AEC Commissioner Gerald F Tape to Speak at Nuclear Safety Meet
AEC Commissioner Gerald F Tape will discuss past and future attitudes toward nuclear safety at a national meet at the Flamingo Hotel today. He will guest speak at a luncheon of the American Nuclear Society Convention drawing about 500 scientists and wives from around the world. Dr John Swartout of Union Carbide Corp. delivers the keynote. Swartout has prior roles with the AEC and Oak Ridge National Lab.
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Gerald F. Tape
United States Atomic Energy Commissioners
Flamingo Hotel
Tape
Clear Society
John Swartout
Union Carbide
American Nuclear Society
Las Vegas
Don Collins
Gerry Armstrong
Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory
Ed Pierczynsky
Bernard Haertjens
Westinghouse
Project Rover
Atomic Energy Commission
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
John W. Schulte
LASL
E. Duane Clayton
Pacific Southwest Laboratories
Hanford
Wash
University of Washington
Japan
France
England
Mass Laboratories
U.S
Evacuated camp loan delayed by county board
County commissioners postponed action on a 250000 emergency loan to rehabilitate the storm damaged Spring Mountain youth camp 48 miles southwest of Las Vegas. The delay followed calls for an overall study and federal help as juvenile authorities reported 46 evacuated youths being housed at the Girls School in Caliente for three to four weeks.
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Spring Mountain
William Compton
Robert E. Mullen
Commission
Bill Briare
Darwin Lamb
Las Vegas
Judge Compton
Alpine Camp
Virgin Valley
Mullen
Caliente
Wallace White
State
Health and Welfare Department
License Appeals Okayed by Clark County Board
The Clark County Liquor Licensing Board approved twelve license applications yesterday, delayed two, and denied one. Three 7-Eleven franchise managers were denied until a continuity plan for license management is established, as residents replace managers with less than a year on the job. Sheriff Ralph Lamb and County Briare criticized the arrangement while over-the-counter licenses were held over for Allen Gyger and Katherine Cox. Granted licenses included Norval McLeod at the Aladdin Hotel, Forest Duke and Dick Snyder for Duke's, Fog Cutter at Paradise Rd 4034, Oasis Club Indian Springs, Red Barn Tropicana Ave 1317, Sands, and Hotel Tropicana Grace Valentine 2.5 percent.
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Clark County Liquor Licensing Board
Norval McLeod
Forest Duke
Dick Snyder
Duke's
Paradise Rd
G. Patrick Henry
Orvil Coon
Charles Briscoe
Evelyn Brooks
Indian Springs
Margaret Jean McArthey
Red Barn
Tropicana Ave
Morris Lewis
the Sands
Grace A. Valentine
Tropicana
Nevada Water Levels Vary Across Northern Reservoirs
The Interior Department reports November water in northern Nevada reservoirs near average. Groundwater in the Las Vegas Valley is at record lows for the month. Lake Tahoe is average, Rye Patch 99 percent of average, 38 percent of last year. Bridgeport and surrounding reservoirs show mixed levels between 35 and 59 percent of 1965 figures.
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Reno
UPI
Interior Department
Nevada
Las Vegas Valley
Lake Tahoe
Rye Patch
Brideport
Las Vers O Sun and Publisher Details
Readable text lists Las Vers O Sun publication details and staff roles for Las Vegas Nevada. Names include Ruthe Deskin Bryn Armstrong Vince Anselmo Dave Bradley Tom Diskin Gerry Appleby Jack Davenport William Sherwood Burt Bay Haney Womack H M Greenspun Ray Germain Ruthe Deskin Barbara Grefspan.
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Las Vegas Sun, Inc
South
Commerce Street
Las Vegas
Nevada
Ruthe Deskin
Bryn Armstrong
Vince Anselmo
Dave Bradley
Tom Diskin
Gerry Appleby
Jack Davenport
William Sherwood
Burt Bay
Haney Womack
Eorr H M. Greenspun
Ray Germain
Barbara Grefw Span
Congress
Word %Grffith Co
Chicago
Detroit
New York
Francisco
Los Angeles
United Press International
Nevada State Press Association
American Newspaper Publishers Association
California Newspaper Publishers Association
The
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Newspaper Subscription Rates Revealed for Continental U S
The notice lists single copy prices 10 cents daily 20 cents Sunday and carrier delivery 2.00 per month. Mail subscriptions require advance payment with rates 3.00 for one month 9.00 for three months 16.50 for six months and 30.00 for twelve months.
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Continental
United States
Borden resigns as First Western leader. Haley takes helm
Robert Borden confirmed his resignation as president of First Western Savings and Loan Association, a post he assumed last June. He was succeeded by George Haley, a California businessman, while other board members also resigned but names were not disclosed.
