Wage and Tax Statement changes noted by IRS Nevada official
R L Packard announces Form W-2 title changes to Wage and Tax Statement and new Other Compensation block for non withholding pay. Nevada reports on Clark County after school recreation sites, Sierra Club Trailblister elects Behr as chair, and Senator Cannon cites Merchant Marine Academy nomination deadlines and Nevada recommendations for qualified seniors.
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R. L. Packard
Internal Revenue
Nevada
Mr. Packard
Packard
Howard W. Cannon
United States Merchant Marine Academy
Kings Point
N. Y
Congress
Two Groups Vie For Preparedness Merger In Las Vegas
Las Vegas Army Reserve and National Guard units pursue a possible merger amid different tasks and training. The Army Reserve at Sahara Avenue leads Civil Affairs, a 29th Artillery unit, and a logistics headquarter with about 270 members, while the National Guard at 25th and Stewart Streets fields automatic weapons batteries totaling about 280 soldiers with posts in Ely Yerrington and Hawthorne. Both groups maintain readiness and recruitment as talks continue, with officials noting potential mobilization within hours if needed.
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Las Vegas
Army Reserve
Sahara Ave
National Guard
Civil Affairs Company 427
29Th Artillery
25Th
Stewart Streets
Ely
Yerrington
Hawthorne
Army
Bill Boyer
Bover
Guard and Reserve
Stanley McIver
Las Vegas National Guard
McIver
Long Quest Pays Off: Suspected Burglar Netted
Detective Det. Robert Kelly arrested 36 year old John Olaf Nielsen at his 15204 Stewart Ave home after a two month investigation into burglaries in Paradise Homes Eastgate Homes and Greenbriar. Nielsen allegedly drove a pickup linked to the crimes and pawned items using a fraudulent Social Security card in the name Robert Edwin Walberg.
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John Olaf Nielsen
Stewart Ave
Nielsen
Robert Kelly
Kelly
Robert Edwin Walberg
Stamp Thief Suspect Uses Stamps for Birth Announcements
Dudley Richard Green, 33, of 239 W New York St, police say he admitted sending birth announcements with stolen stamps from a postal substation at 1000 Nellis Blvd. The Dec II theft included a safe and over $500 in stamps plus blank money orders. A co‑conspirator, William Moncrief, 25, of Las Vegas, was arrested in Reno after allegedly trying to pass some of the money orders. The safe was later found buried on Sunrise Mountain near Lake Mead Boulevard.
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Green
New York St
Nellis Blvd
William Moncrief
Las Vegas
Moncrief
Reno
Sunrise Mountain
Lake Mead Boulevard
Las Vegas union drives amid pending NLRB decisions
The American Federation of Gaming Casino Employees awaits a National Labor Relations Board ruling on its bid to organize Hacienda Hotel and Diamond Jim's Nevada Club workers. It is certified for Mint slot mechanics but not for dealers. petitions and unfair labor charges, notably against the California Club, are pending. The union also seeks to organize Golden Nugget, while actions against Tropicana, Showboat have paused.
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Koval Lane
American Federation of Gaming Casino
National Labor Relations Board
Hacienda Hotel
Diamond Jim's Nevada Club
Mint
California
Tropicana Hotel
Wouden to Present Christmas Program at Matt Kelly
Children of Matt Kelly School present a Christmas program at a P-TA meeting featuring the Matt Kelly Chorus performing Silent Night the fifth grade choral recitation A Song of December and a sixth grade play A Story of the Christmas Carols. Officers to be installed include Claude Parson president and Mrs George Wilson first vice president with Mrs Margaret Edwards as second VP.
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Matt Kelly
P-Ta
Claude Parson
George Wilson
Mar
Ida Perkins-Grier
William Johnson
Directors not on trip corrects Sun error
The Sun admits an incorrect Week in Review item claimed Clark County Sanitation District directors traveled to Nice France at taxpayer expense. No such trip occurred. officials say overseas sanitation studies were limited to Israel and Australia. The paper regrets the misstatement.
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Clark County Sanitation
Nice
France
Israel
Australia
Poverty Grants Include Nevada
The $82.16 million war on poverty grant list announced by President Johnson includes Nevada allocations. Nevada receives an adult basic education allotment of $50,000 and a Vista volunteers program in Las Vegas with eight volunteers for Operation Independence.
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UPI
Johnson
Nevada
Vista
Las Vegas
Nevada and Fallon Docket Mixed Local Court Actions
In Reno a $5,000 personal injury suit was filed by M. T. Gans of San Francisco over alleged food contamination at New China Club after finding a dead fly in hash brown potatoes. Fallon sees a motion on changing a guilty plea in a $15,000+ worthless checks case involving Mrs. Garrick. Carson City reports a state personnel chief search and a public utilities rate cut for Ely Light and Power Co, plus a note on a proposed new convention center and legislative interests.
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UPS
Nevada Department of Administration
Irv Gartner
James Newman
Howard Barrett
Gartner
Institute of Public Administration
Pennsylvania State University
Barrett
USPL
Nevada Public Service Commission
Ely Light and Power Co
Wiilltoy
Fly
Ruth
McGll
North Las Vegas Fire Dept Receives New Rescue Unit
The North Las Vegas Fire Department will get a new 21 000 lb rescue unit within two weeks. Designed for efficiency and safety it carries seven compartments can transport three injured people and includes a tilt cab generator light plant back pack cutting unit and modern resuscitator.
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Las Vegas
Nevada
George Rambo
Apache Sales Co
California
Nsw
Kambo
Centennial Parade Nevada Weather Drives Hay Shortage
The Territorial Enterprise notes severe winter conditions force high hay prices for Virginia City to Austin teams. Rumors claim hay costs from 50 to 400 dollars per ton with a Virginia City man paying fifty-one dollars for hay for four animals after six days in Austin. Despite a steady team flow, the shortage grows less urgent as fewer horse teams travel the route.
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Virginia City
Austin
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