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Newspaper

Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1962

Page

3

Government to Auction Federal Lands Near Ely July 12

The Bureau of Land Management will hold the first public land auction in the Ely area on July 12 at 10 am in Ely's Elks Hall. About 240 acres in 48 tracts, two to five acres each, lie along Highways 93 and 50 three miles from East Ely and six miles from McGill with a 25 foot easement for roads utilities. Bids may be made at the sale or by mail before July 9 to Reno BLM.

Ely Area Bureau of Land Management Elks Zundel Reno Nev BLM Ryland Street Ely Aultman St

Las Vegas Sun masthead and staff listing

The Las Vegas Sun publication details the editor and publisher H. M. Greenspun along with executive staff including Ray Germain Norman White Barbara Greenspun and others. It lists roles such as associate to the publisher managing editor city editor Scene editor and advertising circulation and business staff.

H. M. Greenspun Ray Germain Norman White Barbara Greenspun H. M Greenspun Ruthe Deskin Joe McClain Henry DF Hunt City Tamara Anurfeva C. D. James Bob Belz Norvell Wood Dek Coakley Las Vegas Sun, Inc 000 South Main Street Las Vegas Nevada

Boycott Looms Over Buenos Aires General Strike

In Buenos Aires independent unionists decided Friday night to boycott a 48 hour general strike scheduled for Monday and Tuesday by the CGT Federation. The Newsmen's Association will not participate, urging caution as workers feel the effects of a walkout.

Buenos Aires UPI CGT Union Federation Newsmen’s Association

Teen Weddings Spur Early Parenthood in U S Study

The Population Reference Bureau finds rising teen marriages in 1992 with 40 of brides and 12 5 of grooms under 20. More than half of teen brides have babies in their teens while 1959 marked 3 of baby births to teen fathers. The trend shortens generation spans and accelerates population growth.

Population Reference Bureau Bureau Cook

Marines Train Recruits and Navy Theorists Graduate

Pvt. Jack Denton USMC, son of Mrs. Betty C. Denton, completed recruit training at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego. Pvt. Richard Fox Jr. USMC, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Fox, graduated from the Aviation Electronics Technician School in Memphis after completing aviation familiarization and avionics basics. Richard L. Posadas, CMM3 USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Posadas, advanced at sea aboard USS Coral Sea, following a February fleet exam.

San Diego FHTNC Jack Denton USMC Betty C. Denton Sunrise Ave Marine Corps Recruit Depot Calif Marine Corps Pfc Richard Fox Jr Richard Richard L. Posadas USN Anthony Posadas E. St. Louis Coral Sea Seventh Fleet Western Pacific

Arts in Southern Nevada at Paradise Valley Bank Exhibit

A local art show displays paintings at the Bank of Las Vegas Paradise Valley branch featuring Mary Cady Johnson, Joe Mast, Kathe Kantor, Bill Willard, Willard Kowallis, Sue Baldwin, Margaret Lew, Judie Berke, Cliff Segerblom, Erma Havas, Lucille Stanley, Betty Koster, Laura Hrudicka, and Bertie Ewing. Sponsored by the Las Vegas Art League.

Bank of Las Vegas Paradise Valley Mary Cady Johnson Joe Mast Kathe Kantor Bill Willard Willard Kowallis Sue Baldwin Margaret Lew Judie Berke Cliff Segerblom Erma Havas Lucille Stanley Betty Koster Laura Hrudicka Bertie Ewing Hrudiicka Las Vegas Art League

Nevada Library Services Fueled by Act Five Years On

F W Hunter reports Nevada has extended services to 67814 people with 221765 federal funds matched by 400983 state funds. One bookmobile, five librarians added, and rural library access expanded nationwide since the Library Services Act of 1956.

Nevada F. W. Hunter Department of Health, Education and Welfare San Francisco Hunter United States United States Office of Education Congress Library Services Act

Knoxville to Open International Visitors Center

A Knoxville group plans to establish an International Visitors Center to give foreigners a better look at American social cultural and business life. The effort follows thousands of international visitors coming to the Tennessee Valley Authority facilities.

Knoxville, Tenn UPI Knoxville Tennessee Valley Authority

Science shrinks piles without surgery with new substance

New healing substance Dio-Dyne from a world famous research institute shrinks hemorrhoids stops itching and relieves pain without surgery. Case after case shows real reduction and sufferers say piles have ceased to be a problem. Available as suppository or ointment under the name Reparates at all drug counters.

New York, N. Y Sperist

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