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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1962
Page
13
A reader asks about an overdependent partner who calls and checks up on her boyfriend. Ann Landers advises consulting a professional for the suspicious behavior and warns that such patterns may signal deeper issues. She also notes the need to consider ending the relationship if no improvement occurs.
Former President Harry Truman, speaking in Independence Missouri on the eve of V J Day anniversary, argued the U S should keep ownership and control of atomic energy rather than hand it to private interests. He warned that a pending bill could surrender peacetime atomic power to private enterprise and criticized TVA and regional power pools. He recalled laying the keel of the first ship powered by atomic energy and urged government leadership in development for all to benefit.
Maj Vivian 8S Van Derhei of Las Vegas is among 60 000 in Swift Strike II training through Aug 19 in North and South Carolina. He serves with the TAC’s 19th Air Force at Seymour Johnson APB and will return after the exercise. Also listed is Seaman Thomas A Jerdon of Las Vegas serving aboard USS Saint Paul which returned to San Diego after three and a half years with the Seventh Fleet.
Gen Maxwell Taylor told the VFW in Minneapolis that the United States is moving toward flexible defense with stronger conventional forces while retaining devastating nuclear options. He cited factors like loss of nuclear monopoly, Western Europe growth, and insurgency threats as shaping this trend.
Randall Ton attempted his first scuba dive in the Adriatic as Warner's Not On Your Life neared a fatal moment. Ton's equipment failed at 50 feet but he did not panic, waiting for his buddy diver to return so they could share air.
Irving J. Bottner, president of a shoe polish firm, says young entrepreneurs could profit by opening a shoe shine parlor as competition declines. A survey shows fewer bootblacks in the United States than in 30 years as veteran bootblacks die off and aren’t replaced.
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