City Elections Near as Campaigns Set to Begin
Las Vegas prepares for city races with March 25 filing opening for four offices municipal judge city attorney and two council seats. Primary May 4 general June 8 and a large field anticipated. Filing runs 8:00 a.m. March 29 to 5:00 p.m. April 2 with $50 fee and 25 year age and two year residency requirements. Incumbents Whitmore Levy Richards Mirabelli expected to seek reelection.
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Veteran hotelman named Mint Hotel manager for new 26 story tower
Robert J. Glenn, veteran hotel executive with a career in New York City, St. Louis, Reno, and Las Vegas, was appointed manager of the Mint Hotel’s 26 story addition opening in May. He previously led the Mint Sahara and comes from a family that owned the Baker Hotel in Middiesburg and the Eagle Lake House. Glenn’s wide attachments include ASTA and hotel associations. he is active in Kiwanis and Rotary. He is married to Naomi Bigum with two children, Robert Jr. and Jane Allison.
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Las Vegas High School
Juvenile Violations Improve Says Clark County Special Master
Howard Hill, special master for juvenile traffic offenses, told the North Las Vegas Lions Club that juvenile traffic violations have declined over recent months. He cited October 1964 to February 1965 accident counts and noted juveniles were second offenders in 12 percent of violations, a sign of improvement. A UCLA crash-study movie accompanied his remarks.
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Rain Delays Topping Out Ceremony for Downtown Bank Block
Heavy Thursday rain halts work on the 12 story First National Bank downtown office building delaying the topping out. The final concrete pour and the traditional helicopter bucket delivery are rescheduled for 11 a.m. on a later date.
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Open House Showcases Central Telephone’s New System
The Central Telephone Co. invites the public to an open house at 125 Las Vegas Blvd. South on Friday 4 9 pm and Saturday 10 am 4 pm to display expanded facilities and Direct Distance Dialing equipment now in service. The two year rebuilding effort aims to support Southern Nevada’s growing economy and allow direct dialing to most U S destinations and many countries.
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Keely Smith Announces Engagement to Jimmie Bowen
On her birthday Keely Smith says yes to Jimmie Bowen, A&R chief, after he proposed at 30 000 feet en route to London. The couple plans an August 12 wedding with Keely's daughters Toni Elizabeth and Luanne Francis as flower girls. Bowen gave the ring during the flight.
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Hectic Hubby Stars in Western High Blithe Spirit
Bob Dixon plays Charles in Western High School drama department’s production of Blithe Spirit. The play runs March 17 to 20 in the school auditorium with the deceased wife returning to haunt him.
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Nevada Senators Press Air Force on Stead Base Closure
Nevada Senators Alan Bible and Howard Cannon urged Air Force Secretary Eugene Zuckert to provide full information justifying Stead Air Force Base closure in Reno. They questioned budget juggling and fund shifting, the move of schools, links to Fairchild projects, civilian counsel access, and the radar computer facility losses against claimed savings.
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School Head Will Address Republicans
Clark County schools superintendent Leland Newcomer will address the Las Vegas Young Republicans Tuesday in the Charleston Heights Bowl banquet room. His talk titled The Goals and Purposes of the Clark County School District will follow a brief Young Republicans business meeting at 8 p.m. Public attendance is invited.
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Shaving Cream Spending At Fort Hood Surprises Army
Fort Hood Texas where 37 000 troops are stationed spent twenty three thousand dollars on shaving cream last year the Army said. This fact highlights frugal budgeting within the post and reflects everyday supply costs for troops.
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