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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1964
Page
16
Principal John A. Doe Dooley outlined a phased teaching method to be launched at Basic High School in the fall. About 200 parents and teachers at a March PTA meeting in Henderson heard that the approach aims for individualized student growth, better use of teacher talents, and efficient use of time and facilities through phased content and integrated planning.
Contestants from Lancaster Indian Wells Lucerne Valley California and from Las Vegas and Henderson Nevada will compete for the Area Speech Contest trophy at the Swanky Club in Henderson today at noon with the Nevada Centennial theme reflected in decorations and costumes.
Henderson to hold public hearing on proposed budget of 1,180,612 for the coming year at 8 p.m. March 30 in council chambers. Budget relies on a 1.84 ad valorem tax rate with the recreation department receiving a 25,000 increase, police hours cut to 40 weekly, and a police and fire pay rise offset by an overall 980,612 city budget after utilities and land funds.
Mrs. Evelyn C. Harrington, 51, is described as the busiest housewife in Weymouth Mass. She serves as the town school committee member and holds fourteen other unpaid jobs.
Earl Jay Taylor, a foreign aid researcher, addressed the Republican Women's Club in Boulder City condemning apathy he links to socialism and centralized government. He traced Fabian Society origins in England 1883 and argued Fabians seek subversion under the guise of respectability, contrasting them with Marxists while asserting Keynesian theory promotes centralized control of capital.
At a March 18 noon meeting in the Boulder City Inn, the Boulder City Rotary Club elected seven directors: L. S. Startin, T. F. Whitmeyer, Rev. Guy Holliday, William Belknap, A. H. Bornhoff, D. D. Blue, and H. E. Pelham. The group will choose officers for the next year.
The 14th annual Nevada State Convention of the Benevolent Patriotic Order of Does met March 6 7 in Boulder City with Supreme president Irene Cook and past supreme president Susan Leyson in attendance. State president Roberta Hanks led sessions as 82 delegates from multiple drives attended events at the American Legion Hall and Gold Strike Inn museum building hosted by Elks Lodge 1682.
The Henderson Saddle Association holds a breakfast ride this Sunday leaving Pittman corral at 9 a.m. The public is welcome at an automobile accessible breakfast site serving ham and eggs, hash browns, biscuits, coffee and juice. Adults pay $1 and children under 12 pay 50 cents. A general meeting follows at Pittman Women's Club on March 25 at 7:30 p.m.
Two of every three traffic deaths occur within 25 miles of the victim’s home, the National Safety Council reports. It emphasizes that a seat belt protects in short drives as well as long trips.
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