Major Food Brokers Open Planning Sessions at Dunes Hotel
About 500 top food brokers begin the National Food Brokers Association convention at the Dunes Hotel with a opening topic Planning your companies development and progress The sessions run today through Wednesday under national chairman Joseph T. McDermott of McDermott Food Brokers Inc Albany N Y
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Food Brokers Association
Joseph T. McDermott
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Convention Opens With Leaders From Food Brokerage Firms
Convention chair Jay Houck of N W Houck Inc New York will lead the program on Wednesday Speakers include Mark M Singer administrative vice president National Food Brokers Association and Ray Keefer of the William Perry Company San Francisco Keefer will discuss Vertical versus horizontal coverage Watson Rogers president National Food Brokers Association Washington DC will address delegates on Growing pains Mark Singer will describe incentive and profit sharing programs
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N. W. Houck Inc
New York
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William Perry Company of
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Watson Rogers
Washington, DC
Mark Singer
Officials Hope End To Heavy Fighting Has Finally Come
UPI reports U S officials believe the Dominican Republic will not fall to communism as intervention saved American lives and made Dominican lives safer, signaling an end to heavy fighting in Santa Domingo.
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Car Crash Kills Gorman High Student in Lake Mead
A 6 year old Gorman High School student, Cathy Sue Pike, died at the scene after a two car collision on State Route 41 in Lake Mead National Park. Dan Harp, 20, sustained major injuries and was transported to Boulder City. A2C James Sanders of Nellis AFB was driver in the other vehicle.
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Nevada Highway Patrol
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James Sanders
Nellis Air Force Base
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Miss Pike
D. E. Pike
Franklin Ave
Dan Harp
Canosa Ave
Harp
Boulder City
Unusual Cool Grips Las Vegas As Low Pressure Passes
A moving low pressure system centered near Salt Lake City pulls cool air into the Las Vegas Valley. Sunday saw highs around 75 and lows near 60, about 15 degrees below normal with scattered snow flurries near Mt. Charleston and heavier rain later. The five day forecast calls for more showers in higher elevations and continued cool, unsettled weather. Across Nevada, Ely logged a 33 degree low while Austin saw eight inches of snow on Saturday.
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Ribicoff Key Speaker At Jewish Appeal Banquet
Nearly 400 attended the United Jewish Appeal banquet at the Dunes Hotel in Las Vegas with Sen. Abraham Ribicoff of Connecticut as keynote speaker. He urged Israel to keep doors open to Jews worldwide and discussed regional tensions and water needs in the Negev, while Lorne Greene entertained and other dignitaries were introduced.
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Automation Seen as Net Good Despite Unemployment Push
A Louis Harris survey finds a majority of Americans accept higher unemployment for automation gains. Over 90 percent see no threat to job security, with 5 to 3 believing automation will do more good than harm overall. Unskilled workers diverge on the view. Families with union members tilt slightly toward favoring automation’s replacement of human labor.
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California frog Hops wins world championship jump
In Calaveras County Hops the frog leaped 14 ft 8 in to win the world championship jump. Nuclear Ned of Nevada fell four feet short as seven California frogs swept the event and six Swedish entrants were disqualified as toads. Impala of Germiston South Africa won its Class jump with 11 ft 5 in but finished third in the big event.
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South Africa
Weather forecast with scatter showers near the mountains
Variable clouds with a few showers mainly in the mountains. Winds gentle except in rainy areas. Highs around 78 and 55 for today and yesterday’s high near 75 with humidity around 33 percent. Sunrise is 5 29 and noontime humidity at 60. Sunset at 7 46.
Miss Nevada Crown Slip Tied to Month’s End
Sharon Granda who had been crowned Miss Nevada at the Tropicana event was stripped of the title after officials ruled she was underage for eligibility. Bonnie Baxter was named the new Miss Nevada, with explanations citing a misread rule about the age requirement and June 28 cutoff.
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New Queen Starts Trip To Pageant
Miss Nevada Bonnie Baxter begins travel from McCarran Field by TWA on the first leg toward the Miss U S A pageant in Miami Beach on May 27 after winning the state title. She will meet the U S president in Washington Tuesday and joins other state winners in New York City.
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