Nixon says he would accept a GOP draft for president
Former Vice President Richard Nixon on CBS Evening News said he would accept a Republican draft if it arises. He noted he leads polls for a compromise candidate but lacks organizational support and staff to run, and stressed he does not seek to be king maker but would serve if the people need him.
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Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
CBS
Walter Cronkite
Kennedy
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Pennsylvania
Vention
Ohio
Ilinois
California
Nevada to Extend Forestry Training Scholarship Program
Byron F. Stetler announces a one year continuation of a forestry training scholarship for 1964. Five Nevada high school seniors will receive summer work funding from the Max C. Fleischmann Foundation through the U S Forest Service, with study in conservation at an accredited college starting fall 1964. Recipients must be male, at least 18, physically fit, and available for summer employment.
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Byron F. Stetler
Nevada
Max C. Fleischmann
United States Forest Service
State Department of Education
CRC Meets To Discuss Water Issue In Nevada Contracts
Regional Director A G West led a Colorado River control meeting at the bureau building with water permit officials from Nevada. CRC aims to convert permits to Interior contracts once the Arizona vs California Supreme Court opinion is released, with a final decree to follow. Attendees included Pat Head John McBride Mead and Milton Nathanson.
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Boulder City
A. G. West
Bureau of Reclamation
Colorado River Control
State of Nevada
Bureau
Department of Interior
CRC
Supreme Court
Arizona
California
Pat Head
John McBride Mead
Milton Nathanson
Los Angeles
Pen tests show 618000 clicks without a miss at Shaeffer plant
Pens clicked at the Shaeffer Pen plant clip mechanism over 618000 times with no failure in tests. At an assumed 100 clicks daily, the mechanism would last about 17 years of therapy before faltering.
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Fort Madison
UPI
Shhaeffer
Coffee keeps fueling U.S. appetite for flavor
UPI reports Americans drink about five billion gallons of coffee annually and seek new tastes. Distillers note rising demand for coffee flavored liqueurs while food companies expand coffee flavoring beyond ice cream to other products.
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New York
UPI
Land scaping and rental issues tease a cluttered notice
A fragmented page lists maintenance and rent collection notes for an apartment complex with contact numbers. It mentions sale items from a bookstore and private rooms, furnished apartments, and a dog and cat listing. A 199 Nash Rambler Station Wagon is offered for sale with a brief condition note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qeed Beration
Gsterdie
Tedreen
Ag Sam
Kennedy Day Proclaimed in Las Vegas and Southern Nevada
Las Vegas Mayor Oran Grayson and Governor Grant Sawyer signed proclamations declaring John F. Kennedy Day. The events include a Youth Fitness parade, a Guardian Angels Shrine memorial service, a Sahara Hotel luncheon with Senator Alan Bible, and a Friday evening inauguration at the Convention Center.
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Oran Grayson
John F. Kennedy
Las Vegas
Grant Sawyer
Nevada
Guardian Angels Shrine
Sahara Hotel
Alan Bible
Oran K. Grayson
City of
John Fitzgerald Kennedy
Allied Arts Council Meets Here in January Events
The Allied Arts Council met January 14 at the Art Gallery in Nevada Southern. Reports were given by Pen Women chair Mary Brown Clement and Myra De Costa announced a Pierrette Dreller one day art exhibit at Mesquite Club on Friday January 17 with a book report that afternoon. Da Costa also has an exhibit at Bank of Las Vegas in Paradise Valley. Next Community Concert is January 28. Rudolf Firkusny will perform at Las Vegas High School Auditorium. Remaining concerts include February 10 Orchestra San Pietro Naples and March 14 Roger Wagner Chorale, with a Community Concert drive the week of March 14. Mischa Violin to receive Nevada Savings and Loan Association Outstanding Citizen Award for work with children. Shanna Houtz Wadsworth noted February as National American Music Month and governors and 16 Nevadan mayors proclaimed the month. Young Artists Auditions planned by April. Nevada Southern hosts February 6 lecture on Dilemma of Modern Youth. February 16 Musical Matinee Benton Gray and Chamber Orchestra at Nevada Southern gymnasium.
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Allied Arts Council
Art Gallery
Nevada Southern
Mary Brown Clement
Pen Women
Myra de Costa
Pierrette Dreller
Nellis Air Base
Mesquite Club
Myra da Costa
Bank of Las Vegas
Paradise Valley
Cynthia Cunningham
Rudolf Firkusny
Las Vegas
Orchestra San Pietro
Naples
Roger Wagner Chorale
Vegas Chambers Group
Mischa
Nevada Savings and Loan Association
Adele Marcone
National Federation of Music Clubs
Shanna Houtz Wadsworth
Sawyer
Nevada
Margaret Mead
Nevada Southern Gymnasium
Benton Gray
Scouting Dinner Tonight At Las Vegas Convention Center
Max Kelch announces the Boulder Dam Area Council Boy Scouts of America will host the annual Scouters Recognition Dinner at 6 30 p m in the Las Vegas Convention Center rotunda. About 3000 attendees from California Arizona and Nevada will hear Don Belding address The American Credo. Awards include the Silver Beaver Veterans Scouters Key and Den Mother's.
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Max Kelch
Boulder Dam Area
Boy Scouts of America
Las Vegas Convention Center
Don Belding
Freedoms Foundation
Valley Forge
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William Scranton
Neon A. Rockefeller
Republican Party
Howe
Dad
Particu
Germain
Tropicana
Texas
Hoover
Pennette
Emaoe Oe
Charleston & Upland
Stardust Golf Course
Paradise
Paradise Palms
East Desert Inn Road
Maryland Parkway
Paradise FA Homes
James Carr
Aliso Fine Watch and
Fremont
Foster’ S
3Rd St
Conrad's Western Store
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