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Newspaper

Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1962

Page

9

Boy Seeks Funeral Access in Sister Slaying Case

In Boston a 14 year old boy Thomas Cadigan seeks permission to attend the funeral of his sister Margaret Cadigan 17 who was slain in a case police say he confessed to. Cadigan remains in custody with mental tests ordered. Funeral services for Margaret are scheduled at St John the Evangelist Church.

Boston UPI Thomas Cadigan Winthrop Augustus Loschi East Boston District Court Cadigan Youth Service Board Thomas Margaret Mount St. Joseph's Academy Brighton Margaret N. Cadigan John St. John the Evangelise Church San Diego Calif Oakland al Cunningham Kenneth R Honea Cunningham Lela Raymond Honea Kenneth International Border Check

The Bees and the Birds and the Bees

The narrator cites a Smithsonian bee study by James E. Hambleton, praising bees for pollination and estimating their agricultural value at over $500 million annually. He notes declines in pollinators and the need to teach children about bees, while joking about his wife teaching the birds.

Washington Smithsonian Institution James E. Hambleton Hambleton Collink

Editor Tells Of Economy In Russia

Vermont Royster of the Wall Street Journal testified before the House Senate Economic Committee recounting an 8000 mile Russia tour. He called the Soviet economy backward by standard measures though he acknowledged it functions, arguing it may never be made to work well.

Washington UPT Russia Vermont Royster Wall Street Journal House- Senate Economic Committee Soviet Union Royster

Army Plans February Draft of Four Thousand Men

Washington officials announced the Army will draft 4,000 men in February matching January. The Pentagon said the February call may rise later, as plans outline a temporary increase of 20,000 troops to 980,000.

Washington UPI Pentagon

Dave Jamison Elected Proxy of NMTA at Reno Convention

Dave Jamison of Las Vegas won the Nevada Motor Transport Association presidency at the Reno meeting. Howard Wells and Vincent Gritsch were chosen as vice president and treasurer, with Ed win Goddard named Driver of the Year for 1962. The roster listed directors from multiple Nevada and California trucking firms across Las Vegas Reno and Oakland.

Dave Jamison NMTA Reno Young and Rue Moving Storage Company Las Vegas Nevada Motor Transport Association Motor Carrier Organization Howard A. Wells Wells Cargo Vincent Gritsch Edwin Goddard Pacific Intermountain Express Goddard Robert T. Cardinal Cardinal Tank Lines Charles Cavanaugh Cavanaugh Brothers Tonopah Emmet DeLong DeLong Truck Lines Winnemucca George Dean Consolidated Freightways Richard Ellingwood Bekins van & Storage Shir Holmes Oakland Thomas D. Kent I. H. Kent Company Fallon Archie Lani Silver State Truck Lines Elko Randy McElhone Pioneer Trucking Company Sebastian Mikulich

Nevada Drug Moves Into First Place

Boulder City reports Nevada Drug rising from third to first in the Men’s Commercial Bowling League at Boulder Bowl. Bank of Nevada, Uptown Hardware, and Bank of Nevada share second place with 1,934 pins as Lee Lemmon rolls 233 in a high game and 756 in a high series for Bank of Nevada. Boulder Auto Parts posts a 551 high team game.

Boulder City Nevada Boulder Bowl Boulder Auto Parts Uptown Hardware Bank of Nevada Lee Lemmon

Congress Shapes Tito Moscow Trip Amid Trade Debate

Congress moves to end most favored nation status for Yugoslavia, threatening $40.5 million in U.S. exports and $154 million in purchases. The shift aims to pressure Tito toward Moscow and Khrushchev as U.S. loans and credits face repayment risks.

Washington U.S Congress China Tito Moscow Yungslavia Red China Yugoslavia Khrushchev Peiping Cuba Indian Capitol Hill Kremlin

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