Bible says US gold policy unrealistic and needs incentives
Sen. Alan Bible urged incentives to revive the sagging domestic gold industry, arguing Treasury claims about harmful effects abroad are unfounded. He cited Canada as an example and warned US mining faces extinction without support during Senate interior subcommittee hearings in Washington.
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Washington
UPI
Alan Bible
U.S. Treasury Department
Senate Interior Subcommittee
Nevada
Treasury
Robert Roosa
Bible
Canada
Nevada GOP laments missing Seattle World Fair exhibit
State Chairman Jac Shaw blamed Gov Sawyer and Jack Lehman for failing to fund a Nevada exhibit at Century 21. He criticized a lean biennial budget of 192 082 as insufficient for promotional projects and noted the department attempted to raise funds but abandoned the booth plan.
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Carson City
UPT
Jac Shaw
Nevada
Shaw
Grant Sawyer
Jack Lehman
Department of Economic Development
Seattle
Calaveras County
Courtesy Car Dispute Stalls at Las Vegas Convention Site
Officials meet to form a special committee with the Jaycees to secure courtesy car service for conventions at the Las Vegas site. A GE convention at the Dunes Hotel prompts talks with Major Riddle on transport. Carter objects to free groups and Albright's 25 autos per thousand plan is tabled amid protests from local firms and the MVD.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaycees
Ford Dealers
Riddle
Dunes
General Electric
William Carter
Teamsters Local 631
Carter
Albright
Vegas Building Permits Fall
The Las Vegas permit total slid over the last two days of the week with major permits adding up to 159 455 dollars.Thursday approved a two story store for Lee Office Equipment Co at 400 E Charleston Blvd built by George W Fox valued at 9000 dollars.Friday’s figure dropped to 60 455 dollars with 45 455 for an eight unit apartment at 804 S Third St by Round Up Real Estate for Noval Mc Leod. 15 000 for four stations and 15 homes by Schroeder Associates.
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Lee Office Equipment Co
George W. Fox
E. Charleston Blvd
S. Third St
Noval McLeod
Mobil Exposition Showcases New Models at Dealers
The article outlines a MOBIL exhibit continuing from Page 1 featuring 00 experimental model and many outstanding models from Southern Nevada dealers. A full schedule runs daily from noon until 10 p.m. with special events, and the exhibit closes Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Nevada
Nevada Stock Sale Crackdown Urged by Robison Officials Seek Strong State Law
Robison with Southern Nevada business leaders pressed for a rigorous state securities sales law to require investigation permits and approvals before stock sales. He cited cease and desist actions, Utah investors, and promotional campaigns by major issuers, warning many returns may fail. County commission delays a local blue sky bill as hearings set for June 20.
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Nevada
Legislative
Robison
Secretary of State
Securities Exchange Commission
Chimpanzee Ejected From Plane in Supersonic Test
Edwards Air Force Base California reports a 104-pound nine year old chimp named Zena ejected from a Hustler bomber in a rocket powered capsule at 45 000 feet over the Mojave Desert. The animal landed safely and was recovered nine minutes later in good condition. Tests will assess the chimp's response in the crucial experiment.
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Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
Estes Death Case Reopened Amid Fraud Indictment
Estes faced a grand jury after rumors swirled about his death by his own hand. He is under federal indictment for more than 50 acts of fraud linked to Marshall.
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Page
Justice of the Peace
Marshall
Barron
Estes
Philadelphia Orchestra Comes To Las Vegas Concert
The Philadelphia Orchestra led by maestro Ormandy headlines a Las Vegas concert at the 7,000 seat Convention Center. Bill Willard of the Las Vegas Symphony Society urges last minute deciders to attend and hear the renowned ensemble perform for Southern Nevada.
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Philadelphia
Europe
Philadelphia Orchestra
Las Vegas
Convention Center
Bill Willard
Nevada
Ormandy
Kennedy Wins Endorsement Fight Against McCormack
Kennedy secures 360 votes needed for endorsement while McCormack 38 year old nephew of House Speaker John W. McCormack trails. Delegates erupt with cries for McCormack as he concedes and withdraws to take his case to the people, forcing a fall primary rematch.
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McCormack
John W. McCormack
MccCormack
Kennedy
U S Detonates 15th Nuclear Test Near Christmas Island
The United States detonated the 15th test in a Pacific series near Christmas Island. An intermediate yield weapon was dropped from an aircraft, with the blast reported around 1 p.m. EDT by the Atomic Energy Commission and Defense Department.
