Local Firm Stopped on Stock Sales
Welders Supply Co Inc, a Nevada corporation, has been permanently enjoined by U S District Judge Peirson M Hall from violating federal anti fraud laws in stock offerings. The decree bars false statements about supplying liquid oxygen to naval facilities Hawthorne and Fallon and omitting lack of valid contracts or government deals or insolvency of a Welders subsidiary. Lawrence Scott, company president, cannot be located per the SEC.
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Welders Supply Co. Inc
Nevada
Securities and Exchange Commission
U. S
Peirson M. Hall
Hawthorne
Fallon
Lawrence Scott
Soviet Leaders Attend World Sheep Shearing Demonstration
Premier Nikita Khrushchev and other Soviet officials observed New Zealand champion Godfrey Bowen demonstrate sheep shearing in Moscow as reported by Moscow Radio.
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Moscow
UPS
Nikita Krushchev
Godfrey Bowen
New Zealand
Moscow Radio
Peace Corps Testing Saturday at Main Post Office
Non competitive tests for Peace Corps volunteers set for Saturday at 8:30 am at the Main Post Office 301 Stewart Ave. This last chance opens training for a September entry with 10 to 12 weeks on campus or in Puerto Rico learning language history and culture. Volunteers commit to two years and receive expenses paid plus a $75 monthly readjustment allowance. Further details from the Post Office.
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Peace Corps
Stewart Ave
Puerto Rico
Corps
Wisconsin Assembly adjourns to cool tempers over Reynolds budget
The Wisconsin State Assembly adjourned for the weekend to let tempers cool before resuming work on Gov. Reynolds budget tax bill. Minority leader Robert Huber said he would move for reconsideration next week after the measure was killed Thursday.
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State Assembly
John Reynolds
Robert Huber
Catholic Forum Set For Tuesday
Our Lady of Las Vegas begins an eleven week Information Forum led by William Long, Catholic lawman and Information Program Director. Classes on Tuesdays and Fridays at 10 am and 7 45 pm cover doctrinal topics and non-Catholic perspectives with lectures, discussions, tours, and an illustrated Mass.
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Our Lady of Las Vegas
William Long
Long
Institute of Lay Theology
University of San Francisco
Alta
Campbell Streets
Galbraith Calls Ceylon Aid Pause a Slight Interruption
John Kenneth Galbraith, on a lecture tour in Colombo, said the halt of U S aid to Ceylon over nationalization of oil properties is a slight interruption. He praised India and Pakistan for making good use of U S aid despite the flap.
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Columbo
Ceylon
APT
John Kenneth Galbraith
India
Pakistan
U. S
Galbraith
May graduate Angelo Entelisano wins political science scholarship
Angelo Entelisano, a Las Vegas High School May graduate and chairman of the local Young Americans for Freedom chapter, earned a political science scholarship at Christian Crusade Anti-Communist Youth University in Manitou Springs, Colorado. He will attend Nevada Southern University this fall, majoring in political science. Sponsored by Ray Spaulding of Truckee, California, he is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Fontelisano of Las Vegas.
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Angelo Clifford Entelisano
Las Vegas High School
Young Americans For Freedom
Christian Crusade Anti-Communist Youth University
Manitou Springs
Colorado
Nevada Southern University
Ray Spaulding
Truckee
California
Angelo Fontelisano
3Rd Street
Las Vegas
Press Randales de Chipas Dam Aims to Transform Chiapas
In Chiapas Mexico the Press Randales de Chipas dam rises in jungle on the Grijalva River. The 434 foot structure will store 12 500 million cubic meters of water and create a 54 mile lake enabling flood control hydroelectric power and river navigation. Cost about 100 million dollars with 900 000 kilowatts potential. Thousands of workers toil as tropical disease claims lives.
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Malpaso
Mexico
Chiapas
Randales de Chipas
Rio Grijalva
Guatemala
Gulf of Mexico
Grijalva
Institute For Tropical Diseases
Randales
Nevada
Goldfine Empire Seized Again Over Back Taxes
Federal authorities seized another $44 000 from Bernard Goldfine's enterprises in Concord New Hampshire. Judge A J Connor noted a second sale of machinery from a Lebanon woolen mill formerly owned by Goldfine. The Lebanon properties sold at auction for $125 with further technical steps planned for August 2.
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Concord
N. H
UPI
Bernard Goldfine
District Court
A. J. Connor
Lebanon
Goldfine
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