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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1963
Page
2
A faded 1940s style spoof ad parodies banking in Fremont Street with heavy emphasis on savings, interest and a playful scene at the Bank of Las Vegas. Characters include O Connell and Tom Kevenough as local voices, mentioning a Christmas rush and a highway report service.
Police report on the 1961 case notes no sign of struggle as investigators study the scene. Miss Kupcinet, daughter of Chicago columnist Irv Kupcinet, had acted in several roles and was in Washington DC when the events unfolded.
Dr Hubert Wheeler, Missouri commissioner of education and conference chairman, urged safer roads at the Fourth National Conference of Driver Education. He warned that driving methods based on hit or miss must end and stressed safer travel for the public.
A brief notice announces Tetley Dance Tonight at the Ballroom Studio located at 22.1912 E Chariester. The event invites dancers to learn steps from Tetley, highlighting a spirited evening of instruction and music.
Police say arson preparations involved clothing mats and easily ignitable materials placed near the hall. investigators collected carpet samples from the scene and determined the flammable liquid used. Damage was confined to small carpet spots on first and third floors.
Dr RK Hauger of Port Lauderdale notes that deaths from feet stuck in the windpipe are often misattributed to coronary failure. The Journal of the American Medical Association reports the condition, labeled case coronary, commonly occurs in restaurants due to atrocious table manners. Alcoholism and poor teeth may contribute factors.
The piece recalls calls from sensitive youths about potential critiques of the administration and national topics such as the test ban treaty. It notes a preference to wait for broader input and mentions the SUN Youth Forum as a gathering where such opinions are shared. Walter Cox is cited as publisher of the Major Valley News observing local changes.
Deputies report a plane headed eastward exploded after impacting the ground, scattering wreckage over a large area. The crash occurred about three miles east of here off U S 678, killing three people.
The item notes that home frozen asparagus can be kept for up to twelve months. It mentions freezers and proper storage as factors in maintaining quality over the year.
The victory of Park Chung Hee’s Democratic Republic party in Korea’s Assembly elections boosts hopes that Japan will share the burden of economic aid long borne by U S taxpayers. Talks with Japan may advance reparations and credits as Park seeks to formalize postwar settlements.
Pravda reported the Soviet Embassy in Washington returned Oswald’s passport and handed over consular files to U S investigators. It said Oswald kept contacts with the Soviet embassy during his visit, left the USSR with permission, and received funds for an anti war book by Pauline Bates.
A six hour battle near the Cambodian border left the fort overrun and its defenders reduced to retreating survivors. A US spokesman said about 50 Viet Cong were killed while 42 soldiers from the garrison were wounded or captured after initial assaults breached the stockade and moat defenses.
Keating BR New York reflects on the late President’s impact shaping the nation’s character through devotion to family faith eloquence and wit. The piece highlights how his religious faith and personality left a lasting influence on national life.
A discussion of amnesia in criminal law notes that memory lapses do not usually exempt guilt and that insanity defenses require knowing right from wrong. Courts rely on medical evaluation to separate genuine amnesia from deceptive claims while aiming to protect fair trials. The article cites cases and the evolving science behind memory and legal responsibility.
Arraignment for three ex convicts charged in a Sacramento bank robbery and the shooting of highway patrolman Glenn Carlson was postponed one week. Judge Vernon Stoll set new arraignment date for Robert M. Mealman 22 Robert L. Burns 31 and Clifford Toycen Jr 28.
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