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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1964
Page
2
The Bank of Las Vegas marks its second anniversary with two weeks of promotions. New and existing customers are offered a chance to win or receive Lawrence Welk albums by opening or being present for an account. Bubbles guide customers to branches for eligibility.
The piece mocks a proposed NBC program featuring a mortician and a young nurse, provoking ire from funeral professionals who demand equal time. The columnist also jokes about a bank assistant director and a smoking habit anecdote involving a wife and pipe smoking.
Toasts about John Gienn as Senate candidate echo at Jay Bagstad’s Mendelson Branch. A student quip about his presence sparks chatter. Tonight's President’s Ball in the Rotunda of the Convention Center draws a crowd for JFK Building dedication benefits.
In Chattanooga the trial of Hoffa and four co defendants continues over bribery attempts aimed at jurors in the 1962 Nashville conspiracy case. A Nashville bar visit by co defendant Nicholas Tweel is tied to witness accounts and telephone records amid ongoing mistrial motions.
FAO said the Soviet Union, a wheat exporter before 1963, may import large amounts of wheat in coming years due to population rise, a 1962 potato crop failure, rye cutbacks, and more grain fed to livestock. Production remains constrained by farmers’ limited fertilizer use. Moscow has sought purchases in several western countries, including the United States.
Classified ad notes a Shasta twin bed trailer with new tires for 175 dollars and a GMC pickup from one owner. Also lists a 1955 Ford in good condition with radio and heater and a Rambler wagon with rebuilt engine priced at 475 dollars. Seller contact at 1806 Fremont address or phone 2575.
The Atomic Energy Commission released its annual report to Congress detailing substantial improvements in U.S. nuclear weapons. It cites cleaner, lighter warheads with higher yield per weight, enhanced survivability, and new battlefield and anti-submarine weapons.
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