First Festival Concert Slated for Jan 20
The Southern Nevada Festival Orchestra conducted by Mischa Violin will give its first concert of the year Sunday at 2 30 pm at the Las Vegas Convention Center. Soloist Her jan Pelayo, an RCA recording artist famed for Spanish operas, headlines. The Las Vegas Youth Chamber Group, under Violin, opens the program. Admission is free. Sponsored by the American Federation of Musicians Local 369 grant and the Clark County Fair and Recreation Board.
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Southern Nevada Festival Orchestra
Mischa Violin
Las Vegas Convention Center
Herjan Pelayo
RCA
Las Vegas
The
American Federation of Musicians
Recording Industry
Clark County Fair and Recreation
Las Vegas Chamber Banquet Reservations Open
The Las Vegas Chamber of Commerce announces reservations for the annual installation banquet at Hotel Sahara Convention Hall. A 7 p.m. cocktail hour precedes dinner, with Ray Culley succeeding Robert E. Jones as president. New officers include Walt Casey Frank Kerestesi and Jim Ford, while Dr. John Furbay will deliver the guest lecture on global education.
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Chamber of Commerce
Jones
Ray Culley
Walt Casey
Frank Kerestesi
Jim Ford
John Furbay
New York
Furbay
TWA
Underwater Phone Cable Repaired After Grounding
Pacific Telephone crews completed repairs to an underwater cable broken by an anchor from the USS Core when it ran aground near Lime Point on January 3. Divers located the severed ends on Sunday and brought them to the surface for splicing.
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Pacific Telephone
Lime Point
Utilities Trend Growth Pattern
1962 saw electric utilities posting record outputs and rising generating capacity as interconnection plans expand nationally. Growth expectations for 1963 include $54 million in new investment, 7.5 million kilowatts added, and a capacity rise to 212 million kilowatts with sales up 7 percent.
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UPI
Edison Electric Institute
Federal Power Commission
United States
Interconnected Systems Group
Rocky Mountains
Atlantic Coast
Canada
Gulf of Mexico
Soviet Union
Atom
Consolidated Fdison Co
New York City
New England
Standard & Poor's
Cotton Futures Weigh Cash Price Reform and 1963-64 Plan
The 1962 cotton market remained dull with a lateOctober lift from the Cuban crisis. Officials discuss a one price program for the 1963-64 season, using cash or in kind payments to equalize domestic and world prices. Market prices show the 1961-62 base at 32.47 cents and spot prices around 26 cents below that, while government cotton holdings rise toward double last year’s level.
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Murphy
Secretary of Agriculture
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