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Robert Borden
First Western Savings and Loan Association
Borden
George Haley
California
Nellisman Burned In Accident At Nellis Air Base
A3C David B. Ashmore, 21, of Hillsboro Illinois, sustained severe burns when a fuel truck overturning on the jet flightline at Nellis AFB caught fire. He was treated at Nellis base hospital then flown to Brooke General Hospital Fort Sam Houston Texas. The 145 p.m. incident involved Ashmore finding himself unconscious about 10 feet from the cab as flames enveloped his clothes. Firefighters used foam and CO2 to extinguish the blaze.
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Nellis
David B. Ashmore
Hillsboro
Ill
Brooke Gen
Fort Sam Houston
San Antonio
Tex
Nellis Base
Ashmore
Auto Victim Services Pending For James Barlin Jr
Funeral arrangements were pending at Sunset Funeral Chapel for James Barlin Jr 22 of 500 W Miller Sr after a high speed crash on Tonopah Highway and Cheyenne Road Sunday afternoon. Barlin native of Louisiana was driving south when his car skidded into a turning pickup. Three passengers were injured Thurlo Craney Willie Mae Smith and Linda Stallworth listed in various conditions.
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Sunset
James Barlin, Jr
Tonopah Highway
Cheyenne Road
Barlin
W. Miller Sr
Mary Louise
Louisiana
Thurlo Craney
McGuire
Paris Water Poll Sought After Taste Claim
Dr Bernard Lefay will poll the public on whether Paris water is safe to drink after describing its taste as foul and undrinkable. The remark challenges officials amid ongoing concerns about municipal supply quality.
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Paris
UPI
Bernard Lefay
Clark County teachers push for higher salary schedule
The Clark County Classroom Teachers Association outlines salary and job security as top concerns. A committee led by Florence Fields will meet the School Board tomorrow to push for raises in the 1967 68 biennium, seeking a minimum index salary of 6000 in 1967 and 6500 in 1968 with stepped increases for longer service.
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Clark County Classroom Teachers’ Association
Florence Fields
Clark County School Board
Lost puppy in Palms Apartments near units 400 500
An eight month old toy apricot poodle named lost dog last seen Sunday in the Palms Apartments area near units 400 to 500. The animal is under veterinary care and a reward is offered. Call 735 4230 with any information.
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Palms Apartments
Attorney Charles Kellar Elected NAACP Chapter Head
Charles Kellar, a defense attorney, won the chapter presidency 144 to 33 over Rev. P. S. Walker, succeeding Rev. Marion D. Bennett who ran unopposed for second vice president. Other officers were Floyd Plymouth secretary, Stella Fears assistant secretary, Earl White Jr treasurer, all unopposed. nominees to the National Board included Daisy Bates and Walter Reuther among others. a large local executive committee was named with numerous members.
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Charles Kellar
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Kellar
Marion D. Bennett
P. S. Walker
Bennett
Floyd Plymouth
Stella Fears
Earl White Jr
Southwest Gas Co
National Board of Directors
Daisy Bates
Loren Miller
H. Claude Hudson
Walter Reuther
Stephen Spottwood
Joseph G. Kennedy
Sarah A. Knight
J. David Hoggard Sr
Ira H. Fears
Herman Wilson
James Q. Hall
Willie Neal
Amos P. Knighten
Lulu White
Clarence Ray
H. P. Fitzgerald
Harvey Jones
Thelma Ray
Cornelia Kellar
J. David Hoggard Jr
Isaac R. White Jr
Crawford Crawford
William Earl Wynn
Joe Neal
Eileen Brookman
Marjorie Elliott
Woodrow Wilson
Frank Anderson
Carrier Stewart
Otis Harris
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AEC
Mountain Camp
Germany
Ralph Lamb
County Commission
Allen F. Gyger
Friendly Fergie's
Katherine Cox
Sahara Liquors
H. M. Greenspun
1St Western
Nellisman
James E. Wood, Inc
Furniture Modern
Sahara
Frank
Lee
Capri
Parthenia Egen
Salt Lake
City, Utah
Elizabeth Weber
St. Lukes
Missouri Morgen
Lester Miller
Palm Mortuary & Cemetery
Lamingo
Paradise
Ayu
U.S.D.A
Turkeys
Hills Bros
Pillsbury
Liptons
Anderson's Catering Ice Cream
Gal
Shasta Asst. Flavors
Larg
Brazil
MITS
Cee
MacGregor
An. Ta Tn
Garnier
Park & Tilford
Ron Morro
Maraca
Cutty Sark
Old Thompson Blend
Crown Russe Vodka
Christian Brothers
Linsit
Flamingo & Paradist
Seagram’s Blend
Old Kentucky Tavern
Seagram
Bonanza
Old Crow
Bourbon
Vestia Superior Vodka
KING
Flamingo & Paradise Rd
Tetley
Libbys
Shasta Assorted
Pearl Queens Pride
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