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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1964
Page
17
Two children aged 6 and 4 were treated and released at Rose de Lima hospital after a two car crash on Boulder Highway near the drag strip. Audrey Van Dyke pulled into traffic and was hit by John R. Dixon whose car could not avoid the impact, police said.
Larry T. Roberts, 20, of 2118 Daley, was arrested by Henderson police for allegedly contributing to the delinquency of a minor. An 18 year old and a 14 year old were cited for possessing liquor. A wall telephone theft was reported at James W. Jamison’s home, 71 Wyoming.
Henderson Alpha Beta chapter held its regular meeting at 67 Pacific Street with a talk on art by Patty Parr. A dance for members and guests is planned for Saturday night February 8 at Facies Hall with attendees including Lois Foster Mary Vincent Jan Seamaster Rosemary Anderson Eleanor Erwin Eva Thayne Miriam Burkholder and Dolly Booth.
The Henderson March of Dimes drive begins at 6 p.m. and runs to 8 30 p.m. tonight with Mrs. E R Lindblom as chairwoman and Mrs. Nancy Carducci as co chair. Captains named include Laura Sensaboy Dorothy Coroneos Marion Lee Lucy Allres Sue Medina Pat Paar Jenny Cajka Roxanne Glass M Robbins Jerri De Peal Dona Fitzpatrick G B Beard and William D Patterson. Proceeds aim to exceed last year's 1438.02.
George Weller's 81st birthday is celebrated by family in Henderson with cake and gifts. A downtown Las Vegas steam repair assigned to Weller, a retired steam fitter, is noted alongside Mr. Miller's recovery after injuries at Henderson clinic. Also mentions visiting guests, recovering relatives, and VFW 3848 activities.
Henderson Rotary Club features adventurer Paul Crum Jr speaking on Africa safaris. Crum shared film footage from a seven week rail job in Africa, plus a safari. remarks arranged by Jerry Ludwig. Attendance reached 93.33 percent. several members marked absent. New and returning Rotarians highlighted include Bill Sheehan and former Henderson Chief of Police George Crisper.
A 1934 study of 300 engaged couples by psychologist E. Lowell Kelly presented at the American Psychological Association in San Francisco suggests after 20 years, husbands remain or become more masculine while wives grow more masculine too due to home modernization. The piece notes men may gain from feminization and warns wives to watch themselves, while also touching on city neighborliness and self-perception advice.
Kentucky’s land area totals 40 395 square miles with about 540 miles of water, outlining the state’s geographic size and water boundaries.
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