Marriage guidelines from psychology studies published in a bank notice
A letter discussion outlines various factors influencing marriage success. Positive signs include wife only slightly older, larger families, church attendance, education, shared cultural background, and earlier stable courtships. Negative signs include only child pairs, mismatched cultures, and illness or excessive youth at marriage.
Is it better to have a bemused Ullom for Congress
The column reflects on Ullom’s political career and public notices his repeated postings and annexation episodes. It recounts a inebriated incident with a Nevada Highway patrolman that ended with a free ride home and a vow not to drive that night. The piece ends by asking voters in the upcoming primary whether Ullom or Raring makes a better representative.
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Congress
Notice of Sale Under Conditional Sales Contract
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Clerks Set for Talks On Contract in Las Vegas
Federal mediation begins Friday in Las Vegas over a contract dispute involving 350 clerks. John Fenton will attend for FMCS with Retail Clerks Local 1536 and employers including Safeway Mayfair Vegas Village Foodland and Webb Brothers. negotiations have been stalemated since December 1 when the old agreement expired and kept in effect.
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John Fenton
Los Angeles
Federal Mediation and Conciliation
Servce
Nehans
1536
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Mayfair, Tite
Vegas Village
Foodland and
Webb Brothers
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Bankruptcy Closes Old Mizpah Hotel in Tonopah Nevada
The Mizpah Hotel in Tonopah closed its doors as owners Bob Kohen and Jay Levine signaled filing for voluntary bankruptcy in Las Vegas. The hotel began as a saloon in 1901, emerging amid a mining boom sparked by a viral discovery shortly after the era’s early days.
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New
Harriman and Rusk Rest during peace mission schedule
In Honolulu Dean Rusk and W Averell Harriman slept late in their hotel suites on Tuesday with orders not to be disturbed and only a military briefing on their agenda as they pause from globe circling peace efforts.
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W. Averell Harriman
U S Forces Expand in South Vietnam With New Troops
U S troops totaling about 190 000 positions in South Vietnam after a New Year cease fire deadline neared. Fresh arrivals include 3 900 Marines and 10th Infantry Division personnel who landed at coastal points to strengthen beachhead defenses amid ongoing air and ground clashes with guerrilla forces along the frontier.
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South Viet Nam
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Dely
Overtime Pay Suit Filed in Federal Court
A federal case was filed yesterday by 28 DI Operating employees seeking overtime compensation. The suit alleges unpaid or miscalculated overtime across the workforce and seeks relief under applicable labor laws.
Prominent Local Democrat Aide Freed After Vice Raid
Murray Hoyt a county planning official and a local Democrat figure spent two hours in custody after a vice raid led by Sheriff Ralph Lamb. Charles J. McKenna, 44, and James M. Alvan, 24, an employee of a Strip club, were released with no charges filed. Additional arrests were reported in the raid.
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Directo
Murray Hoyt
Ralph Lamb
Charles J. McKenna
James M. Alvan
Indicted state workers plan bid to quash grand jury charges
Two former state health department employees Burton Corwin and Jack Crisci were arraigned on grand jury indictments accusing them of felony offenses including grand larceny and perjury. Their attorney Harry Calborne requested an 11 day continuance for filing motions to quash the indictments before Dist. Judge Mowbray.
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Corwin
Bureau of Environment, Health
Jack Crisci
Santarian
Joh Mowbray
Harry Claborne
Pastore urges Senate to back expanded nuclear aims
Senator Pastore urged the Senate to approve a resolution pressing President Johnson to extend and broaden efforts to curb the spread of nuclear weapons. The call comes as national policy debates continue on nuclear deterrence and arms control.
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UPT
Sen Tahn D. Pastore
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