosevelt and Del Mar. He is a musician and Navy radio operator veteran with HSMA affiliations. He and his wife Marilon reside with four children in Northridge California.
The June FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin details a scam targeting electronics dealers. A woman orders a costly hi fi item using a fictitious name with an excellent credit rating. The buyer demands a 1 percent down payment and monthly terms, delivers to a fake address, and the house is later found owned by a real estate firm.
Douglas Aircraft Co announces a Canada subsidiary to expand defense and space projects. The Ottawa based firm will seek production sharing and cross border arrangements. R. F. Coggan is chairman, Croydon H. Hartley president, Wilfred A. Page vice president and GM.
National General Corp acquired 93.9 percent of 894,196 outstanding Columbia Savings and Loan Association shares. The deal, closing after an agosto 9 offer, involved issuing debentures totaling 17,552,800 and 839,682 warrants as part of the purchase terms.
Bonanza Air Lines seeks nonstop Las Vegas Grand Canyon service amid CAB hearings and protests from Frontier Airlines. The city and chamber of Las Vegas, American, United, TWA, Continental and others back the plan while Frontier pushes broader routes. Sid Whitmore urges immediate Bonanza service.
Las Vegas small business operators will meet August 94 with R V Fisher of the SBA to discuss loan problems. The interviews, organized by Nevada SBA regional director Alvin P Meyers, will be held in the City Hall conference room at 4th and Stewart. Appointments via the Las Vegas Chamber of Commerce at 737-4664. Interviews start at 10 am.
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