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Newspaper

Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1963

Page

2

Advice on hair care from a London specialist

An informal column notes a Harley Street dermatologist warns teen girls against excessive brushing and shampooing, saying it may harm hair. He says pre senile baldness is not caused by sex or virility, and regrowth, if any, occurs with minimal interference and occasional shampooing.

Harley Street England St. Barthelmew's Hospital London Besddesy

Thompson sister witness recounts letter about family rift

Thompson cried as his sister spoke and Segel read a letter Carol wrote last March to Sharon Gesche. The note described fights over living room decorations and a sinking relation, while Gesche testified the insurance on Carol was unsurprising given Cotton’s big personality patterns. The sister recalled Carol’s fear of accidents and a prediction that Tilmer might die in a car crash with him.

Thompson Segel Carol Segell Tilmer

Leoni Declared Venezuelan President After Unofficial Totals

Venezuela chose Leoni as president with 985,230 votes to Rafael Caldera’s 691,128 in unofficial results. Caldera’s Pro-Government Copei finished second while five other candidates split the remainder. turnout neared 90 percent of registered voters. Leoni, a 58 year old lawyer, welcomed congratulations but awaits official confirmation.

Leoni Venezuela Rafael Caldera Copei Caldera

First drive in gas station opens fifty years ago in Pittsburgh

A 1913 Pittsburgh debut marked the world’s first drive in gas station. Gulf Oil offered two grades at 25 and 27 cents with no taxes, then added services like crank case work and tire air. Attendants worked eight hour shifts and stations stayed open around the clock.

Pittsburgh UPI East Liberty Supreme Auto Oil Gulf Oil Lon

Catholic role in marriage surfaces amid Carol’s slaying details

A witness quotes Carol’s husband Thompson showing deep sorrow after her murder while noting a strained marriage and disputes over living room decorations. The account mentions extended honeymoon years, accidental death policies, and a remark about Cotton’s big way of doing things, reflecting shock and ongoing family tension.

Role Thompson Carol

CIA in Vietnam Aide Richardson Linked to Special Forces

Washington report outlines CIA actions in Saigon tied to Ngo Dinh Nhu and the Special Forces unit used in Buddhist raids. It notes Richardson and CIA maintained covert ties, with financing classified and no official discipline publicized. The piece questions broader CIA independence from Washington policy amid Vietnam tensions.

U.S CIA South Viet Nam North Viet Nam John H. Richardson Saigon Ageny Washington Kennedy Richardson Ngo Dinh Diem Ngo Dinh Nhu Nhu CTA State Defense Departments United States Diem Washington News

Poem Tribute to John-John Drawn by San Diego Poet

Adolph G. Kreiss, president of the San Diego Poets Association, writes a verse inspired by a UPI photo of John F. Kennedy Jr saluting his father’s flag-draped casket. The lines recall mourners, soldiers, and loss as a young child stands at the bier.

San Diego UPI Adolph G. Kreiss Pythotos Vegas Sun, Inc 900 South Main Street Las Vegas Nevada Ruthe Deskin Bryn Armstrong Joe McClain Noel Greenwood Davd Bradley Alan Laythorpe Gerry Appleby Wamen C. D. James Bob Belz Herman Weier Norvell Wood Dee Coakey H. M. Greenspun Ray Germain Robert Belz Barbara Greenspun Allan Kropp Co Chicago Detroit New York San Francisco United Press International Nevada State Press Association American Newspaper Publisher's Association California Newspoper Publisher Association the Audit Bureau of Circulation

TV Allergy Show On KLAS Tonight

A group of top allergy experts will answer TV viewers questions on Channel 8 Reports tonight at 8. The doctors, specialists in diagnosing and treating allergies, are in Las Vegas for a meeting of the American College of Allergy Directors.

Channel 8 Tonight At Las Vegas American College of Allergy Directors

Tribe unearthed artifacts from 4000 BC dust bowl era

In Lawton Oklahoma an unknown tribe likely endured a drought period here 4000 years before Christ. A stone hearth dart points knives scrapers and a grinding basin were found during expressway construction near Gore boulevard. Radiocarbon tests in Dallas indicated 4000 BC age. Scientists note lack of buffalo bone tools suggesting Altithermal drought impact western North America 400 to 2500 BC.

Lawton Okla UPI Oklahoma Gore Boulevard James A. Marler Southwest Chapter The Oklahoma Athropological Society Mobil Laboratories Dallas Tex North America Plains

Rights leaders press for discharge petition on civil rights bill

President Johnson met with congressional leaders at a White House breakfast as Rep Emanuel Celler plans a Monday discharge petition needing 218 signatures. Meany and King pledged backing for the bill, while King said demonstrations would continue until injustices end.

Johnson White House Emanuel Celler D-N.y House Celler Judiciary Committee Afl-Cio George Meany Martin Luther King Jr Executive Council National Governors Conference Meany Organized Labor Kennedy King Southern Christian Leadership Conference Civil Rights Organization New York Bing

Governors Weigh Cleveland Visit For 1964 Budget Talks

Gov. Richard J. Hughes of New Jersey said Ohio Gov. James Rhodes pressed the case for a June budget event in Cleveland. Rhodes argued the President is popular there and could deliver a broad grass roots address, though a final date remains to be set.

Anderson Richard J. Hughes New Jersey Ohio James Rhodes Hughes Rhodes Cleveland

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