Plumbers and Reynolds Open Talks on Nevada Site
Negotiations between Plumbers Local 525 and Reynolds Electrical and Catalytic Construction Co open Tuesday over a three year labor pact at the Atomic Energy Commission Nevada Test Site where the current agreement expires June 30. Prior tensions include walkouts and federal suits but a peace panel led by Gene Barry now seeks to prevent disputes from triggering action.
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Local 525
Reynolds Electrical and Engineering and Catalytic Construction Co
Atomic Energy Commission
Nevada
Las Vegas
Reynolds
Federal Court
National Labor Relations Board
NTS
Gene Barry
San Francisco
Nevada Tax Commission Reports April Cigarette Tax Revenue
The Nevada Tax Commission announced April cigarette tax intake of 442 906 dollars, down 5.2 percent from April 1965. The University of Nevada received about 6 000 aerial photographs for MacKay School of Mines from Mark Hurd Aerial Surveys Inc. Reno. Two Reno appraisers contracted with the U S General Services Administration will appraise Stead Air Force Base value, with completion in about four months as the base is phased out by end of June.
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Carson City
UPI
Nevada Tax Commission
Reno
U.S. General Services Administration
Stead Air Force Base
White
Nevada senators announce 12 cent hourly wage raise for navy civilians
Senators Howard Cannon and Alan Bible announce approval of a wage increase averaging 12 cents per hour for navy civilian workers at the Hawthorne Ammunition Depot and Fallon Auxiliary Air Station in Nevada.
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Washington
UPI
Howard Cannon
Alan Bible
D-Nev
Navy
Hawthorne Ammunition Depot
Fallon Auxiliary Air Station
City Seeks Librarians in Charleston Heights Branch
The city seeks staff for a planned branch at Charleston Heights Shopping Center. City manager Art Trelease notes the effort's local backing, and city librarian Lillian Fleury says the branch could open by June 7 after commissioners authorized leasing on Wednesday night.
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Charleston Heights
Art Trelease
Lillian Fleury
Timber harvest hits record in 1965 forest cut
Washington reports the 1965 timber harvest in national forests at 11.2 billion board feet, up 0.3 billion from 1964. The record figure reflects a strong year for forest products and sustained removal levels.
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Washington
James Bros Circus Opens at Convention Center Today
The James Bros Circus begins at 1 p.m. with a second show at 4 p.m. at the Convention Center. Proceeds benefit the Clark County Firemen's Benefit Association. Tickets cost 75 cents for children and 1.75 dollars for adults.
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James Bros. Circus
Convention Center
Clark County Firemen’s Benefit
Assa
Negro Delegate Ejected From Baring Reception in Reno
Joe Williams a Reno realtor and State Parole Board member says he was thrown out of a cocktail party for Rep. Walter Baring over civil rights questions. Baring aides deny. Williams cites bias and disruption as motives while party aides allege intoxication and an attack.
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Winnemucca
UPI
Walter S. Baring
Joe Williams
Reno
State Parole Board
Baring
Nevada
Williams
Charles Bell
Congressman Baring
Obituaries for Harry L Brooks and David Cameron Swapp
Harry L Brooks 76 of 262 Earl Street died Friday. Retired Union Pacific yardmaster, born Aug 1 1889 in India, survived by wife Inez two sons John Las Vegas James San Francisco two daughters Marjorie Petty Betty Ann Carter 13 grandchildren one great grandson one brother Phillip Ten Brooke London England services 10 am Bunker Bros Chapel Griffith Methodist Church burial Woodlawn Cemetery. Friends may call today. Swapp David Cameron 61 of 1481 South Palm died yesterday a 58 year Clark County resident truck driver for Clark County Road Dept member LDS Church 20th Ward survived by wife Wave mother Rosetta Overton four brothers Ethel John Overton Wylie Loie Hawaii and Darwin Las Vegas three sisters Mrs Rosetta Bagshaw Temple Bar Ariz Mrs Thora Hamblin Subic Bay Phillipines Mrs Doris Earl Las Vegas services 2 30 pm Tuesday Bunker Bros Chapel Bishop Lee Earl LDS 2nd Ward burial Overton friends may call today and tomorrow.
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Brooks
Harry L
Earl] St
Union Pacific Railroad
India
Inez
John
Las Vegas
James
San Francisco
Calif
Marjorie Petty
Betty Ann Carter
Phillip Ten Brooke
London
England
Bunker Bros
Roger Sawyer
Griffith Methodist Church
Woodlawn Cementery
David Camerron
South Palm
Clark County
LDS Church
20Th Ward
Wave
Rosetta
Overton
Ethel
Wylie
Fike Attacks Sawyer Over Nevada Special Session
Las Vegas Assemblyman Ed Fike accuses Gov. Grant Sawyer of an oversized special session proposing more than a dozen appropriation bills. He calls it election year spending, notes disputed state funds and predicts 20 to 30 days with focus on school and university aid.
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Las Vegas
Ed Fike
Grant Sawyer
Fike
Sawyer
Carson City
National Association of Letter Carriers
Norman Terrell
Medicare Setback in White Pine County Nevada
White Pine County commissioners rejected the federal state indigent portion of Medicare, blocking approval for all 17 Nevada counties. The program would aid medically indigent residents under 65 with outpatient care, inpatient care, and lab and X ray expenses. Commission chair Thomas Collis cited lack of information as the reason. if more data arrives, changes may occur.
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Ely
UPS
Nevada
White Pine County
Commission
Thomas Collis
Quenten Emery
Emery
Las Vegas Sun Publisher and Staff Directory Note
A listing of Las Vegas Sun staff and officers includes editor Bryn Armstrong and publisher H M Greenspun. The notice lists roles such as executive editor Vin ce Anselmo, managing editor, city editor, women’s editor, advertising director, circulation manager, and officers of the company.
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Las Vegas Sun, Inc
9U0 South
Commerce Street
Las Vegas
Nevada
Ruthe Deskin
Bryn Armstrong
Vince Anselmo
Bill Fitzgerald
Gerry Appleby
Jack Davenport
William Sherwood
Burt Bay
Haney Womack
H. M. Greenspun
Ray Germain
Barbara Green
Congress
Ward-Griffith Co
Chicago
Detroit
New York
San Francisco
Los Angeles
United Press International
Nevada State Press Association
American Newspaper Publishers Association
California Newspaper Publishers Association
The
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Newspaper subscription rates and advance payment terms
The notice lists single copy and Sunday prices, carrier and mail options, with monthly and yearly subscription rates. It specifies 10c and 20c copies, $2.00 monthly mail, and advance payment required for Continental United States deliveries.
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Continental
United States
Theft Sold by Window Display At Grayson's Furniture
A $200 hi fi set was taken from Oran Grayson's Furniture Store window after being left attractively displayed. Store officials noticed the display lacked attention and reported the loss. theft occurred sometime between May 1 and May 6, according to police.
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Oran Grayson
VEW Meet to Elect Officers at Two-Day Conference
The Veterans of World War I and the Auxiliary conclude a two day conference at the Mint Hotel. The event begins at 9 a.m. with multiple sessions planned and about 200 veterans and their wives in attendance as officers are elected.
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Auxiliary
Mint Hotel
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Lee Moser
Boulder
Lomkers
11Th St
Scott’s
MR. S
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U.S. Post Office
VEW
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Stardust Hotel
Riviera Hotel
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