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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1964
Page
7
Carroll Righter’s February forecast encourages bold thinking and outreach to powerful and unique contacts. Aries to Pisces receive tailored advice on pursuing plans, social activity, civic duties, finances, partnerships, and personal growth with emphasis on taking action and seeking backing.
John F. Kennedy was the first Boy Scout to become U.S. president, per Boy Scouts of America records during Boy Scout Week Feb 7-13, 1964. He joined Troop 2 of Bronxville New York in 1929 and 1931 and served as honorary president of the organization.
On August 6 1855 a Know Nothing mob rioted in Louisville Kentucky using a cannon to battle the opposing faction. The conflict left several dead and many houses burned as the mob fought through the streets.
The first American Protestant church in Moscow was dedicated in a small apartment chapel named Christ Church. Rev. Donald Roberts and Western ambassadors attended as services continued at embassies with plans for monthly larger gatherings. The event highlighted ongoing religious tensions in the Soviet Union and echoed historic 1933 church rights for Americans.
Idaho businessman Edward Striegel, who built a small 185 subscriber line into a 700 subscriber system serving Richfield and two other communities, cut power to Titan missile complex lines after disputes over $102 000 in unpaid construction funds and federal handling. The incident drew the Pentagon Justice Department and Idaho Public Utilities Commission into a high profile standoff as Striegel prepared a report to regulators.
The Dwayne S. Lowery DeMolay chapter of Boulder City and the Las Vegas chapter joined in a Henderson meeting at the Masonic Temple. State Master Councilor Larry Stiff visited with Henderson leaders Billy Gilbert H Parker and Doug Crosby among others, with Chevalier John Ellis also in attendance.
State Master Bob Bernart of the Las Vegas chapter and Boulder City’s Phil Hayes led remarks on crops and livestock plus a $1.3 billion value. Councilor Larry Stuff addressed officials as Robert State offered remarks from Sacramento. The article notes California farmers in 1962 produced a value surpassing all gold mined since 1849.
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