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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1962
Page
7
County records show 31,900 registered Democrats to 10,256 Republicans and 1,944 non-partisans, totaling 44,100 voters. Las Vegas lists 17,962 Democrats to 5,946 Republicans, Henderson 3,459 Democrats, Boulder City 1,296 Democrats, and outlying areas 5,275 Democrats.
County Liquor Licensing Board takes a hands off approach to a dispute between partners operating Tail of the Pup on Highway 91 North. Evelyn Seeley asks for a license in her name claiming partnership dissolution. Martin F. King objects and says partnership remains intact. The board declines to rule on partnership validity and sets the matter for the June 10 meeting to decide whose name should appear on the license.
Belleville native Bob Goalby earned 11 athletic letters in high school spanning baseball football basketball and golf. At six feet and 195 pounds he attracted major league baseball scouts but chose to pursue pro golf where he earned more than 30 000 dollars in 1961.
Nevada TODAY reports the 11th annual Spring Art Roundup ends today at the City Library. The Las Vegas Art League sponsors the event with Morris Kishner paintings at Bank of Nevada on Charleston Plaza. Nora Ullom's Nevada Studios displays Anton Vel oil works at 109 North third Street.
A special exhibit of art by James A. Rozzi will be displayed in the lobby of the Guild Theatre.
Head Quarter Battery 2nd Gun Battalion 221st Artillery Nevada Army National Guard completes final preparations for a two week summer field encampment at Gowan Field Boise Idaho June 9 to 24 Approximately 100 officers and enlisted from Las Vegas unit attend The encampment will focus on the M142 Duster a twin 40 mm self propelled air defense weapon also armed with a 30 mm machine gun The Duster replaces the Skysweeper and will be used for firing and maintenance training during the camp Four Las Vegas guardsmen recently completed a two week Duster school and were commended for their readiness The unit highlights the Duster's 240 rounds per minute rate of fire and its dual ground support role
An advertisement touts the Motorola Dahlberg Miracle-Ear in ear hearing aid with no cords or wires. It promises a simple slip in device and a free folder by mail to learn more. It targets those who hear but struggle to understand in groups and needy nerve deafness relief.
Airman Basic John P. Beard son of Mrs Reva A Beard of 123 Beech Henderson is assigned to the United States Air Force technical training course for parachute riggers at Chanute AFB He was selected for the advanced course on the basis of his interests and aptitudes.
Sivaji Ganesan nicknamed Clark Gable of India visits Las Vegas during a 60 day US tour hosted by the State Department. He meets autograph seekers and plans to study American film and media production while in the United States.
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