Nevada Centennial novelties and local booster tales
With Nevada's Centennial year under way the novelty market buzzes with over 100 commemorative items from silver souvenirs to Colt 45 jeans. The column also notes local charity raffles, Montana’s milestone, and a plug for Bank of Las Vegas auto loans as the practical finance option.
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Nevada
Trans-Continental
Ollie Johnson
North Las Vegas
Deer Lodge
Montana
Bank of Las Vegas
Young Democrats Set Convention in Nevada Claims National Role
National YDC President Alan Howe of Massachusetts outlines the agenda for the biennial convention to begin January 29 in Nevada. He predicts debate over congressional leadership and civil rights, mocks Goldwater, and notes about 1200 delegates plus guests will attend the public event in Reno.
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Memkery
National
YDC
Alan Howe
Massachusetts
Congress
Howe
Nevada
Reno
Goldwater
Ley
United Nations
United States
U. S
League of Nations
Eisenhower
Nixon
Birch Society
San Francisco
California
Young Republican Organization
Democrat
Young Republican Convention
Earl Warren
GOP
Compromise approved over music firms tied to Chandler estate
Superior Judge Clarke E. Stephens approved a compromise allowing the Chandler estate to run two music firms Loring Music Co. and Chandler Music Co. The agreement ends a dispute with Michael Connors over proceeds expected to increase Chandler's estate. Chandler died June 17 1981 at 42. his will left the estate to his two teenage daughters. He was formerly married to actress Marjorie Beshele.
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Los Angeles
API
Clarke E. Stephens
Jeff Chand Seee
Loring Music Co
Chandler Music Co
Chandler
Wat
Michael Connors
Connors
Marjorie Beshele
Costly injuries drag U S workdays. men hit hardest
UPI reports the American economy loses nearly 4 million days of work yearly with men bearing the burden. Injuries at work account for most of the work-loss time, with about 145 lost days per 100 men versus 87 per 100 women.
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New York
UPI
Lima Citizen to End Publication in Ownership Sale
The Lima Citizen will cease Tuesday after its assets were bought by the Lima News amid a legal challenge alleging unfair competition. The sale by Freedom Newspapers follows a long rivalry with the Lima News, which had operated for over 70 years, and impacts local print and the independent WCIT radio station continuing operations.
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Lima
Ohio
UPT
Lima Citizen
Lima News
E. Roy Smith
Citizen
Freedom Newspapers
Galvin
The
Sam Kamin
Employes
WCIT
Citizen Co
Freedom Newspapers Group
Bucyrus Telegraph Forum
California
Texas
Colorado
New Mexico
Chiropractors Restore Nerve Flow for Healing Health
The body heals when nerve energy flows freely from brain to tissue. Sickness starts with spinal misalignments that impinge nerves and block energy. Chiropractors locate and correct spinal causes of interference. The body can heal and stay healthy once nerve channels are clear.
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Las Vegas
Emt Baat
Home of the Good Shepherd
Robb C. Johnson
Robb
O.K
Robb Johnson
Rodd
Young Democrats
Oklahoma City
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Sen
Barry Goldwater
Red China
Cuba
New Hampshire
LBJ
Grandpa
Darwin Lamb
VDC
Dorothy
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon Johnson
Mike Sloan
Lamb
Danube
Eike
Sunset i. F
Wers Shop
Fremont Theatre
Fremont
Tours
Clark County
Ralph Lambon
Afsher
Hamidi
Iran
Iran Police Academy
Paul Ray
Boulder Dam
U.S
Sunfoto
SUN
Stan Irwin
Casbar Theatre
HANS
Maine
Oa Ai An
M Butery Thew" Cec
George Rock Sexte
ER and
Haruss Cantor
Chiropractic
John Montgomery
East Charleston
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