Jobless Rank Swelling At LV Rocket Station
Pan American Airways will lay off at least 20 more employees today as jobless toll mounts at the Nuclear Rocket Development Station northeast of Las Vegas. Reductions since mid August drop NRDS staff from 1,548 to 1,189 with Aerojet General and Westinghouse cutting much of their workforces to meet an interim budget.
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Pan American Airways
Las Vegas
Aerojet General
Westinghouse
Congress
Pan Am
NRDS
Aerojet
Vegas Joins Hunt For Youth Killer
Five state manhunt centers on the killings of a teenage hitchhiker near Edwards Air Force Base California and the wounding of 18 year old Diane Bradford. Randy Jenkins 17 died from gunfire while both victims were last seen heading toward Las Vegas then San Antonio Texas.
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Las Vegas
California
Edwards Air Force Base
Diane Bradford
Randy Jenkins
Bakersfield
Calif
San Antonio
Texas
Art Ham Jr Named President of Nevada State Bar Association
Las Vegas attorney Art Ham Jr was elected president of the Nevada State Bar Association at the annual convention in Elko, following in his father Art Ham Sr who led the group in 1943-44. Ham is a recognized civic leader in the community.
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Art Ham Jr
Nevada Bar Association
Art Ham, Jr
Nevada State Bar Association
Elko
Art Ham, Sr
City Dads Insist Pay Hike Issue Will Miss Ballot
Two city commissioners say the policemen pay raise petition cannot reach the November ballot due to time limits for signature certification. They cited a 30 day notice requirement to the county election office. The Central Labor Council pressed for placement on the ballot despite the deadline.
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Central Labor Council
Wesley G. Howery
Philip M. Mirabelli
Labor Council
Police Protective Assn
Wallace Denies Plans To Marry Blonde Admirer
Wallace dismisses rumors he will marry a blonde admirer from Indianapolis as the silliest thing he has heard, a spokesman for his third party presidential bid said yesterday in Montgomery Alabama.
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Montgomery, Ala
UPI
George Wallace
Indianapolis
Communist Attacks Kill Over 200 in Tay Ninh Outpost Assaults
Communist troops attacked two Allied positions in Tay Ninh province near Saigon. Military spokesmen say more than 200 enemy dead followed the dawn operations. The reports also note actions near Tay Ninh City and the Thien Ngon camp as U.S. forces refrained from further retaliation.
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UPS
Tay Ninh
Red
Thien Ngon
Weather Summary for today and yesterday
Sunny today with gentle winds and a high of 98 and low of 60. yesterday peaked at 95 and bottomed at 54. Noontime humidity at 9 percent with sunrise at 6 32 and sunset at 6 31.
Did You Know About Girl Scouts Beyond Cookies
A brief note explains Girl Scouts teach skills, poise, and confidence beyond cookie sales. It highlights reader support as essential and directs readers to page 13 for more details.
News editor succeeds him Ball quits as ambassador
George W. Ball resigned as United Nations ambassador to campaign for Hubert Humphrey. President Johnson named J. Russell Wiggins to succeed him, and Ball said he aims to deny Richard Nixon the presidency at the November election.
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UPI
George W. Ball
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Hubert H. Humphrey
Johnson
White House
J. Russell Wiggins
The
Washington Post
Richard M. Nixon
United States
Hubert Humphrey
Richard Nixon
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