Bank of Las Vegas Daily Inter est and the 1906 calendar gimmick
The column highlights local quirks and trends in Las Vegas, praising a 1906 calendar reissued in 1964 at the Lucky Casino. It notes Thunder bird Downs racing expanding into March 1964 and the Cue Club near Paradise Valley, while pushing Bank of Las Vegas products such as the Daily Interest account and checking as smart, safe ways to save and manage funds.
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Lucky Casino
Ferne Pinkelman
Bank of Las Vegas
Paradise Valley
Las Vegas
Bank of
Two Bills Win For Lyndon In big education package
The House approved two major job training and school aid bills totaling over 2 billion dollars. One authorizes 1.5 billion to expand federal aid to vocational schools and boosts college loans by 50 percent while extending aid for crowded grades. The second authorizes 527 million to expand the 1962 Manpower Training Act for 93,000 dropouts and older learners, extending the law to mid-1966.
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Washington
UPI
House
Johnson Administration
Senate
Congress
Conflict of Interest Tense Issue continues on city jobs
The article describes city workers awaiting the attorney's work and a commission policy on outside activities. It notes fear over a broad possible conflict of interest and the impact on morale and private conduct standards.
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SUN
Commission
Oran Grayson
Las Vegas
Sinatra Kidnap Case Draws FBI Fire In Southern California
FBI agents conducted door to door checks and followed a white Impala in the Canoga Park area amid a Lake Tahoe kidnapping of 19 year old singer Frank Sinatra Jr. The ransom paid by Frank Sinatra Sr. and the release followed as authorities grappled with local notification and conflicts of interest in city staffing.
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Sinatra
California
Washington, D.C
FBI
William G. Simon
Los Angeles
Kid
Lake Tahoe
Nancy Sinatra
Frank Sinatra, Sr
Frank Junior
Mary Margaret Dyatt
San Fernando Valley
Canoga Park
Chatsworth
Edward A. Bakes
WHO and the World Health Organization's Progressive Global Reach
An essay discusses the distant reach of plague from Kurdistan to major cities, and warns of nuclear risks and radiation's effects on heredity. It notes WHO studies since 1956 on radiation and health, and examines drug use in mental health under UN auspices. It extols WHO as humanitarian and educational, urging informed learning.
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Tan
Kurdistan
Morshed
New York City
San Francisco
World Health Organization
Las Vegas
WHO
United Nations
Guerrillas Overrun Saigon Outpost Killing 11
Communist guerrillas aided by two turncoat militiamen overran a government outpost south of Saigon killing 11, per a US military spokesman. The Viet Cong and two self-defense corps soldiers mined the post before attacking the An Binh position near Can Tho, IV Corps HQ about 75 miles south.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
UPI
An Binh
Can Tho
IV Corps
Here
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Convention Center
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Henry Onsgard
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Las Vegas Distributing Co
Colorado
T.V
Curtis Matels
Cwile
Cunns Mathes Limited
Toe Empere
Skye
House OF Stereo
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