Steels Lead Stock Decline in Mixed Market
NEW YORK UP I stocks slipped with declines led by steels, chemicals and several metals. Union Carbide fell over 1 percent, followed by Eastman Kodak and Du Pont, while Republic and Lukens slid about 1 percent in the steel group. Motors were nearly flat and oils mixed, Amerada off over 2 percent and Texaco up around 1 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Union Carbide
Eastman Kodak
du Pont
Republic
Lukens
Amerada
Texaco
Ministerial Association Breakfast in Las Vegas Today
Pastor Otto F. Nielsen will preside at the 7 30 a m breakfast in the Cortez Room El Cortez Hotel. Guest of honor is Rev Louis Evans Jr of Bel Aire Presbyterian Church California to conduct Lenten Devotional Exercise. Clergy will then attend a brief business session and move to First Methodist Church for the devotional period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto F. Nielsen
Clark County
First Methodist Church
Third and
Bridger
Evans
Indonesia to receive four more ships from Yugoslavia and Poland
Four teen ships ordered from Yugoslavia and Poland are expected in a few weeks to strengthen Indonesia s merchant fleet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jakarta
UPI
Yugoslavia
Poland
Indonesia
McNamara Urges 18 Percent Hike in GI Home Allowance
Defense Secretary Robert McNamara pressed for a 300 million annual increase in servicemen housing allowances, averaging 18 percent with a maximum 66 percent for top sergeants and 8 percent for the lowest enlisted grades. He urged Congress to authorize adjustments to align with civilian housing costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Defense
Robert&. McNamara
Congress
McNamara
Pentagon
Vegas Heights Board to Meet Tomorrow
Residents of Vegas Heights will hold their regular meeting tomorrow at the Highlands School band room at 8 p.m. Chairman Ear L. Herbel said yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vegas Heights
Highland School Band Room
Ear L. Herbel
Las Vegas High Seniors Lead Honor Roll Run
Las Vegas High announced the top honor roll results with 45 students on the list, including 14 straight A’s. The 114 names include 36 sophomores and 33 juniors, with seniors Becky Anderson and Michael Boutroix among the straight-A group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Becky Anderson
Michael Boutroix
Sandra Brown
Linda Foutz
Kathy Holland
Marilyn Kelch
Sharon Mashburn
Bill McGimsey
David McReynolds
Robert Naylor
Judy Piper
Kathleen Raw
Margaret Ashworth
Cinda Beker
Thomas Biggar
Neil Brady
Debby Brown
Joanne Crinite
Ernestine Elms
Merle Graffman
Richard Greenspun
Richard Harris
Gail Horton
De Gaulle Hosts Chad Republic President at Champs
President Charles de Gaulle and Madame de Gaulle welcomed visiting President Francis Tombal Baye of Chad Republic at the Chateau de Champs, about 20 miles east of Paris, in a formal ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
UPI
Charlies de Gaulle
Mme. de Gaulle
Chateau de Champs
Francis Tombalbaye
Chad Republic
Dow Jones Closing Range Report
Dow Jones closed in a narrow range with mixed trading as investors weighed early gains and late selling. Market activity showed modest volume and fluctuations across industrials, rails, and utilities as earnings news circulated.
