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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1964
Page
4
A lighthearted profile of Barbara Hughes a Bank of Las Vegas employee who loves housework and conks out a humorous housewife lament Her career path includes PAX operator for Holland America Lines banking at Bank of America teaching retarded children and returning to banking at The Rest Bank of Las Vegas Fourth Street branch.
Luxurious one bedroom apartment at D J Garden Apts offers quiet living for day sleepers no children no pets rent 140 dollars located at 449 Desert Inn Rd. Garden Gardening Lawn Service advertises services with phone number 382-0040 and a separate ad notes stores in a well located shopping center can be divided to suit tenants at 1490 F Charleston builder phone 384-3992.
A jumble of classified listings includes two bedroom houses for sale in West Charleston at 15 000 with FHA info, rental and income properties in Maryland and Charleston area, various apartments and mobile homes for rent, furniture, and small items like a 64 Chevy truck and a 19 gallon aquarium. Several contact numbers appear for realty and private sellers.
A chaotic scene erupted when a student Nazi supporter, wearing a red armband, charged Rep Slater during a Capitol hearing on right wing extremism. Police halted the melee, arrested several protesters, and recessed the session pending security review. Witnesses tied to the Cuba trip and its funding raised additional scrutiny.
Hank Greenspun critiques the Clark County Convention Center project, arguing politics and provincial thinking hinder progress. He recalls a 1959 warning that elected officials lack the long term plan needed and urges a citizen Convention Hall Authority of business leaders to guide the venture. He contrasts Las Vegas stagnation with San Diego and New York World’s Fairs, calling for decisive civic action.
Textron Inc. announced the purchase of College Hill Industries, a Warwick electronics firm, for an undisclosed stock deal. The unit, previously part of Speidel Industries, was owned by Paul Levinger and sold to Textron last May.
ITT announces the consummation of acquiring Aetna Finance Co by its subsidiary IT Aetna Finance Co. Aetna stockholders approved the deal at a special meeting on August 25 and the new unit will be headquartered in St. Louis Missouri.
Barry Goldwater argues the free world failed to keep peace and must act. he blames the administration for not naming Communism as the chief danger, contrasting it with Lincoln era criticism and signals broad GOP support from Republicans and Jeffersonian Democrats alike.
FBI said he confessed voluntarily while Chief Prosecutor Clete Johnson reported 15 pages of confidential material removed from his courthouse office, including a copy of Lackey's confession, as trial resumed yesterday.
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