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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1963
Page
2
Pope John in Osservatore Romano criticizes Italian censors for clearing sexy films and calls Catholics to action so public powers worldwide align on moral standards. He welcomes press interest in the ecumenical council and contrasts sacred doctrine with secular journalism.
For top pay, contact Brynt Anders formerly Jackie Kennedy's hairdresser from Washington DC who is now manager of Stag Door Beauty Salon in Fashion Square opposite the Stardust Hotel. Las Vegas' finest stylists only apply. interview via 735-7471.
Soviet Army newspaper Red Star quotes Capt. Lev Zhiltsov, commander of the nuclear submarine Leninsky Komsomo l, declaring Soviet atomic subs can reach any ocean and always surpass U.S. vessels. He notes a recent Arctic patrol under the pole, claims of rival submarine capabilities are unfounded, and that Russian subs can detect Western aircraft and evade detection.
A Nevada letter argues Harold Smith’s high salary and casino profits should fund public goods like schools and hospitals. The writer criticizes reductions in scholarships from Raymond I. Smith and questions support for extremist groups, urging government action on adequate public funding.
Krick says intensified radiation belt speeds jet stream between 30 000 and 50 000 feet causing a hemispheric wave pattern. He notes cold air penetrates to Florida Texas California Bulgaria Greece Yugoslavia faster, with unsure long term effects and possible drought control research.
Nevada Highway Patrol reports a 1955 pickup driven by Bromley traveling north on Highway 93 lost control. The vehicle skidded 180 feet, left the road, continued 135 feet, rolled onto its nose, spun, and stopped facing south.
James Packard acting chief ranger reports the Lake Mead area youths were located after a nighttime search. National Park Service employee David Littler and La Grand Bywater located the boys on a trail from Boulder City to the Colorado River below the dam. The youths said they went to the river after supper and spent the night due to losing track of time and a lost glasses incident.
Havana filed a communique saying Cuban agents arrested 36 people linked to two U S CIA directed espionage networks in Oriente Province. The plots sought to gather military data and trigger uprisings to shield a landing by counter revolutionaries.
Van Benthuysen reported a pair of men in their late 30s, likely ranch hands, who cut a radio microphone cord with a pocket knife and fled on foot across the desert. He sped away, later finding a dime they missed and notifying the sheriff. Both wore blue parkas with hoods.
Police say 19-year-old Knott confessed to two slayings within half an hour of arrest. Authorities tie him to the Mrs. Martin murder after a car matching a description was seen near her Cape Cod home. Knott, previously linked to a 1962 rape attempt, also faced mental exams and probation.
Armed troops posted at the Clemson University campus in the Appalachian foothills as state troopers and SLED agents bolster security for transfer student Clarence Gantt from Iowa State College. Gantt arrives from Columbia with his father and Att. Matthew Perry as officials warn of possible expulsion for misbehavior.
The five week dock strike idled over 100000 workers and about 600 ships causing massive losses. The International Longshoremen's Association ordered 76000 members back to work, with New York and Gulf port traffic returning to normal. Union leaders awaited broader settlements as Miami talks continued.
The Las Vegas Gun Inc publishes mornings including Sundays at 900 Louis Main Street Las Vegas Nevada. The staff includes editor H M Greenspun publisher and treasurer. Bryn Armstrong executive editor. Joe McClain managing editor. Tamara Anureeva Bvene editor. Norman White and Ray Germain as vice presidents. Ruthers Platin assistant publisher. D J James business manager. Bob Belz advertising manager. Norvell Wood circulation manager. Deb Coakley classified manager. Memberships include United Press Nevada State Press Association and American Newspaper Publisher's Association. Subscriptions: daily six dollars per month two dollars per month.
New York reports a new lung substance called Lio-Dyne claimed to shrink hemorrhoids stop itching and relieve pain without surgery. Case after case shows shrinking with pain relief. observers say pulse no longer a problem. The substance, Prepereines Atail, is available as suppositories at drug counters.
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