Little Census Will Be Taken Here
A small census will be conducted in Las Vegas this week by the Bureau of the Census along with 332 other sample areas. Mrs Juanita Venn and Mrs Carole MacDonald will collect information for the March Current Population Survey focusing on family composition marriage educational attainment and consumer income to supplement the regular monthly employment data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Vegas
Bureau of the Census
Juanita Venn
Carole MacDonald
Bannock Way
Junior Policemen Host Dance Here
The D and A Nevada Junior Police DAMJP hosted a weekend dance to raise funds for project materials. Nine members, both boys and girls, participated at the Trail er States Recreation Hall located at 2240 Linn Lane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada Junior Police
DAMJP
Trailer States Recreation Hall
Linn Lane
German court sentences technician for spying for Poland
In Karlsruhe the Federal Supreme Court convicted electrical factory technician Herbert Schweizer 37 of spying for Poland. He received a 30 month prison term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karlsruhe
Germany
UPI
Federal Supreme Court
Herbert Schweizer
Poland
Legal Notice for Davey Tree Surgery Co Ltd
Public record shows foreign corporation filed year end figures with gross receipts and expenses for the period ending March 1962. The report lists officers salaries depreciation and various operational costs with all funds on deposit at banks in San Francisco and Avusa California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davey Tree Surgery Co., Ltd
Russ
San Franccisco, Cal
Foreign, Corporation
Mec. Jr. T
Pield
San Francisco
Avusa
California
Clark-Dade Investment Enterprises sued in Nevada court
The State of Nevada in Clark County issues summons against Clark Dade Investment Enterprises Inc. to answer a complaint within 20 days. The case, filed in the NatiAte9 district court, names Sam Siegel as contact and lists a Las Vegas address. Court dates noted March 18 19 20 22 and 26 in 1942 with Helen B. Reed as Clerk of Court and Marlene L. Van Der Wyst as Deputy Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Bcott Reed
Marlene L. van der Wyst
New York Closing Stock List Highlights Major Firm Totals
The NY closing stock list shows varied results with Am Motors at 16% and General Motors at 56% among many others. Notable gains appear for Westinghouse 34, Xerox 52, and Zenith 74, while declines include ACF Indus 24 and LOF Glass 61.
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New York
UPI
ACF Indus
Libby McN
Altied Ch
Macy RH
Minn Mam
Nicsa Alum
Monsen
Am Air Lin
Mont Ward
Amn Can
Motria Inc
Amn Cyan
Nat Escuit & Am Motors
Dairy Bais
Ampex Co
NY Central
Anacon Co
Armco
Nor Pacific
Armour Co
Northro Air
Atchsn
Olin
Phillips
Carys Corp
Radio Corp
Coig Paim
Eot Bra
Repub
Colum Gas
Rexall Org
iComw
Reyn Met
Con Edison
Rey
Safeway
St Regis
Scheniey
Crane Co
Sears Reed
Crown Zell
Shelli
Curtiss Wr
Sinclair O
Deere Co
Dow Chem
Sou Pacific
DuPont Co
Sperry
East Air
East Kod
I Paso NG
Ind
Fedui
Sid Oil NJ
Ffintk Co
Ford
Pood
Texas
Gen Motors
Thiokol
Tire
Trans Air
Goodrich T
Goodyear T
Air
Ted Harv
U S Steel
Warn
Weste Air Pia Johns Man
Weste
Elec Ly Jones & L
Woolworth Ai
Kaiser Alu
Claims Administration Playing Politics With GI's Loan Money
Rep. William H. Ayres accuses the Kennedy administration of freezing 300 million dollars of veterans housing loans to balance the budget. He calls for a congressional inquiry and says the move harms construction jobs and veterans, noting a 500 million loan program authorized last July 1 and that loans were halted after 200 million was used.
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Kennedy
William H. Ayres
Ohio
Ayres
United Press International
Veterans Administration
The
Ohioan
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Bob Robertson
Southern Nevada Telephone Co
Gerry Mason
National Electrical Contractors Association
James E. van Zandt
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House Armed Services Committee
Carl Hayden
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Pam Johnson
Paul Kleyman
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Terry Peterson
Kathryn Reid
James Richards
Myrna Selwyn
Virginia Stickell
Greg Toussaint
Sandy Turner
Robert Anderson
Mike Anthony
Gai Bails
Diane Beach
Darlene Beggerly
Carole Craw
Sandra Dee
Gerri Foote
Luana Glidewell
Mike Graff
Brian Greenspun
Judy Holmes
Joyce Hoppingarner
Cathy Hunter
Terry Jackson
Annette
Dow-Jones
Fighth Judicial Distriet Court
State of
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County of
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Ee Fewer
Clark-Datm Investment Enterprises, Inc
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Gam Siege, Bec
John PF Mendoza
John F Mendoza
Mexico City
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TV Show
CBS
Congo Room
Standwin
Congo
Kay Starr
Stanley Boys
Jack Wakefield
Louis Basil
Moro-Landis
Rawson
James Dorsey
Las Vegas Blvd
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Irnational Auctioneer
F. W. Tobin
Jimmy
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Grampa
Beltone
Tobin Hearing Aid Center
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