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Classified page fragment lists items and contact numbers for help wanted sales and housing. Mentions male in person help wanted at Curtis Bryant Auto Sales and women needed for bakery with experience and salary open. Also includes duplex for sale and miscellaneous items with phone numbers and box 8397 Las Vegas Sun Vera.
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Curtis Bryant Auto Sales
Las Vegas Blvd
Pat Acake
Decatur
New
Charleston Neots
Safeway
Paradise Valley
Las Vegas
Union Returns To Test Site
Union members from the Ironworkers Union clashed over job assignments at a test site. McGinty said the board first ordered Reynolds to revert work to plumbers, but Reynolds replied and changed the decision. Reynolds alleged plumbers and pipefitters had not worked on the project and were told to stand by, while McGinty claimed his union had already started the project before being pulled off and replaced by ironworkers.
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McGinty
Reynolds
Civil Rights Measure Becomes U S Law Signing
President Johnson signed the civil rights measure in a White House ceremony attended by senators, representatives, cabinet members, and civil rights leaders. He announced a five point program including appointing Leroy Collins to head the Community Relations Service and urged fast funding and agency implementation. The bill passed the House and Senate after a long history of debate and a notable filibuster.
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White House
Johnson
Florida
Leroy Collins
Collins
National Association of Broadcasters
Martin Luther King
Roy Wilkins
Clarence Mitchell
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
James Farmer
Congress of Racial Equality
Whitney Young
Urban League
A. Phillip Randolph
Washington
Congress
House
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Robert F. Kennedy
Fraud Charged in Club Affairs by Greenspun and Whaley
Greenspun files suit alleging self dealing and fiduciary breaches by Whaley and the Country Club. He seeks removal of Whaley from leadership, full accounting of dues and revenues, and damages up to 1 million dollars. Actions include claims over a 475000 note, interests in Mesa Development Co, and property title reversals.
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Greenspun
Whaley
Country Club
Country Club Corporation
Wilbur Clark
Utah Savings and Loan Association
Home Investment Co
Whaley’s Mesa Development Co
Braves Move From Milwaukee To Atlanta Wrapping Up 1950s Shift
The article recalls Lou Perini relocating the Braves from Boston to Milwaukee in 1953 and notes sales by a 1961 syndicate including John J. McHale. Milwaukee's crowds exceeded 1.8 million initially, rising past 2 million for four seasons, with a 1957 NL pennant crowd over 2.2 million. Attendance later declined after the Twins arrived in 1960, shrinking Wisconsin draw to about 767 thousand in 1962, while Atlanta offered a 1.1 million metro market and broader radio TV receipts aiding the move.
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Lou Perini
Boston
Milwaukee
Perini
John J. McHale
Braves
N.L
Los Angeles Dodgers
Twins
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Lake Michigan
Lake Superior
White Sox
Cubs
Wisconsin
Atlanta
Cincinnati
Sundown Sees Political Winds and Regrets In Las Vegas
In a lounge talk, Sundown predicts upsets and policy moves as he eyes the U S Senate race and state legislature. He favors Ralph Denton to counter northern pressure, backs an insurance claim reform oath, and weighs Laxalt versus Cannon in a ballot scenario.
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Walter
Sundown
Ralph Denton
Pundit Wells
State Senate
Assembly
Laxalt Enters Senate Race After Campaign Win
Former Nevada lieutenant governor and district attorney Laxalt decided to run for the U S Senate after his Las Vegas visit and Rotary Club address. He previously defeated Berkeley L. Bunker for lieutenant governor and faced possible GOP rivals Paul McDermott George Von Tobel William Ray 20 and Charles H. Russell.
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Berkeley L. Bunker
U.S
House of Representatives
Nevada
Paul McDer
Mott
Las Vegas
Nevada Tax Commission
George von Tobel
Clark County
William Ray 20
Washoe County
Charles H. Russell
The
University of Nevada
Baggio
Laxalt
Rotary Club
Carson City
Cuban regime exposed by sister's desertion claim in Mexico
Jana Castro, who fled Cuba last week, told reporters in Mexico City on Monday that Fidel Castro and his brother Raul Castro delivered the island to Russian imperialism in the mid 1960s. She described her sister's desertion as a painful tool in the fight against the Cuban regime and said she has gone into hiding after the U S Embassy denied the charge in Mexico.
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Mexico City
U.S
Jana Castro
Cuba
Mexico
Fidel
Raul
Armed Forces
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