Warbirds to Display at Las Vegas Aviation Day Show
Eight pilots representing the Warbirds of America will display restored World War II aircraft at McCarran Field in Las Vegas this Saturday. The 10 a.m. event, sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce, is free to the public and will feature two Grumman Bearcats, a P-40, a British Hawker Sea Fury, two P-51s, and two Navy trainers. Spectators will also see Air Force Thunderbirds, the Golden Knights parachute team, and Bob Hoover piloting a P-51 Mustang.
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Warbirds of America
Las Vegas
McCarran Field
The
Chamber of Commerce
Navy
Flying Tigers
China
Warbirds
Air Force Thunderbirds
Army
Golden Knights
Bob Hoover
North American Aviation
Thrifty Drugs Prepares 10 Day Grand Reopening
Thrifty Drugs launches a 10 day grand reopening at Tonopah and Bonanza as well as Charleston Boulevard and Fremont Street stores. New merchandise includes clothing kitchenware toys and baby items with 2000 orchid corsages 2000 balloons 1000 cookie bags and 1000 surprise gift bags to be given away. Store managers Jordan Larson Ritchey and Jones remain in place to guide customers on layouts and tours.
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Thrifty Drugs
West
Tonopah
Bonanza Road
Charleston Boulevard
Fremont Street
Parke-Davis
Abbott
Squibb
Winthrop
Upjohn
Ciba
Lilly
Richard J. Jordan
Tonopah Highway
Larry G. Larson
Charleston Blvd
Jordan
Charles K. Ritchey
James P. Jones
Larson
Four-year-old dies in Salt Lake Highway crash
A father cradled his dead daughter Lanae Curtis in an ambulance after their car overturned near Mesquite six miles south on Salt Lake Highway at 5 30 a m. Lanae was crushed when ejected from the vehicle during the crash. Five siblings and the parents survived with minor injuries while returning from Memorial Day in Utah to California.
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Memorial Hospital
Salt Lake
Lanae Curtis
Mesquite
Clark County
Harvey Schnitzer
la Puente
Calif
Orem
Utah
Fire destroys trailer in Hendersons Trailer Estates
A large mobile home in Trailer Estates, Henderson, was destroyed by fire yesterday at 4 p.m. The Henderson Fire Department began an investigation into the blaze as Mrs. Kathryn Greep, a local school teacher, returned from class while fire crews cleared the scene.
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Mobil
Trailer Estates
Henderson
Kathryn Greep
Chemicals industry grows in 1965 shipments and jobs
Plenty Chemicals reports U S chemical shipments near 36 billion dollars for 1965, an increase of 7 to 8 percent over 1964. Employment in chemicals surpassed 900,000 workers for the first time, reflecting industry expansion in New York and nationwide.
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Cal Industry
Electrical Labor Talks Resume at Nevada Test Site
Electrical Workers Local 357 and Reynolds Electrical and Engineering Co resume negotiations on a new contract for work at the Atomic Energy Commission’s Nevada Test Site. About 450 electricians seek wage and working condition terms as the June 31 expiry approaches amid recent strike vote delays.
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Electrical Workers Local 357
Reynolds Electrical and Engineering Co
Atomic Energy Commission
Nevada Test Site
Local 357
NTS
Reynolds
Teamsters
Auxiliary Assessor opens Substations in North Las Vegas and Henderson
The Auxiliary Assessor Office opens two county substations in North Las Vegas and Henderson with a ribbon cutting at 11 a.m. in North Las Vegas. County Assessor James Bilbray says the five staffers will handle tasks previously done at the courthouse, addressing population growth.
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Las Vegas
Henderson
James Bilbray
Bilbray
Commission
North Las Vegas
B. E
Lake Mead Blvd
Nevada
Memorial Day Theft at Las Ve Gas News Agency
Police reported a burglary at 333 W. St. Louis where a distributing firm’s office was ransacked on Memorial Day. Cash and checks totaling $1,000 were stolen from Las Ve News Agency, a local news distributor.
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Las Vegas
W. St. Louis
Las Vegas Sun Staff and Publishing Details
The Las Vegas Sun lists its editor and publisher H M Greenspun and a full staff including Bryn Armstrong executive editor Vince Anselmo managing editor Dave Bradley city editor and others. It notes the paper is entered at the Las Vegas post office as second class matter and lists advertising and circulation management.
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Las Vegas Sun, Inc
South Commerce Street
Las Vegas
Nevada
Ruthe Deskin
Bryn Armstrong
Vince Anselmo
Dave Bradley
Gerry Appleby
Jack Davenport
William Sherwood
Burt Bay
Haney Womack
H. M Greenspun
Ray Germain
Rushe Deskin
Subscription Rates Listed for Daily and Sunday Newspapers
The notice details single copy prices for daily and Sunday editions, carrier delivery at 2.00 per month, and mail subscription rates of one to twelve months. Rates apply to the continental United States and all mail subscriptions must be prepaid.
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Continental
United States
Sawyer criticizes Sparks hospital criticism as political
Gov. Grant Sawyer defended the Sparks state mental hospital against election year attacks calling criticisms political and unjustified. He said the uproar unsettled patients and staff, denied crime by inmates, and noted funding for security and staff increases while a superintendent vacancy persists.
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Sparks
Grant Sawyer
Sawyer
State Hospital
Lowell Hughes
Hughes
Jr. Police Eye Parade in Rose Festival Entry
The local Junior Police plan to join the Rose Festival Parade in Portland Oregon on June 11. Mary Goen will chaperone girls riding a float sponsored by Latterite Inc of Las Vegas. Dick Miller directs the drill team as the Nevada entry themed Night Time in Nevada.
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Mary Goen
Latterite, Inc
Las Vegas
Dick Miller
Nevada
Portland, Ore
Nick Janise
A. J. McClain
Laterite Inc
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Carson City
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