Pagne Dene Said Where Stand By Hank Greenspun
Pagne Dene issues a statement regarding a stance attributed to Hank Greenspun. The note outlines positions on a debated policy and calls for public clarity amid community concern.
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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1963
Page
1
Pagne Dene issues a statement regarding a stance attributed to Hank Greenspun. The note outlines positions on a debated policy and calls for public clarity amid community concern.
In Buenos Aires a group of retired generals aided by naval units sparked a rebellion against Jose M. Guido’s government. Loyalist forces pushed rebels back toward their barracks, with Gen. Lanusse marching on La Plata to retake the provincial capital.
Cuba expresses regret for the July incident in which two MIG jets fired across the bow of the Floridian in Caribbean waters off Cuba. The State Department said Cuba delivered a note via Miloslav Ruzek that it will take measures to prevent recurrence and seeks to halt raids by anti Castro refugees.
Lindsay Crosby was divorced from Barbara Crosby after testimonies of repeated nights away and a belt threat. The judge awarded custody of their son David Lindsay, set child support at 500 dollars monthly, and ordered a 20000 dollar college fund and tuition payments. Barbara Crosby receives 1000 dollars monthly for a year and 750 dollars monthly for five years if not remarrying or earning similar alimony.
A Nevada community letter by Henry A Bridgman amid a Constitutional Committee dispute defends civil rights, urges fair coverage, and praises a resolution against Assembly Bill No 438 seen as racial prejudice. The letter praises bipartisan unity and warns about neighborhood division and white privilege.
Mrs. Helen Haukedahl aged 46 is charged with murder in the shooting of Dorothy Bitautis also 46 found fatally shot in her car in downtown Kenosha. Bitautis was a police secretary and widow of a former police chief Owen O Hara. The warrant was issued by Dist. Atty. Joseph Molinaro and signed by County Judge Harry V. Carlson.
Investigators from Nellis Air Force Base the Federal Aerohawks Agency and the Civil Aviation Board examined wreckage after a mid air collision near Sheep Mountain killed both pilots. FBI and U S attorney offices expected to be involved though spokesmen offered no comment.
Daniel J. Mahoney, 75, publisher of the Miami News, died at Doctor's Hospital New York during lung surgery after an esthetic gas explosion. Dr Milton Helpern said the cyclopropane anesthesia explosion near the operation's completion caused fatal windpipe injury.
In Carson City the Assembly approved AB-468 to create a three member state board to oversee local assessors and set vehicle tax rates. The bill would require assessors to tax land at 35 percent of full cash value and allows temporary removal and possible jail terms for refusals.
The Nevada Assembly amended AB14 cutting 76 000 from the Centennial Commission request for the 100th birthday party next year. The fund drops from 126 622 to 250 000 after hearings with the Ways and Means Committee chair James Gibson of Las Vegas said assurances had been given the centennial could be staged with the smaller appropriation.
A SUN Want Ad encourages readers to sell unused items and describes an exciting test where participants can win cash by detailing an experience with SUN. It touts easy, inexpensive, fast process and invites readers to read today’s issue for full details.
The Soviet Union launched a 1 4 ton unmanned space craft toward the moon in a 3 4 day voyage to gather data. Tass hinted at a possible automatic lander in the moon’s vicinity as a precursor to manned flights.
Las Vegas police said June Neil Garner a 39 year old osteopath from Las Vegas died last week in Colton California from swallowing cynagas a poisonous ant killer. Coroner found death by own action with no notes explaining the motive and no reason determined.
In Nassau Bahamas sixteen anti Castro exiles were ordered held without bail on charges of carrying arms in Bahamian waters without a license. Jerry Buchanan a 24 year old American from Miami attended the hearing as the group was remanded for a week while a second raiding party reportedly prepared an attack on Cuba.
Venezuela broke ties with Guatemala and ordered its ambassador and staff to return to Caracas. It called the Guatemalan revolt a palace coup aimed at blocking elections by ex President Arevalo and said it would not recognize the new military regime. An American embassy statement said Ydigoras Fuentes would be welcomed in the United States if he wished to go there.
Sunny today with gentle winds and a high of 65 and a low of 40. Yesterday reached 59 and 38 with noon humidity at 18 percent. Sunrise is 5 24 and sunset 6 63.
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