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Newspaper

Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1962

Page

2

Hezzelwood Dies After Illness in Las Vegas Career

The Las Vegas figure Hezzelwood, a Seabees veteran discharged in December after a SEA injury, was long active in gambling and casino ownership. He worked up to his death and is survived by a Los Angeles brother Maurice, Hawthorne brother, and a Las Vegas niece.

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Secret Passageway Hints at Fate of Missing Miners

Rescue teams persisted after last Thursday’s underground explosion at the 80 foot level as they sought the remaining missing men. Coroner Beam and Dr Dave Fingie reported the surface bodies died from the tremendous blast, with death instantaneous.

Ondergreen US. Seel Corp Dave Fingie Greene County Frank J. Beam

Las Vegas GUN Inc Staff and Publication Details

H M Greenspun is president with Norman White and Ray CerMain as vice presidents. Barbara Greenspun serves as secretary and H M Greenspun as treasurer. The Las Vegas Gun Inc publishes mornings including Sundays at 99 South Main Street Las Vegas Nevada and is registered as Second Class Matter. It lists staff positions and affiliations with United Press International Nevada press associations and advertising representatives in major cities.

H. M. Greenspun Ray Cermain Norman White Barbara Greenspun The Las Vegas Gun, Inc South Main Street Las Vegas Nevada Poet Office Congress Alien Kiapp Co Chicago Detroit New York San Ranclete United Press International Nevada State Presse Association

Guevara warns Cuba spread of communism needs armed struggle

In a long interview with a Cuban press outlet Guevara argues that international communism in Latin America requires armed struggle and that Cuba proved small guerrilla groups can catalyze mass action. He criticizes Kremlin claims of victory in the Caribbean crisis and warns peace is not assured. The remarks target Venezuela, Guatemala, Paraguay, Colombia, Nicaragua and Peru.

Latin America Guevara International Ecoumpunism Venezuele Guerremala Paraguay Colombia Nicaragua Peru Guevera Cuba Kremlin Khrushchev Caribbean Europe Russia U.S

Kennedy visits NATO talks and US defense sites

President Kennedy, returning from a weekend trip, arrives at Andrews Air Force Base and begins a busy schedule. He names Christian Herter as chief negotiator on a liberalized tariff program and introduces deputy William Gossett. He then tours Strategic Air Command in Omaha, Los Alamos, Sandia, and a Nevada propulsion test station before relaxing at Bing Crosby’s Palm Springs home.

Ington West Andrews Ai Force Base Washington Kennedy White House Rusk McNamera Paris North Atlantic Treaty Organization Council Ford Motor Co Herter Gossett Strategic Air Command Omaha Neb Nuclear Laboratories Los Alamos N.M Sandia Albuquerque Nuclear Propulsion Test Nevada Singer Bing Crosby Palm Springs Calif

Severe Midwestern Snow Storm Cripples Regions

The region faced record snows with eight feet in places and temperatures down to 9 below in Minnesota. Sixty plus deaths were linked to the storm across Ohio Michigan New York Pennsylvania and others as schools closed and travel halted. Roads were blocked dozens of cars abandoned and communities dug out after heavy accumulations.

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Youth Forum to Shape SUN Front Page

The SUN announces a new Youth Forum where finalists will present conclusions starting tomorrow. The column will feature writers with accompanying photos, promising engaging content and a brighter front page as the newspaper expands with new machinery and plant builds.

SUN

Senate Leaders Speak On Republican Retirements and 1964 Outlook

Washington (UPI) Republican leaders admit there is no easy fix for coaxing aging senators to retire. Victor A. Johnson notes primary feuds and party setbacks, highlighting Wiley and Capghart as vulnerable. He says nine Republicans face reelection in 1964 versus 24 Democrats, with a hopeful forecast for the GOP.

Washington UPI Victor A. Johnson Senate Republican Campaign Committee Johnson Alexander Wiley Wisconsin Homer E. Caphcart Indiana Johnston Republican National Committee New Hampshire Wesley Powell Thomas McIntyre Senate J. Glenn Bell Maryland Barry Goldwater Arizona Roman L. Hruska Nebraska Kenneth 58. Keating New York Hugh Scott Pennsylvania John J. Williams Delaware Winston L. Prouty Vermont Hiram Fong Hawaii Edwin L. Mechem New Mexico

Health Update and Officials Comment Silence rumors

The report notes Kuyken dall’s improving health and possible home release this week. Assistant Police Chief George Allen says there are no resignation plans and no conversations about such a move with the chief.

Kuykendall George Allen

Students Back Up Ole Miss Editorial on Meredith

About 100 Washington and Lee students endorsed University of Mississippi editor Sidna Brower for her editorial backing of friendly acceptance of James Meredith. The petition aims to mail to Miss Brower, asserting freedom of thought and the press transcends race, not arguing integrationist or segregationist positions.

Lexington, Va UPI Washington and Lee University of Mississippi Sidna Brower James Meredith Paul Rodman Cockshutt Jr Garden City Miss Brower Cockshutt Daily Mississippian Ole Miss

Department Store Special Day for Handicapped Shoppers

In New York the Alexander's department store opened its doors Sunday to host over 300 disabled and aged patients for Christmas shopping. Patients arrived by chartered buses and ambulances while about 150 employees gave up their day to assist, marking their first city shopping outing after long hospital stays.

New York UPI Bronx Srem Alexander’s

Israel to Maintain Military Equality with Arab States

Israeli Ambassador Abraham Harman stated in a television interview that Israel will keep weapons parity with neighboring Arab states. He cited ongoing Arab military buildup and alleged Soviet arms shipments to the United Arab Republic and Iraq.

Washington UPI Abraham Harman Harman Soviet Union United Arab Republic Iraq

Cormorant Rescued From Jaws of Fish

Poole England local fishermen Litney and John Hayes described a 20 minute battle with a three foot Angier Fish to free a cormorant from its jaws. The fish died while the bird escaped unharmed.

Poole England UPI Litney John Hayes

Nehru Defends Cease Fire Amid China Tensions

Nehru rejects Beijing's withdrawal offers and defends India's cease fire while urging disengagement only after Chinese withdrawal from 2,500 miles of territory since September 18, 1962. He says China poses a worldwide threat but India maintains non alignment and receives broad support. No actual fighting yet, though danger remains as Chinese withdrawals begin and others follow.

Peking India Nehru

Lost and Found Poodle and Pekinese at Land Mark Plaza

A champagne labeled item and a blonde Pekinese are reported missing from Land Mark Plaza. A reward is offered for the return of both pets and the finder is urged to contact RE %-6228.

Charles Tomarea Chris Landmark Plaza

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