Odd Coincidence in Army Reunites Three Gish Brothers
James, Robert and Ronald Gish of Sehree Kentucky all reported for the Army on the same day. James joined Company A of the 1st Battalion 6th Infantry Regiment 1st Armored Division while Robert later appeared in the same platoon and Ronald joined too. The trio, ages 21 19 19, say they never planned to stay together but ended up sharing the early training.
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FY. Hood, Tex
UPI
James
Robert
Ronald Gish
Sehree
6Th Infantry Regiment
1St Armored Division
Ronald
Classified Help Ads Open by Phone in City
Help wanted classified brief urges readers to call 385-311 for placing help ads. Mentions immediate dialing and local service for job postings.
Henderson Declares Jaycee Week In City Proclamation
Henderson Nevada Mayor William R. Hampton proclaims January 17 to 23, 1966 as Jaycee Week in honor of the Henderson Jaycees and their service to the community. The proclamation notes the Jaycees founding week and commends young men receiving the Distinguished Service Award for their civic work. Dennis Rosch announces the city action.
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Henderson Jaycees
Sand
William R. Hampton
Henderson
Nevada
Henderson Citizens Move as Snowy Outing Recalls Youth
Prominent Henderson residents Mr and Mrs Jo MacReath sell their Church Street home to Mr and Mrs Fred Regetz the Eldorado Club manager. Other moves include a temporary Center Street residence and a Black Mountain home. A Boy Scout sled outing recalls Gary Garrity senior and Mt Charleston memories. Well wishes go to Al Lunzman and Jim Crawford.
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Jo MacReath
Church Street
Fred Regetz
Eldorado Club
MacBeath’s
Henderson
Center Street
Black Mountain
Gary Garrity
St. Peter’s Church
Gary
Frank Sr
Covington
Bee
Garrity
National St
Mt. Charleston
al Lunzman
Rexall Fountain
Boulder City Hospital
Jim Crawford
Mt. Moriah
Burglary Probe In Henderson Post Office Underway
Henderson police and postal inspectors investigate a post office burglary discovered by James Monroe Smith of 4659 Sheppard Drive East Las Vegas. Authorities believe an intruder sought to reclaim a mailed letter after boards were found removed inside. Sgt. Martin Sherman and Officer Douglas Struthers encountered Smith Sunday morning and learned of the internal damage.
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Henderson
James Monroe Smith
Sheppard Drive
East
Las Vegas
Martin Sherman
Douglas Struthers
Smith
Basic Students Tour Titanium Metal Plant
Basic High School Metals Technology class toured Titanium Metals in Henderson. Titanium Metals supervisor Leonard Goretzki and supervisor Rob Riding led the tour of the machine shop and explained heavy machinery operations. Carlton Lawrence and Charles McLaughlin joined to discuss apprentice training and job experiences.
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Titanium Metals Corporation of America
Metals of the Future
Henderson
Clark High School
Basic High School
Gene Franey
Rob Riding
Titanium Metals
Titanium
Carlton Lawrence
Leonard Goretzki
Goretzki
Charles McLaughlin
Sheinwold on Bridge The Key Cards at Trick One
In bridge guidance, West's opening diamond lead and East's king signal West's possible ace of spades. South should win the first diamond to force out the spades and control the suit, guiding the choice to bid one club or pass with a borderline partner.
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West
East
Fast
South
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Way James
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Boulder City
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Osun
Isabelle Mack
Offier
Lorna Kesterson
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Desert Gardens
Hampton
City
Jaycees
Dennis Rosch
Hender
United States
Jayeaes
The
Isabel Mack
Martha Fossette
Down Whitney Way
Hubby George
Vi Hood
Judson
Sunrise Mountain
Larry Cardwell
J. D. Cardwell
Lilly Watson
Lead St
William Neihart
St. Paul
Minn
George Crisler
Neihart
Eagles of Auxiliary
Max Baer
Henderson Eagles
Canada
Quentin Buschong
Morgan Hall
Stauffers Chemical Company
Heart
Holt
Arzona Highways Magazine
Morgan Holt
Atlantic Ave
Cyclone
Texas
West Virginia
P.O
Henderson — Police
Lawrence
Sheinwold
DODGE
Chrysler
Dick Stewart Dodge
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