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Newspaper

Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1964

Page

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Smoking Link To Lung Cancer Confirmed By Panel

A ten member committee hired by Surgeon General Luther Terry backed a unanimous verdict that cigarette smoking causes lung cancer and other deadly diseases. The panel called for government action and more research, while some groups urged caution in drawing final conclusions. Local residents quoted voiced mixed views on quitting and regulation.

Blue Ribbon George W. Niles Xavier St SUN Niles Mark Twain U. S Luther L. Terry Terry Public Health Service Johnson The Tobacco Institute, Inc George V. Allen Institute

Wilkinson Retires at Oklahoma

Oklahoma announces the retirement of coach Wilkinson after a long tenure with the Sooners. The move ends a notable era for the program as teams shift to new leadership and prepare for upcoming seasons.

Decisions and urges span animal to human behavior

A meandering reflection compares animal mating choices to human decisiveness. The narrator muses on rabbits, hares, and male choices, then shifts to marriage as a defining lifelong decision and the urge to conform with aging, ending in a tangled note about feeling young after 50.

Violence Escalates as Panamanian Mob Attacks U S Embassy

A 400 strong armed mob forced evacuation of the U S Embassy in Panama City amid anti American actions. An American soldier was wounded in Colonia by sniper fire while demonstrators burned the U S Masonic Temple and invaded Canal Zone at three points. Guards withdrew with recommendation of Panamanian national guardsmen.

Panama City UPI U.S Colon Organization of American States OAS Roberto F. Chiari Atlantic Canal Zone

Sun Rises Again With New Highland Ave Plant in Las Vegas

Monarch Construction broke ground on a 20000 square foot facility on Highland Avenue to house the Sun press complex, distribution rooms, storage and circulation offices. A Scott Super 70 press will be installed March 1, west of Detroit's availability, moving Sun operations toward a consolidated plant next year under Hank Greenspun.

Las Vegas Sun SUN Highland Avenue S. Commerce The Monarch Construction Co SUN Press Detroit Mich Hank Greenspun

Out of Sinatra Fight Strengthened Nevada Gaming Chairman

The piece outlines Edward Olsen's rise as Nevada Gaming Control Board chairman after pushing to revoke Frank Sinatra licenses at the Sands and Cal Neva. Sinatra did not fight, selling casino interests while Olsen’s assertive stance solidified his power. Olsen leads enforcement and licensing with Turne r and Leypoldt often deadlocked, leaving Olsen pivotal in decisions.

Carson City UPD Nevada Frank Sinatra Edward Olsen Nevada Gaming Control Board Olsen State Gaming Commission Sinatra Sands Hotel Las Vegas Cal. Neva Lake Tahoe Chicago Sam Giancana Gaming Control Board Ned Turner W. E Butch) Leypoldt Clark County Turner Leypoldt

Shooting Victim Mary Wilson Critical in Las Vegas

Mary Lee Wilson, 35, of 1285 Kinsella Street, remained in critical condition at Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital after a Friday gunshot wound. Everett Wilson, her former husband, is held for assault with intent to kill. Eugene Johnson, at 605 Van Ert Street, is held as accessory before the fact.

Mary Lee Wilson Kinsella St Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital

Hawthorne Case Draws Censure by Nevada Panel

Nevada Human Relations Commission unanimously censured the El Capitan case in Hawthorne for racial discrimination against Western High School band members. The panel directed a letter to Sen. Howard Cannon urging investigation and possible action to declare Hawthorne off limits to service personnel. Principal Willard Betz described the incident as a discriminatory lunch refusal affecting the band under Jack Schwartz.

Nevada Human Relations Commission el Capitan Hawthorne Western Howard W. Cannon D-Nev House Armed Forces Committee Nevada City The Relations Commission Tonopah

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