Wedding Compatibility Guide Says Age Gap Affects Marriage
A bank of Las Vegas advice column reviews studies on marriage success. It lists favorable signs such as a wife only slightly older, a man aged 28 to 30 at first marriage, shared cultural background, church involvement, and long pre marriage friendship. Unfavorable signs include an only child with an only child, cultural gaps, conflict with a father, young brides, sickness, weight issues, or a laborer or tradesman occupation.
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Bewildered Allom or Bemused Ullom in Springs Ballot
The piece recalls Georgie Ullom's political shifts from annexation efforts to hotel committee work while facing unclear motives and repeated career moves. It recounts a birthday incident with a Nevada highway patrolman, leading to a puzzling near-booking and a free ride home. The author poses a viewer question for the upcoming primary: which figure better represents voters Congress Ullom or Baring.
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Legal Notice of Sale Under Conditional Contract in Nevada
Public sale notice under a conditional sales contract dated 13, 1944 lists collateral including desks, chairs, counters, shelves, and office equipment. The seller OPAC Investment Corporation demands cash or certified checks. highest bidder transfers ownership. Bids are to be delivered to Foley, 78 Gate Street, Keene, on the specified sale day. A reward ad and personal notices accompany the classified text.
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Clerks Set for Talks on Contract in Las Vegas
Federal mediation begins Friday in Las Vegas for a contract dispute involving 350 clerks. John Fenton of the FMCS will join negotiations with Retail Clerks Local 1536 and employers Safeway Mayfair Las Vegas Village Foodland Webb Brothers. Talks have stalemated since December 1 following the old agreement expiry.
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Mizpah Hotel Closes Ahead of Bankruptcy Filing
Tonopah Nevada report states the historic Mizpah Hotel shut its doors as owners Bob Kohen and Jay Levine consider a voluntary bankruptcy petition in Las Vegas. The hotel originated as a 1901 saloon built by Will Brower and R B Goan amid Tonopah’s mining boom.
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Rusk and Harriman Rest Between Peace Mission Briefings
Secretary of State Dean Rusk and Roving Ambassador W Averell Harriman slept late in Honolulu after a long globe circling peace mission. They woke to a single official briefing on their schedule a military briefing.
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Emmies Launch Several Raids on Cambodian Border
Sporadic ground action and air raids continued on the Cambodian frontier as a cease fire deadline neared. About 700 US troops moved from beaches to new posts in South Vietnam raising total American strength to 190,000. 3,000 Marines and 25th Infantry Division troops waded ashore at two coastal points.
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Overtime Pay Suit Filed by 28 DI Operating Employees
A federal case was filed yesterday by 28 DI Operating employees seeking overtime compensation. The suit targets unpaid hours and related wages, asserting violations of labor regulations and requesting monetary relief.
Free County Official Released After Vice Raid
A county planning office manager and a Democratic Party figure identified as Charles J. McKenna and James M. Alvano were released from jail after a vice raid at 3731 Palos Verdes with no charges filed. Two women, Sylvia A. Star and Fs telle Cox, were jailed earlier for vagrancy and open cohabitation and posted $500 bail. McKenna reportedly was not cooperative with deputies.
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Indicted Officials Fight Firing and Grand Jury Indictments
Two former State Health Department workers Corwin and Crisci faced grand jury indictments accusing them of grand larceny perjury conspiracy and misappropriation of goods linked to the L Bar L market fire fallout Their attorney asked for a 10 day continuance while they appeal their dismissal and the personnel board hearings resume tomorrow Anthon Mancini a Nevada Southern student is a co defendant in the conspiracy count
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Pastore urges expansion of efforts to curb nuclear weapon spread
In Washington a U S senator urged the Senate to back a resolution pressing President Johnson to broaden and intensify efforts aimed at preventing the spread of nuclear arms. The move reflects ongoing concerns over global nuclear proliferation.
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Hanley's Union Wins Victory in Riverside Club vote
The American Federation of Gaming Casino Employees won a confidence vote at the Riverside Club in Renovated by 35 to 19. It marks the union's first victory in Western Nevada and follows a recent win at the Golden Gate in Las Vegas.
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Walkout Follows Friday Firings At Test Site
McGinty cites threats and last minute half day schedule as grounds for a walkout by pipe fitters at the Test Site. Red Lansford says workers faced arbitrary terminations and says no notice was given for the half day. Reynolds questions lack of notice and cites a no strike clause while noting union protests and potential legal remedies.
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Brine Layer Slows Fresh Water Flow at Great Salt Lake
A reader notes the Great Salt Lake in Utah has such heavy brine that incoming fresh water floats on the surface for miles before mixing. The observation highlights the lake’s unusual density and potential impacts on water movement.
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