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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1962
Page
2
A writer argues that gambling profits fund education and targets mayors and legislators for corruption. He urges cutting public money to gaming operators and redirecting funds to schools, framing it as a battle in the Legislature against the Municipal Association.
June Batten a 30 year old Love Lane resident living at Love Lane House was charged yesterday with shooting Clifford Avery in Marldon England according to police records obtained by UP News.
The report notes reactions to a speech by Secretary of State Dean Acheson touching on colonial policy and the common market. It quotes Ormsby-Gore defending Acheson as not anti-British, while White and others from the State Department respond to questions about the tone and future department actions.
Approximately 40 Washington newsmen will join President Kennedy on a tour of the Nevada test site. The public will not attend the visit, but some workers may glimpse the president as he returns to the helicopter at Rover and heads to Indian Springs for flight to Palm Springs. Sen. Cannon plans a Las Vegas weekend, with Air Force supervising brief visits at Indian Springs and AEC handling the test site tour.
A suspect fled as a man tried to enter a door after a woman forced it closed. Deputies encountered the suspect’s car description while responding. Detectives Conger Wellington Eversole Pyatt found twisted door knobs at several locked stores and spotted the suspect in an elevator after locating the car. Four stores at Land mark Plaza and a clothing shop at Fashion Square were burglarized yesterday.
H M Greenspun is editor and publisher with a listed staff including president Ray Gprmain and Norman White as vice presidents and Barbara Greenspon as secretary The paper published mornings including Sundays from 90 South Main Street Las Vegas Nevada It is entered as second class matter with several professional associations and an Audit Bureau of Circulation subscription rates listed for single copies and monthly none provided.
A deadly London smog event disrupted travel as flights diverted to Gatwick and long distance services halted. An airborne diesel fog created near zero visibility. sevenfold sulfur dioxide levels surged past normal, while a power outage crippled transit and many firms closed by mid afternoon. Thousands faced long commutes home as ships waited on the Thames and jetliners disappeared into the murk.
India moved toward a near complete break with China by closing its last two consulates in China and demanding China close its remaining two in India. Prime Minister Nehru told troops that India will gain ultimate victory and emerge stronger than before.
U S cuts remain unresolved amid top level talks in Washington and London. Congress has funded over 500 million for the Skybolt two stage solid fuel rocket, aimed for deployment on B52 and Vulcan bombers. The Macmillan government canceled its own ballistic program to rely on the American weapon set for 1964 service.
Female Samoyed last seen near Merkle Manor Trailer Estates Monday December 2. Reward offered. Contact 2135 Castlebary Lane or MI 2-4509 for details.
A mixed classified item notes a Huntridge Barber Shop seeking a man barber at 1227 EF Charleston and a young woman companion for another woman with room board and salary. Also an ASC P Registered Medical Technician position at Boulder City Hospital and a new 4 bedroom house in McNeil tract for $3,500 down with contact DU 2-3589.
Three bedroom two bath rental with fenced yard and carpeted interior. Includes drapes and appliances and is near schools at 2200 Fair Ave. Call DU 32-6530 after 6 PM or on weekends.
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