Is Delinquency a Natural Rebellion or Habitual Crime
A letter to Dr Joyce Brothers discusses juvenile delinquency and how courts define it. It notes that most youths commit minor vandalism or theft, but true delinquency may be tied to habitual behavior rather than single acts. The piece argues parenting warmth and stable home life influence youths' conformity with the law.
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Richard Clendennen
Vende Delinquency Branch
Division of Social Services
United States Department , Health Edudation, and Welfare
Reytrary
City okays 10 mph boosts on Oakey and Tonopah
Las Vegas officials approved 10 mile per hour speed increases for sections of Oakey Boulevard and Tonopah Highway. Mayor Oran K. Grayson commented that driving it anyway would be legal after the vote.
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Las Vegas
Oakey Boulevard
Tonopah Highway
Oran K. Grayson
Bomb Search Aims For Missing Nuclear Bomb In Spain
UPI reports the USAF hunted the Spanish countryside after a B52 collided with a KC135 refueling jet over Spain. Officials would not confirm a nuclear device was involved though signs pointed to a bomb missing from the crash site. Hundreds of troops searched with Geiger counters. four crewmen parachuted to safety.
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U.S
Madrid
Spain
Mediterranean
Fremont Center Store Offers Comfort Footwear
A downtown shop on Fremont presents a lineup of women’s comfort shoes designed and remounted for better fit. Readers are invited to try styles that balance fashion with foot support amid a crowded retail area.
Public Auction Sale Of Seized Property In Las Vegas Nevada
Public notice announces a public auction of seized personal and home appliance items in Las Vegas Nevada. The sale includes furniture office equipment kitchen appliances and various used and new parts from Bonanza Appliance Co. Multiple lots and groups will be offered with payment by cash or various check forms. Inspect prior to sale at 200 Ind Street Las Vegas Nevada with date January 1 1966 at 7 00 PM.
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Electric City App
O. Inc
Dbca
Bonanza App Once Co
Bonanza Rad
Las Vegas
Mondey
Garbone
General Brord
Las
U.S. Posta
Internal Revenue Service
Internal Revenue
Daimer Davis
James E. Clark
Prell Seeks Gaming OK for Aladdin Hotel
Milton Prell heads a three man group seeking Nevada Gaming Commission approval to open gambling at the Aladdin Hotel Las Vegas on the Strip. The plan funds 27 table games and 350 slots with 4000000? no, 400000 total.iterate: the group would invest 400000 to finance operations. Prell would own 20 percent with others holding five and seven percent. remaining 68 percent held by treasury. The property, bought for 16 million, hopes an expansion program and a April 1 reopening.
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Carson City, Nev
UPI
Milton Prell
Nevada Gaming Commission
Aladdin Hotel
TallyHo
Las Vegas Strip
Prell
Gil Gilbert
Las Vegas
Sidney D. Crystal
Los Angeles
Crystal
The
Tally Ho
Nevada teachers paid more than U.S. average but cost of living bites
Clark County teachers earn about 7140 annually with a recent 200 raise pushing to 7400 while California averages exceed 8000. Nevada salaries at 6900 top the national 6506 but 43 percent earn under 6500. Officials cite geographic isolation and high living costs as reasons to keep salaries high to attract and retain staff.
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Clark County
California
Board of Trustees
The
National Education Association
Nevada
NFA
James T. Butler
Nevada State Education Association
Butler
Las Vegas City Extends Paving Contract Amid Delays
Las Vegas City Commissioners approve a 79 day extension for Las Vegas Paving Corp on the twelfth and thirteenth couplet project to finish by Feb. 1 if no rain. Attorney Charlie Garner argues the extension would excuse 6200 owed. The project has been torn up since last June after street width changes. Public Works Director Richard Sauer notes over a month shutdown. Nevada Pipeline Construction Co. sees a 19 day cut from a 30 day extension for its Ogden Mesquite sewer job and will face damages for nine days. weather blamed for other delays by Roth contractors.
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Las Vegas
Charlie Garner
Las Vegas Paving Corp
Public Works
Richard Sauer
Garner
Commission
Nevada Pipeline Construction Co
Ogden - Mesquite
Messler and Powers In Court As Jury Is Picked
In Miami Candace Messler and her nephew attend court for the 1964 murder of her husband. A large defense attorney leads jury selection while ex-defendant Melvin Lane Powers rests in court.
