Breakthrough and Banter From the Las Vegas Scene
A collage of items notes an Equal Rights push by the Re sort Hotel Association with critics like Bob Bailey, a Sahara farewell for Martha Rave, and political jabs about Winnemucca delegates. It also teases public speaking tips, police modernization talk, and a Helldorado coordinator honored amid Lake Tahoe vacations and Shirley Bassey at the Sahara May 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Resort Hotel Association
Equal Rights
Bob Bailey
Sales Promotion Execs Meet To Foster Improved Methods
Nevada hosts the 9th annual international conference of the Sales Promotion Executives of America at the Sahara Hotel. Prominent executives from Western Lines, the Los Angeles Times, Metropolitan Insurance, R J Reynolds, and Disney join sessions on boosting business ideas across industries. Local attendees may join sessions with a small fee, registration is at the Sahara lobby, and details are available from Godfrey Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cant Sawyer
Nevada
Sales Promotion Exectives of America
West
Sahara
Las Vegas
Herb McDonald
Sahara-Nevada Corporation
Godfrey Miller
Hotel Sahara
MacDonald
Arthur F. Kelly
Western Lines
Robert D. Nelson
Membor
The
Los Angeles Times
Jack Vaughn
Metropolitan Insurance Company
Ted Troy
R. J
Cheryl Zak
Sales Promotion Executives of America
Art Smith
Bank of Nevada
the Sahara
Also Mentioned on This Page
Joe Tabet
Martha Rave
Don Rickles
Sammy Davis Jr
Charming Charlie Bell
Walter Baring
Charming Charlie
Winnemucca
Neil Galatz
Press Club
Chichecht
Senate
Assembly
Toastmasters
Lorin Bunker
California
Jof Pynf
Sherlock Feldman
K. K
Lake Tahoe
Jim Schofield
Lioyd Katz
Mike Katz
George Katz
Alley Cats
Benny Goffstein
Shirley Bassey
Garrard
KLH
Tony Bennet
Andy Williams
Caterina Vealante
Semery
Gerwie
Dick Shawn
Erwood
Va Musicland
Scheere
Buddy Rich
Susan Maro
Arrangements BY
Oliver Nelson
Bagdad Theatre
Showtimes
Hotel A
ND Casino
RCA Victor
Ontario
Bremanger
RCA
Felton
New Vista
Victor
Aldrich
Stan Baldwin
Charleston
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