Local banker Lloyd Fields jokes push into Las Vegas real estate tale
A report recalls Lloyd Fields driving through a land deal misadventure with a missing gas tank after a prank at a service station. The piece mentions Jack Marsh, FGAG technician and judo student, plus EG&G and a bowling alley boost amid Bank of Las Vegas branding across eight branches including Moapa Valley Overton Henderson and Charleston Heights.
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White House Protest Draws Thousands in Civil Rights Rally
A White House rally drew up to 15,000 demonstrators including clergy and labor groups. Speakers pressed for federal civil rights action, voting rights, and stricter laws, while police managed crowds and a nearby Nazi protest.
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How People 50 to 80 May Apply For Life Insurance
Between ages 50 and 80 you can apply for Old American’s $1,000 Golden Eagle life policy. Paper only process with no calls. Mail your name address and year of birth to Old American Insurance Co Kansas City Missouri for the introductory rate.
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Las Vegas reserve cop shoots self while cleaning pistol
A Las Vegas reserve police officer, Arthur Rudy, 38, of 6200 Fargo, was reported in fair condition at Sunrise Hospital after accidentally shooting his left hand while unjamming a pistol during cleaning. Deputies described torn muscles and hand injuries from the pistol’s impact.
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LBJ to Present Voting Rights Bill to Congress
The president plans a special address to Congress on voting rights with bipartisan support. He outlines a bill banning discriminatory literacy tests, appointing federal registrars, and new penalties for officials who deny suffrage. Senate and House schedules are flexible for likely action this session.
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Selma confronts Berlin Wall nickname amid protests
Sunday at Sylvan Street the barrier built by Baker drew the label Berlin Wall as about 150 demonstrators kept vigil while state troopers watched. Priests led integrationists toward the courthouse and Baker urged restraint citing Sabbath as a reason not to march.
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Kim Novak Weds Today in Chicago Nuptials
Kim Novak and actor Johnson tie the knot in Chicago. The couple, meeting in England last August while filming The Amorous Adventures of Moll Flanders, plan a private ceremony as Novak makes her first marriage. Johnson, a leading English actor, appeared in Never So Few.
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Five Injured In Auto Crash Near Boulder City
Two Las Vegans Daniel Isgiig 19 and Lyn Hale 18 were in fair condition Sunday night at Sun rise Hospital after a high speed collision on Highway 93 two miles west of Boulder City. The other driver William Adamson of Pueblo Colo and his two daughters Connie 7 and Carol 6 were in good condition at Boulder City Hospital.
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Casino operators accept union decision in California clubs
The AFGCE decision prompted comments from operators including Mrs. Warren Bayley who said she supports unions in principle but will study the impact on California Club operations. Hacienda and New Frontier Strip hotels, Pioneer Club, El Dorado Club and Showboat staff were also affected. The Carousel casino had already ceased operations months earlier after NLRB examiners heard testimony.
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What Missed Most in Education
The piece argues college education is seen as a path to better jobs and social status. It notes parents value higher education for social gains and intellectual growth is less discussed. A majority regret not pursuing further education, warning against repeating past mistakes by their children.
Science Shrinks Piles Without Surgery
New healing substance Bio-Dyne from a world famous research institute shrinks hemorrhoids and stops itching without surgery. Case after case shows pain relief and actual shrinkage, with testimonials that the problem ceases to be an issue. Available in Preparation H at drug counters.
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