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Miami
UPI
Candace Messler
Striking St Johns Teachers Open Exile University
In New York the faculty from St John’s University opened their “university in exile” on Wednesday while students were scarce. Only 15 students attended a medieval history lecture, as striking and dismissed teachers led the session.
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New York
UPT
St. John’s University
University In Exile
Shriver pushes higher aid and Medicare for needy elderly
President Johnson ally Sargent Shriver urged faster federal income payments and a broadened Medicare program to aid the nation s aging poor. He pressed for expanded coverage and increased support as part of the antipoverty drive.
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Washington
UPI
Sargent Shriver
Where's Taylor? Process Servers Still in Dark
The millionaire cattleman with six ranches in Clark and Lincoln Counties vanished from his San Francisco apartment Monday after his wife filed for divorce. She seeks $5.5 million in separate maintenance and he was to appear in Las Vegas for a deposition at Gordon Hawkins law office, representing Barbara Taylor. The couple married in Las Vegas on June 27 1950 and separated March 20 last year.
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Millionaire Cattleman
Clark
Lincoln Counties
Taylor
San Francisco
Las Vegas
Gordon Hawkins
Hawkins
Barbara Taylor
Taylors
City Commission Approves Lands Lease for Boys Club Site
The Las Vegas City Commission approved leasing three acres at Washington and Highland to the Boys Clubs of Clark County. President Philip M. Mirabelli, also a commissioner, requested the lease and voted for a dollar per year. A Boys Club would be built on the property.
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Las Vegas
Washington and Highland
Clark County
Boys Clubs
Philip M. Mirabelli
Hudson Seeks New Trial In High Court Appeal
Hudson appeals a new trial following arrest last July on a contributing charge. The State Supreme Court denied a jury trial demand. The piece notes alleged police harassment of Caucasians in West Las Vegas and a show cause hearing before the City Commission that threatened the Black Orchid Squor license. A pending quarter‑million dollar damage claim cites false arrest malicious prosecution and abuse of judicial power against the city. Reid warns he will seek a writ of certiorari if the Hudson case fails.
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State Supreme Court
Las Vegas
Reid
Hudson
Supreme Court
Southern Plains hit by 4th storm with snow and ice
A feet of snow in the Southern Rockies and a broad storm complex swept the Southern and Central Plains with snow sleet and freezing rain. A freak storm dropped hail on Big Spring Texas as a cold wave pushed south from the Northern Plains toward the Texas Panhandle. Intense cold gripped the upper Midwest and freezing temperatures extended to Central Illinois and Southern Iowa. Snow fell on Dauphin Island near Mobile Alabama.
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United Press International
Rockies
Plains
Big Spring
Tex
Midwest
Midlands
Illinois
Iowa
Gulf of Mexico
Dauphin Island
Gulf
Mobile
Ala
Rusk Says Peace Effort Clear After Asia Tour
Secretary of State Dean Rusk returning from Southeast Asia said world leaders now see the United States is not blocking peace in Vietnam and that President Johnson sincerely seeks an end to the war. Averell Harriman, Johnson's peace envoy, added that the decision lies with Hanoi.
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Washington
Southeast Asia
Saigon
Rusk
Johnson
Averell Harriman
Harriman
United States
Hanoi
Burn Victim in Serious Condition After Home Fire
Mrs. Margie Ahecrombie aged 39 of Candy Lane was reported in serious condition at Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital. She suffered burns to her chest and arms from a house fire Saturday morning.
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Margie Ahecrombie
Candy Lane
Southern Nevada Memorial Hos
Pital
Ahecrombie
Stand ceased found alive and evaded fines case notes
The text reports that a case titled Where Stand ceased was found alive. In another matter a dis missed complaint marked confined to a state mental hospital misled the subject about commitment. He acted rationally and advised others how to evade fines, while The SUN learned additional details.
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Grand Jury
the Sun
Viet Cong Attacks and Refugee Village Tragedy Near Da Nang
Vietnamese refugees at Tu Hiep village near Da Nang faced a brutal Viet Cong assault that killed civilians and wounded many as American and Vietnamese troops observed a Christmas truce. The violence followed a bombing near Da Nang and signals of renewed hostilities as a long ceasefire unravelled.
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da Nang
Tu Hiep
United States
North Viet Nam
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