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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1962
Page
2
An explosion shattered windows and damaged the exterior wall of Franco's Ayete palace in San Sebastian. Several people were arrested and one student received 30 years in prison amid debates over who caused the attack. France’s 26-year rule and new reforms sparked speculation about a shift toward liberal governance.
The United States reports that Khrushchev agreed to remove bombers and missiles from Cuba after a display of American power and a naval quarantine. Photos show TS28 fuselages aboard the Okhotsk as SL28s are reportedly being manned at San Julian airfield. Defense officials say bombers are being withdrawn and fleets tally growing beyond 20 to over 390 missiles and bombers on the island.
Editor and publisher H M GreenSpun leads a Las Vegas Sun staff listing officers and editors at 906 South Main Street Las Vegas Nevada. The notice includes staff roles and affiliations with several press associations and agencies. Subscriptions show single copy and monthly rates.
An anti crime message warns that narcotics gangs diversify into agriculture in the West and Southwest. It claims opium and marijuana may be grown under roses oats alfalfa or tomatoes with front men buying land near Tucson and possibly Nevada. Citizens are urged to report suspicious investments.
Uganda reports Africa reacts to Senator Ellender praising South Africa's racial segregation. John Banda of the African Congress Party calls Ellender a purveyor of racial hatred while Reuben Kamaga of UNIP condemns the remarks as nonsensical. Ellender, on the Senate Appropriations Committee, warned of ending free U S aid to new African states.
Oriana and Kearsarge collided about a half mile from the harbor breakwater. Navy Coast Guard and harbor vessels reached the scene quickly and both ships remained under control. Capt. Clifford Edgecomb of Oriana noted it was his first accident in 39 years at sea. The 42,000 ton Oriana, Pacific Service’s second largest cruise ship, is 804 feet long. Kearsarge, a 900 foot carrier outbound to San Diego, has a history including detachment work and astronaut Walter Schirra pickup in October. Rear Adm. Joseph Tibbetts, commander Carrier Division 15, was aboard at the time.
Notarized warranty deed offered for one square foot parcel in the Peck Indian Reservation. Describes the grant to a named owner. includes design emphasis and a framing quality four color presentation. Total cost three dollars from Prestige Properties Box 309 Glasgow Montana.
Jordanian Premier Wasfi At-Tall unveils a new cabinet composed of the same ministers as the outgoing government. He resigned last week after parliamentary elections and was asked by King Hussein to form a new government.
King Saud of Saudi Arabia traveled from Riyadh to Lausanne to undergo treatment at a clinic. Entourage members offered no details on the illness or specific medical procedures.
Salisbury police investigate the death of Paul Mushhono 35 in a car crash on the Salisbury Buawayo road. The third leading African nationalist killed in the past few months in similar accidents, following Tichifa Pariren yatwa and Dondzu Chiseza.
The court held that mandamus to obtain back pay was proper and that civil suit might not resolve the core issue. It also stated the legislative counsel as head of the legislative counsel bureau may appoint one deputy and one chief assistant in the unclassified service.
A survivor describes a boat disaster where he clung to the bow after losing consciousness. He says Wilson swam under the boat to search for his wife, then vanished as a wave swept over the craft. The diver had warned he was a strong swimmer and did not need a life preserver.
A package delivered to Kings Lynn railway station in England yesterday bore This Side Up on five of its six sides. The report notes the unusual labeling and questions the handling guidelines at the station.
Readable classified lines advertise seven person programs and classes, job openings for five management trainees, and varied listings from houses in Huntridge and Charleston Heights to furnished and unfurnished apartments, mobile homes, autos, and misc items. Distinct entries include a 1959 Austin Healey Sprite, a 55 Ford Customline, and a 1960 Mercury Monterey with prices and contact numbers.
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