New Clark County junior high wows with five winged blocks
The Clark County junior high set for the northeast area folds five circular buildings under one roof. Classrooms are pie shaped with the teacher’s station at the point and carpeted floors to save on acoustical tile. Rooms have no windows to cut outside distractions, a striking modern touch from Las Vegas architects.
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T Am
Zick and
Sharp
Las Vegas
Walter Zick
Clark County
Bank of Las Vegas Promotes Extra Service Ethos
Local column reflects on Harold Lewis and Paul Woods at Bank of Las Vegas stressing an "and then some" mindset. Aimed at customer care, the piece contrasts bank duties with personal attention and notes the bank’s commitment to beyond-basic service.
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Bank of Las Vegas
Paul Woods
Paul
Bnk
Where I Stand Plus Silver Slipper Art and Local Happenings
A jumble of notes covers Julian Ritter paintings at the Silver Slipper and a luncheon with Americana Homes designers Tony Pereira. Mentions include Phil Mirabelli on larger facilities, Red Houts 650 series in league bowling, and a stray county commissioner remark about golf course plans.
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Julian Ritter
Ivan Asnenberst
Tony Pereira Low
Indictment Filed Over Classroom Standoff in Muncie
In Muncie Indiana a case centers on an attempted confrontation with an eighth grade teacher Richard Wiley by a student named Jerry Johnson. Johnson allegedly stalked into a classroom demanding the student be released from a school disciplinary measure.
US rejects Soviet Berlin travel rules as convoy stand continues
The United States pressed Moscow to lift the blockade and rejected Soviet claims to govern allied travel to Berlin. Dean Rusk and White House aides briefed British French and West German officials while Congress debated potential use of force. Soviet attempts to bargain separately with the Allies were noted as part of the ongoing impasse.
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United States
Berlin
Dean Rusk
U.S
Moscow
Kennedy
Armbhassader
Congress
Stephen M Veure
Thomas J. Dodd
D-Conn
White House
Fon D. Kohler
London
Ross
Senate
Poreisa
William Pulbright
Rusk
State Department
Robert J. McCloskey
Russia
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Wallendas on Wire Collapse Kills Two Injures Several
Jinx act on the wire collapsed in Detroit leaving Karl Wallenda Gunther Wallenda and Herman Wallenda injured or killed. Gunther suffered deep facial lacerations and lost teeth. Karl treated for pelvic injury. Louis Murillo treated for wire burns and head bruises. Herman Paul Jordan and Jennie Wallenda bruised. Andy Anderson escaped injury. Cause undetermined though Karl suspects the wire was too tight.
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Karl
Gunther
Herman Wallenda
Jennie Wallenda
Detroit
Louis Murillo
Herman
Paul Jordan
Andy Anderson
Ex- prisoner Cohen’s ex tale delayed by probation
Renay Cohen recalls a prison letter and a claim to reveal a story after her July release but postpones it during a 90 day probation. She says five days in solitary and a threat to lose good behavior credit followed disobedience after advice from her lawyer. Renay cites Mormon influence in Mesa Arizona and calls the institution’s education and hospital programs ridiculous.
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Miss Renay
Mesa
Ariz
Salt Lake City
Four Victims Transferred to Washoe Medical Center After Incident
Ambulances and California Highway Patrol units arrived at the scene. Four victims were moved to Washoe Medical Center in Reno for specialized treatment.
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California
Washoe Medical Center
Reno
Mass graves reported on Can property stir Saigon mood
Saigon sources say Can faced possible exile barred by the revolutionary government while Americans offered help. The coup leadership urged calm as reports spread of mass graves on Can’s property and executions of Diem era figures heightened tensions across South Vietnam.
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Saigon
Can
U.S
South Viet Nam
U.S. Army
Viet Nam
Ton That Dinh
Henry Cabot Lodge
Lodge
Xa_ Loi
Mme Ngo Dinh Nhu
Rome
Mme. Nhu
United States
Ann Gregory
pro-Diem Times
Times
State Department
Central Intelligence Agency
Diem
Nguyen Ngoc Tho
Ngo Dinh Nhu
le Quang Tung
Special Forces
Duong van Hieu
Ngo Trong Hieu
Nhu
St. Paul's Hospital
Nevada Sealed Bid Dates For State Purchases In 1963
The Nevada State Purchasing Division invites sealed bids for printed envelopes forms office furniture garments and equipment across Carson City Ely Reno Sparks and other sites. Bids close at specified times on November 8 to November 15 1963. Proposals may be secured from the State Purchasing Administrator. The office reserves the right to reject any or all bids and to accept the best for the state. Francis E. Brooks is the Administrator.
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Nevada State Purchasing Division
Carson City
ARC
East Ely
Laboratory
Reno
Sparks
NYTC
Eiko
Nevada
Bank Employers Union Announces Ruinous Finances
The National Union of Bank Employers admitted it faces bankruptcy as it uses investments to cover day to day costs. A spokesman said the group is spending more than it receives in contributions, warning that this is the road to ruin.
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London
UPI
National Union of Bank
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