Nellis Tops TAC Base in Payroll Savings Drive
A payroll savings drive at Nellis Air Force Base raises civilian participation to 73 percent, the highest among Tactical Air Command bases. Nearly 1,000 civilian workers contributed, with 393 new subscribers signed up through 84 key civilian volunteers. A recent pre drive meeting distributed Bond Drive kits and applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellis
V. A. Ninnis
Nevada
U.S. Treasury Department
Reno
William W. Brown
Ninnis
Treasury Department
Nevada Savings Bond Office
Air Force
Minnesotans Travel to Colombia for CARE Gift
The Gelfords of Bayport Minnesota are named CARE citizen-ambassadors after their ten dollar gift funded CARE's 50 millionth package. They will fly to New York February 8 to meet officials and appear on Today and Tonight before delivering the package to a Colombian family during a February Bogota visit.
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Minnesota
Bogota
Colombia
Dors
New York City
Gelfords
United Nations
Adlai Stevenson
White House
Washington
Dan
Gaylord
Minn
Andersen Corp
Panama
Gelford
Wisconsin
Blaze Destroys Trailer Home In Las Vegas
A late night fire at the Jubilee Trailer Court on Madison Ave destroyed a Las Vegas trailer home of Vera Jernigan. She heard a whoosh before flames erupted and firefighters arrived, but the origin remains undetermined.
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Las Vegas
Vera Jernigan
Jubilee
Madison Ave
Court for Labor Disputes Urged by Victor Riesel
Labor columnist Victor Riesel urged establishing a Court for Labor Disputes with Supreme Court Justice Arthur Goldberg as chief justice. He argued it would resolve costly disputes and warned that 1964 auto contracts may heighten tension. He spoke at the Southern Illinois Builders Association meeting in Belleville.
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Belleville
UPD
Victor Riesel
Supreme Court
Arthur Goldberg
Riesel
Southern Illinois Builders Association
Warren Junior Sacramento's Top Young Man Honors
Earl Warren Jr., 31, son of Chief Justice Earl Warren, is named outstanding young man of the year by the Sacramento Junior Chamber of Commerce. He was honored at the Jaycees annual meeting for mental health and library efforts and for helping form a Big Brothers chapter. He works at Fields Hammer and Warren and was 1962 City of Hope fund drive chairman.
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Sacramento
UPD
Earl Warren Jr
Earl Warren
The
Sacramento Junior Chamber of Com
Warren
Jaycees
Big Brothers
Fields, Hammer and Warren
City of Hope
Republicanism Redefinition Urged by California Senator
State Sen. John F. McCarthy urged California Republicans to redefine Republicanism and recruit younger members. The resolution called for broader programs and cooperation with labor and management, opposing unnecessary tax plans and endorsing welfare assistance reforms. Weinberger faced no challenge to his central committee chairmanship as Fresno outlines guided the party toward 1964 and 1966 elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
UPI
California
Republican Party
John F. McCarthy
San Rafael
Central Committee
McCarthy
Joseph C Shell
Los Angeles
Caspar Weinberger
Weinberger
Charles Conrad
Sen
Thomas Kuchel
R-Calif
GOP
Installation Rites Set for UU Pasadena Leader
Mrs. Martin Payne of the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship will represent Las Vegas at the installation of Rev. Arthur W. Ollson as the first executive director of the Pacific Southwest District. The service occurs tomorrow at Throop Memorial Universalist Church in Pasadena, California. The district grows from regional UU groups.
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Martin Payne
Unitarian Universalist Fellowship
Las Vegas
Arthur W. Ollson
Throop Memorial Universalist Church
Pasadena
Calif
Notice of Public Auction of Pearson 41 Property
Pioneer Bank of Arizona announces a public auction of a 1962 Mercury Meteor Custom 2 door, VIN 2KAIL 516530, to satisfy a debt of 3908.16 plus interest and costs. The sale takes place February 6 1963 at 10:00 AM at 201 No 13th Street Las Vegas Nevada.
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Pearson 41
State of Arizona
Patricia V. Reed
Pittman
Pioneer Bank OF Arizona
Wil
No. 13Th Street
Las Vegas
Nevada
United States of America
Phoemik Arizera
Pioneer Bank Pur
Fire Damage Loss in California Forests in 1962
UPT reports California national forests recorded 2,132 fires in 1962 burning 25 471 acres of grass brush and trees. Regional Forester Charles A Connaughton notes man caused fires rose to 901 from 825 in 1961 marking grave concern. Lumbering related fires dropped from 2 135 to 33 acres.
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San Francisco
UPT
California
National Forest System
U.S. Forest Service
Charles A. Connaughton
Connaughton
Dow Jones closes higher amid mixed stock indices
The report shows the Dow Jones closing range with early values for Industrials, Rails, Utilities and total stocks. It notes a modest net rise and mentions commodity futures at 146.22 with slight offs and a 0.97 uptick in the averaging index.
