Marine Band to Present Two Las Vegas Concerts
The United States Marine Band, age 164, performs two Las Vegas concerts under the Evening Optimist Club at the Convention Center. The group, famed for White House appearances, has a historical role dating to 1801 and Sousa era tours. Tickets at local music shops and venues listed.
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Marine Band
Las Vegas
United States Marine Band
White House
Navy
Evening Optimist Club of
John Adams
Marine Musical Organization
America
John Philip Sousa
Benjamin Harrison
Washington
Marine Corps Recruiting Station
East Bridger St
Cashier's Cage
Lucky Strike Club
Charleston
Garehime Music Co
N. 3Rd St
Ted Vesely Music Co
E. Charleston
Crosby Music Centre
S. Maryland
Gutcher Music Co
Las Vegas Blvd
Magnetti Transferred to Acting Project Officer Post
Dominic Magnetti an operations officer with the Atomic Energy Commission Las Vegas office is temporarily reassigned to Hattiesburg Mississippi to act as project officer for Project Dribble located at 1485 West Pine St The joint EC-DoD program near Purvis Mississippi aims to detonate three nuclear devices underground as part of Velva Uniform negotiations toward an international nuclear test ban treaty Magnetti's career includes posts in Ohio Albuquerque and March 1962 transfer to the Nevada Operations Office in Las Vegas Decisive career arc noted
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Dominic Magnetti
Atomic Energy Commission
Nevada
Las Vegas
Hattiesburg, Miss
Hattiesburg
West Pine St
EC Department of Defense
Tatum Salt Dome
Purvis
Miss
Magenetti
ABC
Irtsmouth
Ohio
Albuquarque
Harry Truman Meets Hal Morgan at Legion Convention
Former president Harry S. Truman visits the Legion convention at the Convention Center where Hal Morgan of an auto rental firm greets him. Truman jokes about a dollar owed, recalling their past interaction as Morgan presents a tender moment during the event.
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AEF
Legion Convention
United States
Harry Ss. Truman
Hal Morgan
Hal
Morgan
Harry S. Truman
Jack Entratter
Sands Hotel
Truman
Entratter
Our Lady of Las Vegas Bazaar Invitation
Mrs Florence Skurski invites all to the third annual bazaar of Our Lady of Las Vegas Parish beginning tomorrow at 1 a.m. Rides, games, drawings, entertainment and prizes fill the event with free admission and many ways to spend money. The Las Vegas TV program Dateline Las Vegas moves to 11 20 p.m. on KLAS with familiar hosts and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Touther
Las Vegas
David Zenoff
Zenoff
PTA
Jewel Mehner
Della Inglis
Helen Scollin
Jerry Auer
Florence Skurski
Our Lady of Las Vegas Parish
Klas
Scotty Fever
the Sports Authority
Johnny Paul
California Club
Dorothy Price
Legion Auxiliary Leadership Goes To Mrs Koger Of Kansas
Mrs. O L Koger elected National President of the American Legion Auxiliary for 1962 63. A Topeka Kansas attorney and past Kansas Women Lawyers Association president she becomes the first legal professional to lead the auxiliary in 42 years. She previously chaired the Rehabilitation Committee overseeing veterans hospitals and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Auxiliary
O. L. Koger
American Legion Auxiliary
Topeka
Kan
Roger
Auxiliary
Washburn College School of Law
Kansas Women Lawyers Association
Phi Delta Delta
Women's International Legal Fraternity
Ollie Koger
Las Vegas Daily Run staff list and postage details
The Las Vegas RUN Inc shows editor H M Greenspun and publisher, with officers Ray Germain and Norman White as vice presidents, Barbara Greenspun secretary, Ruthe Deskin assistant to the publisher, Joe McCITain managing editor, Tamara Anureeva, LenE editor CD James, and Bob Belz advertising manager. Published mornings including Sundays at 900 South Main Street. Subscriptions: daily ten cents, monthly two dollars.
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H M Greenspin
Ray Germain
Norman White
Barbara Greenspun
H M Greenspun
Ruthe Deskin
Joe McCitain
Tamara Anureeva
Lcne
CD James
Bob Belz
Norveil Wood
Dee Coakley
Las Vegas Run. Inc
South Main Street
Las Vegas
Nevada
SUN Records Highlights Multilingual Music Appeal
Sun Records draws daily crowds as seven foreign language records share space with English titles and a highlight on John Glenn’s first space flight. Youth flock to build language skills early, emphasizing the value of foreign language records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Glenn
Air Force Seeks Bright Recruits For Aerospace Age
Local Air Force recruiter MSgt Donald C Petersen urges career minded youths to train in technical aerospace fields. The service prefers candidates with technical ability or the drive to pursue their field, supports staying in school, and notes enlistment does not require a high school diploma if mental and physical qualifications and character are met.
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Donald C. Petersen
Air Force
U.S. Air Force
Sgt. Petersen
Nuclear Plant Damaged in Antarctica Fire
Washington reports a fire damaged a nuclear power plant in Antarctica with no radiation release and no injuries. The Atomic Energy Commission stated the reactor should be ready to resume operations in about a week after the Sunday accident.
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Washington
UPI
Antarctic
The
Atomic Energy Commission
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AEC
Magnetti
Harry
Paul
Dateline
Phil Long
Phil
Fremont Street
Charles King
Golden Nugget
James Bilbrayv
Scripps Clinic
la Joa
Bilbray
Woody Cole
Tom Foley
Ash Resnick
Algiers
Tion Committee
H. M. Greenspun
SUN Records
Las Vegas Sun
Fremont
Waltah Say
DA Islands
Muu Muu
Lueu
Aloha
Muu Muus
Capris
Amah
Suite Woungs
Louhola Boys
Fresh Island Flowers
Waltah Clarke
Fashion Square
Klas-Tv
Channel
Bob Scott
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