National Automobile Dealers Convention Opens in Las Vegas
Dealers from across the nation and world converge on Las Vegas for the 48th NADA convention. More than 15 000 attendees expected to register today with 9 am to 5 pm exhibits through Tuesday and a Sunday worship service in the rotunda. Governor Grant Sawyer will welcome tomorrow, followed by talks on customer service and public image as the film Group Portrait premieres.
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Las Vegas Welcomes National Auto Dealers Convention
Las Vegas hosts an estimated 17 000 to 22 000 auto dealers for the National Automobile Dealers Convention opening today at the Clark County Convention Center. Speakers include Walter Heller and United States Senator Mike Monroney with Benson Ford among arrivals as visiting leaders attract national attention.
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Balance Budget Shaky in Nevada 1965 Fiscal Talk
Legislative fiscal experts challenge Gov. Grant Sawyer on the proposed balanced budget for 1965-67. They claim omissions in the general fund balance could leave the state cash poor by July 1, 1967, despite the governor's promise of a 4 million reserve. The dispute centers on session expenses, additional appropriations, new programs, and a 3.4 million capital-improvement plan. Numerous hearings await across Senate and finance committees as critics estimate a shortfall of about 4.0 million dollars.
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Test Site Mishap Kills Vegan Worker at Nevada Site
Thomas P. McCabe a 27 year old Nevada Test Site worker was killed instantly when a metal piece broke loose from a drill rig striking him on the head. He lived at 1709 Willowbrook and worked for Reynolds Electrical and Engineering Co since 1961. Survivors include his widow Naomi and two sons aged six and five. Funeral arrangements are pending at Palm Mortuary.
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City Rules Vehicles Not Safe
Thirteen Vegas Transit Co buses, more than half of the city fleet, were declared unsafe by the City Commission and ordered off the streets until repairs are completed. The action follows two safety checks by city mechanics and takes effect as buses finish runs. Hundreds face possible stranding. officials vow repairs through the night and police will enforce the ruling at Commerce Street yards.
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Freezing Midwest Crippled By Electrical Failure
A massive power outage darkened a 600 mile belt of seven midwestern states in frigid weather. Hospitals ran on generators, traffic halted, and stores closed as temperatures fell to 12 below. Schools paused exams and a heart operation continued with backup power amid the blackout.
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Auction to sell scrapped B-17 at Mercury salvage yard
The Atomic Energy Commission will auction a scrapped B-17 bomber today at the Mercury salvage yard 65 miles northwest of Las Vegas. Fred Dannis, director of the base division of excess materials, says the sale is in conjunction with Reynolds Electrical and Engineering Co and includes other items.
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Coroner Office Costs Expected Similar Under New System
County officials report that costs for the coroner’s office in the last six months of the year under the new system should be about the same as the first six months under the old system. Dr. Otto Ravenholt notes possible higher lay staff costs, while deputies are paid on a fee basis.
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Weather Summary for Today
Partly cloudy skies with gentle winds. High near 65 and low around 32. Yesterday’s high 62 and low 29. Noon humidity about 24 percent. Sunrise at 6 44, sunset at 5 04.
Show Does Go On But Minus Debbie
Debby Reynolds could not open her Riviera Hotel show due to a throat ailment. The opening was rescheduled for tomorrow evening with ex-husband Eddie Fisher ready to substitute if needed. Pearl Bailey will continue her Riviera review until Reynolds recovers.
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Reapportionment Debate Divides Nevada Lawmakers
Nevada legislators debate a major reapportionment bill that would set house representation by water districts, omitting Boulder City Henderson North Las Vegas Sparks and rural Washoe areas. Clark and Washoe members voice concerns while smaller counties see limited gains amid pressure from a looming Federal court reapportionment threat.
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Protests Ignored as Clark District Approves Rezoning
Clark County School District trustees approved a rezoning plan shifting several hundred high school students to Western and Las Vegas High Schools to open Clark High School in September. Protest letters from students and parents were received, but officials said relocations were necessary for the district’s overall good.
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Missed newspaper service line instructs call before 9 30 a.m
The notice directs readers who miss their paper to call before 9 30 a.m. for immediate service.
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