Off the Record Notes on Goulet Lawrence Legals and Local Happenings
Entertainment roundups and city notices discuss Joe Goulet and Carol Lawrence opening at Las Vegas hotels, Norm Crosby joining, mayoral politics and a proposed Convention Center Bond Issue. Also covered are media personalities, golf events, art exhibitions, and local society gatherings with brief schedules and requests for voter participation.
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Breck Wall
Joe Peterson
Circus Circus
Stardust Golf Course
Bonnie Bonnie
Hizzoner
Culinary Musicians Unions
Sahara Space Center
Grayson
Ksho-Tv
Convention Center
Nevada Voter Registration Shows Republicans Up Democrats Down
Nevada voter registration figures released show Republicans ahead and Democrats trailing in party enrollment as of October 1968. Local election officials reported shifts in registration by county and district, with GOP gains noted in urban and rural areas alike.
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Nevada
Hayes Named Nevada Mental Health Chief in Las Vegas
Clark County Mental Health Association announces Jama Hayes as executive director. Her prior roles include Nevada Tuberculosis and Health Association field representative, Lake Charles Southwest Mental Health reorganization director, and 17 years as Louisiana Southwest Tuberculosis and R D Association executive director. She earned multiple honors, including 1962 Louisiana distinguished woman recognition and 1968 Citizen's Award. Carson City reports GOP gains and Democratic losses in Nevada general election registration. total eligible voters 188,811 with Dems 111,390 and Republicans 65,302. Miscellaneous parties rise to 12,119. County breakdown follows.
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Alvin N. Wartman
The
Clark County Mental Health Association
Jama Hayes
Hayes
Nevada Tuberculosis and Health Association
Southwest Mental Health Association
Lake Charles
Nevada
Southwest Tuberculosis and R. D. Association
Louisiana
T. B. Association
Louisiana Department of Hospitals
Medical Society
Carter Improves at Sunrise Hospital After Heart Attack
Bill Carter, president of Joint Teamsters Council 95, shows improvement at Sunrise Hospital after a coronary event over a month ago. Doctors expect possible release in about 10 days while hospital asks visitors to stay away. He remains in or near the intensive care area but is not considered an ICU patient.
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Valley of the Dolls
Antonio Frasconi
NSU Art Gallery
Jeanne Maxwell Williams
LV Art League
Lorenzi Park
Ron Rose
Don the
Mint
NET Festival
Channel 10
Roberta
Julia Child
Joint Teamsters Council 95
Carter
Dick Bryan backs expanded borrowing for Nevada buildings
Democratic Assembly candidate Rich ard Bryan urged voters to approve Question 2 on the general election ballot to raise the state borrowing limit from 1 to 3 percent of assessed value. He cited需求 for university and mental retardation facilities, noting planned requests top $70-$80 million biennially and projects at Nevada Southern University and the University of Nevada.
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Democratic Assembly
Richard Bryan
State Planning Commission
Planning Commission
Bryan
Nevada Southern University
University of Nevada
Nevada
NSU Alumni Urges Yes on Question 2 for NSU Growth
NSU Alumni Association president Ben F. Knowles urged approval of Question No. 2 on the November ballot as the only way to ensure NSU remains a quality university. He argued the measure would allow the legislature to borrow for construction without becoming a bond issue and noted broad endorsements from leaders and experts.
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NSU
Knowles
Truth squad targets Ed Fike over NERVA funding clash
Clark County truth squad co chairs William Taylor and Herb Jones rebut Ed Fike's charge about memory on NERVA funding. They credit Senator Bible with seniority helping restore money after House GOP proposals would have slashed NASA programs and endangered the Nevada Test Site project.
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Alan Bible
Truth Squad
Ed Fike
Nevada
Fike
NERV
Clark County Truth Squad
William Taylor
Herb Jones
Bible
Senate
Taylor
Jones
Ford
House
Sen. Bible
Labor Hearing Set In Court Involving AF C I O Gaming
The National Labor Relations Board has rescheduled a hearing against the American Federation of Casino and Gaming Employees for December 10 at 10 a.m. in the Federal Building Bankruptcy Court in Las Vegas. The NLRB alleges collusion between union officials and management representatives in violation of the NLRA, risking decertification of the union. Separately, founder Tom Hanley faces murder charges and remains jailed in Clark County as factions seek to remove him as business manager. outcome depends on the NLRB and courts.
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National Labor Relations Board
American Federation of Casino & Gaming
Bankruptcy Court of the Federal Building
Las Vegas
NLRB
Tom Hanley
Clark County
Pipefitter
Ralph Alsup
Hanley
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Joe Delaney
Robert Goulet
Sahara
Carol Lawrence
Riviera
Charlie Manna
Ed Ames
Goulet
Congo Room
Norm Crosby
Casbar
Bob
Norm
Phyllis Diller
Massachusetts
Malaprop
Jerry Lewis
Alan King
Sands
Kathryn Grayson
Howard Keel
Fremont
Jimmy Dean
Ed Torres
Grayson-Keel
Guy Lombardo
Tonia Bern-Campbell
Blue Room
Louis Nye
Helen O’connell
Si Zentner
Russ Morgan
Jimmy Campbell
Nyc
Russ
Morgan Manner
the Dunes
Earl Warren
Thomas E. Dewey
Harry S. Truman
Jimmy the Greek
Agnew
Onassis
Sunday Sun
Joan Blondell
Abe Schiller
Dunes
Channel
Paul
Rick O’shea
Beecham
Kram
T. James Shelby Flint
James Flint
Tommy Vig
Tropicana
Sam Salerno
Chi Chi Rodriguez
Dale Douglass
Sam S
Sam
Carmel
Calif
Little Red
Jimmy Blount
Stardust Lounge
Barbara Kelly
LV Sons of
Erin
Craig Ranch CC
Mike Kenny
Jim McGurk
Jimmy Musidore
Colonial House
Arnie Teich
Las Vegas Sun
Mrs. Luna Hayes
OF Mental Health Assoc
Luna Hayes
Carson City
UPI
John Koontz
American Independent Party
George Wallace
Douglas
Eureka
Dem
Churchill CP Oem
Clark Ee
Elko Ee Ee
Esmeralda Cee
Lyon Seem
Washoe
White Pine Ee
Sore SE Ocoes Hoses Base Saeuinese
Bill Carter
Sunrise Hospital
Dick Bryan
NSU Alumni Assn
Ben F. Knowles
State Planning Board
League of Women Voters
Cham
Ber of Commerce
North
Nerva
Gerald Ford
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
House Space Committee
Los Angeles
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