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Washington
APS
United States
Christmas Island
Pacific
Atomic Energy Commission
Defense Department
Marilyn Monroe Replaced by Lee Remick in Film
Hollywood reports that Marilyn Monroe was fired from the film Something's Got to Give and replaced by Lee Remick. The studio cited repeated breaches of contract after Monroe had not appeared for work since last week. Remick welcomed the role, calling it a chance to do comedy and noting she has not met Monroe. A $500,000 breach of contract suit was filed by Monroe in Superior Court.
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Hollywood
UPI
Marilyn Monroe
Lee Remick
Twentieth Century-Fox Studios
Miss Remick
Miss Monroe
Marilyn
Monroe
Peter Levathes
Struck beverage plants face ongoing picketing and union outreach
Teamsters urged to call Union headquarters on Wall Street for information on local soft drink sources. Federal Employers Association, representing four striking firms, offered no comment on talks progress. Picketing continues around the clock at Canada Dry Bottling, Desert Coca-Cola Bottling, Pepsi Cola Bottling, and Nehi Beverage Co.
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Couraged
Wall St
Office of
Federal Employers Association
Canada Dry Bottling Co
Desert Coca-Cola Bottling Co
Pepsi Cola Bottling Co
Nehi Beverage Co
Las Vegas Symphony Patron List Encourages Support
A long roster of Las Vegas donors contributes varied amounts to the symphony patron fund, with many individuals and couples each giving $100 and several organizations and guests pledging $200 to $500. Notables include Sen. and Mrs. Alan Bible and Duke Zeibert in Washington.
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George Abrams
Edwin A. Adamson
Wilmer L. Allen
John Angus, Jr
Florence and
Frederic Apcar
Harry Cobb
Bank of Las Vegas
Bank of Nevada
Jurgens H. Bauer
M.D
W. Bruce Beckley
Ellen Belotti
Sen
Howard Cannon
Howard R. Chase
Arnold Christensen
Cobb
Jack Canlon
Conway
Moe & Hibbs
Ernest W. Cragin
Charles W. Ross
Sara's of
Las Vegas
Robert Santa Cruz
Schwartz Bros. Men's Shop
Marvin M. Sedway
Harry L Smith
Via D. Upwall
al Stewart
Audrey Deane Sullivan
Glenn W Tueller
University String Quartet
Sylvia D. Nowall
G. M. Urso
Adrien Ver Brugghen
Ted
Nadine Vesely
Ted Vesely
Bill Willard
Kenneth L. Williams
Melvin B. Weizinger
Duke Zeibert
Washington, D.C
David Zenof
H. D. Zigtema
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Las Vegas Sun
Las
Vegas Sun
Hender
Son
Navy
Boulder City
Mr. Johnson
Las Vegas, Nevada
SUN
Reno
Safeway
William Rollins
Clinton Knoll
Reno Employers Council
Rollins
Elko
Rex Bell
Bell
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and
State Tax Commission
Motor Vehicle Department
Louis Spitz
Spitz
MVD
Vegas
Schroeder Associates
U.S
Las Vegas Symphony
Harold D Cunningham
M. William Deutsch
James R. Dickinson
Flora Dungan
Edgerton, Germeshausen & Grier, Inc
Lewis J. Elias
Elwell
Fanny’s
Harry E. Fightlin
First National Bank of Nevada
First Western Savings
Fleur de Lis
Thomas A. Foley
George E. Franklin, Sr
Milton Fried
Frontier Fidelity Savings & Loan Assn
Lewis Fussell, Jr
Phil Galt
Ed- Sar Gambarana
Garehime Music Co
Joseph M George
David Goldwater
Dwight H. Gravett
Edsel A. Gray
Hank Greenspun
J. J. Hamill
Happy House Shop
Harley E. Harmon
J. Kell Houssen, Jr
John Huges
Alan Jarson
Julius Jensen
Gerald W. Jones
Charles Kandel
Herman Kishner
Morris Kishner
LaPorta Insurance Agency, Inc
Las Vegas Art League
Las Vegas Press Club
Willard E. Saunders
Audrey Irma Lee
Lincoln W. Liston
Frank E. Longo
Louigi
Jerome D. Mack
Joseph Magnin Company
Angelo J. Manzi
Madison Martin
Margaret C. McDonald
James B. McMillan
Joseph W. McNamee
Sigrid Moe
Antonio
Art Olsen
Ed Oncken
Edward O’neal
Palm Mortuary & Mausoleum
Hattie May Pavie
Bernard Posin
Potts
George P. Rasqui
Phyllis Rath
William H. Reddie
Reynolds Electrical & Engineering Co., Inc
Dan L. Ripplinger
Alfred Ripps
Fred Roberts
Richard J. Ronzone
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