Bob Martin Named NTS Guard Chief
Jonathan P. Goldsmith of Wackenhut Services announces Robert E. Martin as chief of field forces at the Nevada Test Site. He will lead 285 uniformed guards for AEC security at the NTS Nuclear Rocket Development Station Las Vegas offices and off-site test locations. Martin, a Las Vegas resident since 1954, rose from Air Force Police sergeant to deputy chief in 1967 and has served as off-site guard services coordinator for AEC locations.
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Volpe
Las Vegas
Richard Volpe
NSU
Gallery Guild
Jonathan P. Goldsmith
Wackenhut Services, Inc
Robert E. Martin
Nevada Test Site
Atomic Energy Commission
Wackenhut
AEC
Nuclear Rocket Development Station
Martin
Arizona
Air Force
Air Force Police
Nellis Air Force Base
Guard
Burglars Loot Multiple Homes And Businesses
Burglars swept area losses in several incidents yesterday. The Industrial 66 Service on Industrial Road reported four wide-oval tires valued at 152 dollars after an overhead door was pried open. June Grube on Hollyhock Lane lost a 200 dollar power saw when her unlocked garage was entered. Albert Howard of Baldwin Park reported a missing 225 dollar camera from a locked hotel room. Pennie Levy on 1504 S 8th St. saw 803 dollars in jewelry and a piggy bank taken after a rear window screen was removed. The Bob Baskin Restaurant on Las Vegas Boulevard North reported 600 dollars missing from an office cash drawer after opening at 5:30 a.m.
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Burgears
Industrial 66
Industrial Road
June Grube
Hollyhock Lane
Albert Howard
Baldwin Park
Calif
Pennie Levy
S. 8Th St
Bob Baskin
Las Vegas Blvd
Aladdin engagement ends in Houston with Astrodome show
Miss Gore, a Mercury recording star and leader of a new school of popular singers, travels to Houston to tape a show titled The Pied Piper of the Astroworld set for the Astrodome on December 19.
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Aladdin
Miss Gore
Mercury
School of Popular Singers
Houston
Astrodome
the Astroworld
Rudolph Returns With Dasher on the Loose
Santa lore gets a local wrinkle as reindeer Dasher from Redmond Reindeer Farm escapes into a woods near a cottage Grove shopping center. A ranch crew pursues to corral the errant animal while Dasher and Dancer remain part of a holiday display crew.
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Cottage Grove
Ore
Santa Claus
Dolph
Dasher
Dancer
Redmond
Vegas Soldier Wounded in Vietnam After Seven Weeks
Pfc. Carter G. Thornton 19, son of Mrs. Irene Thornton, was wounded by shrapnel in the right leg during a mortar attack on his Pleiku base. A first tour Soldier, Thornton left Oct 4 for Vietnam, later joining the 585th Combat Engineers building roads and bridges near Pleiku. He attended LVHS, worked as a hotel busboy, and enlisted in April 1968. His brother Joseph, 21, served 22 months in Vietnam.
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U.S. Army
Pfc
Carter G. Thornton
Vietnam
Thornton
Irene Thornton
Memorial Ave
Pleiku
Joseph
Navy
The
Army
585Th Combat Engineers
LV Symphony Hosts SC Mormon Choir
The Mormon Choir of Southern California will join the Las Vegas Symphony Society for a major season concert featuring Beethoven Ninth. A 125 voice choir plus Las Vegas Musical Arts Workshop create a 250 voice chorus backing a 90 piece orchestra under Leo Damiani. The performance is set for March 23 with four other concerts planned beginning in January. Season memberships with reserved seating are available.
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Southern California
Las Vegas Symphony Society
H. Frederick Davis
Las Vegas Musical Arts Workshop
Leo Damiani
Southern California Mormon Choir
Las Vegas Sun Masthead and Subscription Rates Extract
This item lists the Las Vegas Sun staff positions including president vice president secretary treasurer and editors. It notes the paper is entered as second class matter and provides advertising representation and professional associations. It also shows subscription rates and delivery options.
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Las Vegas Sun, Inc
I S. Highland Ave
Las Vegas
Nevada
H M. Greenspun
Ray Germain
Ruthe Deskin
Barbara Greenspun
Publsher
Haney Womack
Bryn Armstrong
Vince Anselmo
Jim Barrows
Tom Odiskin
Gerry Appleby
Douglas Ritchie
John Cavaness
Ward Griffith Co
Chicago
Detroit
New York
San Francisco
Los Angeles
United Press International
Nevada State Press Association
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Califonia Newspaper Publishers Association
The
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Cinema X Presents Oscar Winner Forbidden Games
Nevada Southern University's Cinema X screens Rene Clement's Forbidden Games on Wednesday at 8 30 p m in the Social Science Hall. The film won the Academy Award best foreign film the Venice Grand Prize and the New York Film Critics Award. It will be preceded by Moonbird by John and Faith Hubley.
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Nevada Southern University
Cinema X
Rene Clement
Social Science Hall
John
Faith Hubley
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Nile River
Lake Victoria
John Speke
Jewels
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the Boulevard
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Holiday Magazine
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Fort Ord
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LVHS
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SC Mormon
Valvo
Sereen Carey's Paint & Carpet Co
Cheriestone
Cherieston
R. C. Harrison
Sahara
LasVegas@SUN
H. M. Greenspun
ATES
Continental
United States
FAM Glass
Italy
Happy Holse Boulevard
Iui
YAY Gifts Ping Center
FS. Re
E. Lake and Blvd
Ruby
S. V. Blvd
Uery & Cemetery
Elmer Gildner
San Fernando
Charles Cardinal Rosary
Palm Chapel
St. Joan of Arc
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Jim Wilson
Palm Memorial Park
Ethel Barnick
Bryan Randolph
Daniel West
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Herbert Kline
Arsene Titus
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