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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1963
Page
8
The column runs reader letters debating public displays of affection and dress codes in schools, a breakup and domestic tensions, and a request about a sculptor relative gifting art. Advice covers personal boundaries, respecting others, and handling unsuitable gifts, with readers urged to seek guidance in future installments.
The Cosby Ramp Festival returns Sunday drawing Gov. Frank Clement Sen. Estes Kefauver and Dinah Shore to Luther Valentine pasture. About 100000 ramps will be served in various preparations to benefit the Cosby Ruritan Club aiding the local high school. The festival showcases local culture and Smoky Mountain heritage attracting visitors who leave with a lasting fondness for Cosby.
Harold Edward Morefield was sentenced to four years and nine months in prison for making counterfeit 50 cent coins. He told reporters that is a long time in jail for a half dollar.
Bridge readers are advised on a diamond combination that yields four tricks. The article outlines how to run the long diamond sequence, timing key plays, and how to counter misplacements by East or West. It also notes a double and Stayman concepts in a related quiz.
The mother of Thomas Heggen author of Mr. Roberts died in Minneapolis after a dinner honoring the play's Broadway anniversary. She was 74 and collapsed from a heart attack near the Coffman Memorial Union on the University of Minnesota campus. The Heggen couple endowed a memorial library at the university School of Journalism in 1954.
Washington report from UPI notes the mortgage money market is bulging and lenders offer ample funds for home purchases. Interest rates are expected to be more attractive on loans, according to conclusions drawn by the National Association of Real Estate Boards.
Eleven men, dubbed student policemen, were freed on bond after a Chicago raid on the Leesville Police Academy. They faced impersonation charges while an ex-constructor led plans to form a Leesville police department. Authorities questioned the village’s incorporation and legal right to a police force.
In Milwaukee the duck Gee Gee sits on eight eggs on a river piling under a bridge as the Coast Guard monitors her nest and schedules feeding. A neighboring mallard Gertie II, spotted by railroad workers, awaits hatching in about three weeks, with Gee Gee’s brood due later.
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