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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1962
Page
3
The temple's men's club announces a fund drive to raise two families of members funds for a cymnasium valued at 20000 dollars. Club president Art Lurie notes a 1963 Lincoln Continental as the prize and aims to net 10000 dollars to begin construction promptly.
Educated, multilingual gentleman with jewelry and diamond trade experience offers full or part time work. Claims import export expertise, strong character and first class references. Requests interview consideration for Las Vegas Sun, Bex No. 803.
The Nevada Test Site and Space Site Construction Labor Board announced new labor agreements between local contractors and Las Vegas unions affecting travel, subsistence costs, hazard pay and shift premiums. Retrospective subsistence increases were approved for Reynolds Electrical & Engineering Co. and other cost-type contractors. Comparable deals for NRDS are expected with plumbers, electricians, sheet metal workers, iron workers and boiler makers.
The Civil Aeronautics Board approved Eastern Air Lines new experimental winter excursion fares, allowing immediate use. Protests from Braniff Delta National Northwest Trans-Texas and United were rejected. The 15 percent discount applies to round trips on certain domestic routes and to Canadian points on specific days.
The SUN promotes its Learn-A-Lan language offer with crowds collecting records daily. Seven foreign language records are listed with an English record and a space flight themed item featuring astronaut John Gienns. More youths visit to obtain records, seeing value in learning languages early.
Hearings on writs of habeas corpus for two of four men arrested in Mesquite for cheating slot machines were continued until Monday by District Judge John Sexton. Bail of 500 dollars for Richard Hubbard and Clyde Fadwards was continued, and their lawyer, Herman.
A new ham radio program called Operation Santa Claus aims to connect Las Vegas students with Santa Claus and his helper Gus Guiffre of KLAS TV. Mobile transmitters will be placed at Las Vegas schools next week to allow children to place advance Christmas orders.
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