NY Closing Stocks List Summary
NY closing stock entries feature widespread listings across O and Allied companies. Major names include Alcoa, Boeing Air, Colgate Palmolive, Ford Motors, General Electric, International Harvester, IBM, Pepsi Cola, Macy, and Westinghouse, with varied percentage gains and category codes. The list spans multiple sectors, including chemicals, autos, utilities, and energy, reflecting a broad market snapshot.
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ACF Indus Bits Kenne Cop
Mie Air Reduc
LOF Glass
Alleg Ltd
Libby McN
Allied Ch
Lockh Aire
Allied Strs
Macy RH
Alum Ltd
MGM
Alcoa Alum
Minn Mbm
Am Air Lin
Monsan Ch
Amn Can
Mont Ward M
Amn Cyan
Motria
Am Motors
Nat Biscuit
Amn Smelt
Nat Cash R
AT & FT
Nat Dairy
Amn
Amn Wise
Nat Gypsm
Ampex Co
Nat
Anacon Co
NY Central
Armco St
Am Av
Armour Co
Nor Pacific Ae Atchsn
West Air
Aveo Corp
Olin Math
Bendix Avia Pac G&el
Beth Stee
Pac Light
Boeing Air
Pan Amn
Borden Co
Borg Warn
Parke Day
Burroughs
Penney JC
Campb Soup
Perna R&r
Case, J
Pepsi Cola
Cater Trac
Phe Dodge
Celanese Co
Philip Mor
Chrys Corp Alia Phillips Pet
Svc
Proc & G
Colg Paim
Radio Corp
Col Brd Sys
Raythn Mfg
Colum Gas
Repub
Rexall Org
Ba Con Edison Riin Reyn
Conti
Safeway
St Regis
Crane Co
Sperry
el Paso
Flintk Co
Swift & Co
Gen Motors
Tex
Airettaoe
Air L
Nickelse U S Gypsum
U S
Steeley Jones Man
Warn
Jones & L. Sie
Kaiser Aly
Elec
Woolworth
S&t
Zenith
Buying Power in California Surpasses National Average
Southern California shows per capita buying income 597 above the U S average, with California overall at 430 above the national figure. The national average is 1967. California statewide equals 2397 while Southern California averages 2564.
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California
Bevorly Hills
UPI
Distaff Professor Challenges Women’s Intellectual Creativity
San Francisco reports Dr. Eleanor E. McCoby a Stanford psychologist at a UC medical center symposium said highly educated women are not as intellectually creative as men. She cited a study of 400 PhDs showing women wrote fewer papers, and suggested independence harms female creativity due to social expectations.
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San Francisco
UPI
Eleanor E. McCoby
Stanford University
University of California Medical Center
Madame Curie
McCoby
Coby
Dr McCoby
Los Angeles Prices Edge Up Slightly in Dec
Los Angeles consumer prices rose a tenth of a percent from November to December as reported by the Bureau of Labor Statistics. The all items index stood at 107.2 in December with 1957–59=100, food costs climbed 3 percent due to restaurant prices, while recreation and transportation costs eased slightly.
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San Francisco
UPI
Los Angeles
U.S. Department of Labor
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Bureau
Port land and Seattle Food Prices Change in December
Prices in Port land fell from November to December led by an 18 percent drop in fruits and vegetables while the Bureau of Labor Statistics index stood at 103.9. The December level remained 15 percent above the prior year. Seattle prices held steady at 105.9, about 1.1 percent above year ago, with meat poultry and fish gains offsetting fruit and vegetable declines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
UPI
Portland
Max D. Korroris
Department of Labor
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Seattle
Max D. Kossoris
U.S. Department of Labor
Bureau
San Francisco Prices Rise 0.3 Percent in Q4 1962
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports San Francisco consumer prices up 0.3 percent in the fourth quarter of 1962 reaching an index of 107.8 on the 1957-59 base and 136.8 on the 1947-49 base. Housing costs including rent and services rise while transportation and leisure costs fall.
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San Francisco
UPI
U.S. Department of Labor
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Bureau
Tells How Dead Can Help Living After Attack
More than 600 surgeons heard Dr. Austin P. Artz describe how the dead can aid the living after a nuclear attack at the American College of Surgeons Convention in Phoenix. He outlined cadaver skin grafts for radioactive burns and noted race or color of the donor is irrelevant. He cited salt and baking soda intake and mineral electrolyte baths as beneficial. Dr. Wayne P. Kelley of North Las Vegas attended the three day meeting.
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Austin P. Artz
American College of Surgeons
Phoenix
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Fremont ST
Billie R. Thomas
Maj
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Thomas
4524Th
England
AIR Force Photo
Bayport. Minn
Daniel Gelford
CARE
Ambassa
15Th
Charleston
Hollywood
S-M-L
Short Shortie
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15Th & Charleston
Town & Country
Elizabeth
Blaze
Court For Labor Disputes United
Merce
Solon
Pacific Southwest
Church Tomorrow
Trict
UUVA
California Universalist
Tion
Pacific Coast Unitarian Council
Arthur Olsen
Dow-Jones
New York
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Utilities
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Distaff
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