White Sox Sell Veteran Fox
The Chicago White Sox announced the trade of veteran outfielder Fox to an unspecified team, ending his lengthy tenure with the club as discussions continue on a final deal.
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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1963
Page
1
The Chicago White Sox announced the trade of veteran outfielder Fox to an unspecified team, ending his lengthy tenure with the club as discussions continue on a final deal.
The City Commission directed City Atty. Sidney Whitmore to draft a standards of conduct code addressing outside employment and private business interests for all city workers from department heads to civil service staff. A voter survey will await nearly 800 employees and divestment deadlines of 60 to 90 days for land and related activities are set to prevent conflicts of interest.
A featured discussion argues for better support for women’s work and health. It cites breast cancer patterns by region, notes higher tumors among unmarried and non breast feeding women, and links cancer rates to environment and diet. It references Iceland Japan and Norway and mentions a family pattern ending with a death.
A spokesman said Frank Sinatra is willing to make a no questions bid for his son’s safe return after the Lake Tahoe abduction. No contact has been made with two armed suspects, while letters of support come from Gov. Brown Attorney General Kennedy and aide Pierre Salinger. John Foss, with Sinatra during the kidnapping, voiced concern for his friend’s safety as deputies guard him at Harper’s casino.
The city commission gave final approval to a $20.7 million bond package to fund self supporting projects including downtown parking and sewer work. A March 24 election date is set after a rapid campaign to brief voters on the six main spending categories: public works streets rights of way traffic signals sanitation parking recreation and building. The total package allocates $4.615 million to public works and street improvements.
President Johnson asked Congress to authorize a new 50 cent piece bearing John F. Kennedy to memorialize the late president. The coin would replace the 15 year old Benjamin Franklin half dollar and would be the first with a former president's likeness. Johnson cited widespread public demand as the motive behind the request.
Mostly clear conditions today with gentle winds and a high near 54 and a low around 28. Yesterday reached 53 for the high and 87 for the low with noontime humidity at 32 percent. Sunrise is 6 41 and sunset at 4 27.
Victoria Lynn Blumenfeld, a 19 year old freelance actress who allegedly dated Frank Sinatra Jr, reported a threatening note promising kidnaping. Police say the red crayon message read Youre next after Frankie kiddo and doubt a serious threat, while investigators list the incident as malicious mischief.
City commissioners announced a new combined Recreation and Parks department with Bruce Trent as probable director to deter him from running against Commissioner Phil Mirabelli. The position, to be offered at 10 000 to 20 000 dollars yearly, follows a closed door meeting and may place Macdonald and Hadland as assistants. Trent, 48, previously directed recreation until 1961 and now works as a loan officer.
In the western DMZ sector, one North Korean soldier died and another was captured after gunfire between American and North Korean forces. UN Command reported the incident followed an exchange of fire between the two sides.
Harmon Bar owner George Harmon won permission from the Clark County Liquor and Gaming Licensing Board to reopen the Valley Inn at Mesquite pending the outcome of a criminal assault charge. The bar’s gaming room remains closed as the State Gaming Control Board seeks license revocation after a shooting at the casino tavern.
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