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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1963
Page
9
A reader voices a view on a divorced man’s side and the unfair alimony and child support, while Ann Landers urges a third attorney, plus letters about dropping out of school and regret, a birthday party cake moment, and a warning about wardrobe and facial expression.
If alcohol is robbing you or someone you love of health and dignity, write to Ann Landers for her booklet Help for the Alcoholic. Send 20 cents with a stamped self addressed envelope to Ann Landers Chicago Sun-Times Syndicate Sun-Times Plaza Chicago Illinois for assistance.
UPI reports the small Siberian group seeking asylum at the Moscow U S embassy are probably Baptists or Evangelical Christians. Baptist leaders say growth is strong, with authorities sometimes lenient and other times harsh, including attempts to separate children for atheist schooling.
The undersigned was appointed on December 27 1962 as Administrator with will annexed of the estate of Leona Mae Mitchell deceased. Creditors must file their claims with vouchers attached with the Clerk of the Court within three months after first publication. ELWIN C. LEAVITT attorney for the estate First National Bank of Nevada by Gladstone assistant trust officer Las Vegas Nevada. Pub Dec 90 1962 Jan 6 12 1 26
Tony Rosa, 33, actor in Guys and Dolls at the Dunes Hotel, was released on habeas corpus after 54 hours in Clark County jail as a suspect in a 1952 Baltimore murder. He had spent New Year's Eve behind bars awaiting a prime witness photo, with his release allowing an 8:30 curtain that night.
A Palm Beach mediation report to President Kennedy criticizes Boeing for insisting its union security stance prevails over unions and board views in a space industry labor dispute. It endorses Boeing’s wage offer, urges added security provisions, and proposes gradual wage increases to narrow intra industry gaps.
Bangor Maine begins modest recovery after blizzard paralyzed the region. 40 000 residents resume milk food and fuel deliveries as schools stay closed until Monday and the University of Maine Orono reopens. Rescue teams in white wilderness trek to distant camps with Army helicopters and wardens delivering relief.
The Commercial Center at Vegas Village on East Sahara Ave between Paradise Road and Maryland Parkway will begin six hundred thousand square feet of shops with parking for over three thousand cars. Paradise Homes and Pioneer Builders develop the center which already counts sixty stores, with Chuck McGowan opening a new barber shop at 1709 South Main.
Reports from Gangtok indicate mid November rebellion by mainly Muslim population in Sinkiang against Chinese Communists. Both sides allegedly used Russian weapons. outcome and casualty details unavailable due to lack of foreign diplomats in the region.
Mrs. Nancy Jones told police the safe looked suspicious and investigators found it in her living room. She said her husband Stacy and two men brought the heavy safe home during the night and officers arrested him after his return.
A playful notice touts the Free Press monthly tabloid from Frontier Fidelity Savings Chariston. Ted Neale Jr hosts the humorously written ad copy with staff SHANNON MATHIS HARLEY Harman and others promoting the publication at 801 EF Shartston. The piece hints at trading ads and playful exchanges for Fun reading.
Puzzled prose promotes a Fremont shop for New Year drink tips promising health and a hangover free experience. A quirky seller named Pat Roz Zelle offers incentives like a small blonde with every 20th gallon, while orange Rufus appears as a mixed drink label.
A lively note from Daily Helpful hints at the Landmark Plaza Strip. It teases hostess Shannon and her popular Hair Wear show with four wigs on display. The piece jokes about crosswalk hazards and French taxi horns, and invites readers to the Eldorado Club for dancing and Sunday fun.
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