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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1962
Page
9
A public health note lists multiple sinus symptoms from cheek bone pain to headaches and nasal drainage. It links common signs to sinus problems and describes dizziness p ressure and fatigue as possible effects, urging awareness and awareness of the condition.
A. G. Neumeyer president of First Western Savings and Loan Association was re elected for two more years as director of the Federal Home Loan Bank of San Francisco. Edward J. Hellmer announced the renewal this week. Neumeyer led the firm to rapid growth and large total resources, aided by Southern Nevada investments.
Stanford reports from a joint American Physical Society and American Geophysical Union session state Mariner II added no new evidence about life on Venus. Data on surface temperature awaits analysis, with tentative results due in one to two months.
Dr. Fidel Castro visits rural areas outside Havana as Americans bring 11 million dollars in food and medical supplies. He cites class divides under Batista, praises prisoner exchange, and notes Russian aid while touring rough roads and Soviet trawlers being built.
A three member subcommittee of the Beautify Nevada Committee was named in Carson City on Thursday to study state wide efforts to improve aesthetic values. Members are George Zappetin Joe William and Max Jones. The panel will report February 7 in Carson City with plans for tree planting painting buildings and highway cleanup. The billboard issue drew sharp criticism for size and upkeep.
Ontario family court judge Kenneth Langdon urged legislation to legalize abortion for unmarried girls under 18 and to require sterilization for habitual sex offenders. He argued these steps would curb juvenile delinquency and common law marriages and called for easier divorce laws and compulsory military training for school dropouts. He proposed a two year interval for saving marriages before simple, inexpensive divorce.
The Army announced a plan allowing civilian veterans to join guard units without weekly drills to ease mobilization bottlenecks seen during the Berlin Crisis of 1961. The program targets 50 000 to 100 000 fillers, with high priority units attending summer encampments and low priority units free from training obligations. Fillers would not count against the 400 000 authorized strength.
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