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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1962
Page
2
ATCA meeting discusses cutting the number of Air Route Traffic Control Centers from 29 to 21 and possibly 15 by 1975 to boost safety and efficiency. Halaby notes costs of 7.2 million annually and promises efforts to ease moves for spouses. NASA’s Truszynski to speak on space mission tracking.
Prominent speakers at the convention include Harry S. Truman J Edgar Hoover John C Satterfield George Meany Gen David M Shoup Sam Fleming and Attorney General Robert Kennedy who will be guest of honor addressing the National Commander's dinner at 7 30 p m October 9 in the Nevada Room at the Flamingo Hotel.
Adair recalls the Baring's conservatism being repudiated by his party at the Nevada Democratic state convention in Carson City. He accuses his opponent of using office prestige to promote a political hate sheet that prints George Lincoln Rockwell's writings. He questions whether Nevadans want such representation.
Audit argues the Board of Regents charges labeled as fees amount to tuition for Nevada residents and non residents alike. It notes Nevada freshmen face over 300 dollars, non residents over 900, and criticizes lowered entrance standards and expanded programs at Reno and Las Vegas campuses.
A simple dressing blends crumbled American blue cheese with buttermilk to pour over head lettuce wedges. The mixture delivers a tangy, creamy finish perfect for classic wedge salads.
The speaker warned that if United Fund agencies lost volunteer help, city and county taxes would rise to cover costs. He emphasized that funding is a shared responsibility for all businesses and people to pledge fairly, noting volunteers sacrifice pay with each drive.
Federal Aviation Administrator Najeeb Halaby pledged to investigate two confessed violations of air safety rules by former stewardesses between 1942 and 1947. The hearings raised calls for stronger safety measures as pilots reportedly relieved each other and napped in a cockpit berth, prompting Rep. Brooks to urge enforceable penalties and safer cockpit conduct.
The plan to staff a hydrogen research site faces housing and facility shortages as up to 2000 workers may be needed. Historical atomic cities Oak Ridge Hanford and Los Alamos are cited. Testimony cites technical delays from handling highly reactive hydrogen and recalls a November explosion injuring nine workers and a September reactor damage during liquid hydrogen tests.
In Clark County Nevada the estate of Murray Goldman deceased has G William Coulthard petitioning for letters of administration with will annexed. A hearing is set for October 15 1962 at 9 10 AM in the Las Vegas court house. All interested parties must appear to show cause why the petition should not be granted.
Deputy Registrars will be on duty to register eligible voters at the Democratic Headquarters 1518 KE Fremont from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. through Saturday. Registrars will also be at El Bar El Market on E San Francisco from 9:30 a.m. to 9 p.m.
A dense OCR style classifieds page lists job openings for cooks and sales staff, sales and service station interest, room and apartment rentals, and houses for rent or lease. Local businesses like Foster's Shoes, HobE Jewels, and Thunderbird Hotel appear alongside rental details and a Las Vegas service-station opportunity.
San Francisco authorities prepare for a special grand jury to return a first degree murder charge against D Geza de Kaplany a 36 year old ex freedom fighter held on 59 000 bail. His wife died Sunday five weeks after she was tortured with acid in an August 29 attack.
Short text notes a 1938 International 2 1/2 ton truck for sale or display with a short wheelbase. Mentions contact Dr Henderson and phone FPR 4-7583 at 4 PM for inquiry.
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