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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1963
Page
2
City commissioners authorized engineering services and a general contractor to fix repair work at the site. City will incur about 5 000 dollars and place a lien on the property after inspectors found no repairs underway. Atty Sid Whitmore cited long-standing neglect since April and a call to tighten laws for faster action.
Chicago Mayor Daley urged a stalled speech amid boos as Rev. Dr. James H. Jackson spoke to about 30 000 protesters. Daley blamed Republicans for the uproar while NAACP officials denied involvement. The crowd protested Kennedy era civil rights moratorium calls during the rally.
A personal narrative recounts a journalist’s long, tricky path to U S citizenship. From Canada and Britain through Nevada residency, FBI checks, and a Carson City police fingerprint saga, to the Hollywood Bowl oath and years of waiting. Independence Day carries deep meaning after decades of pursuit and settlement.
After repeated reviews from June meetings to a May vote this year the commission unanimously approved deleting the Washington Addition No 1 bridge from the plans. The bridge has been a point of contention since 1959 with maps showing 28th Street through and later dead ends at Constantine.
Minutes after a helicopter whisked Ethel Kennedy to a Boston hospital, the birth of her and Robert F. Kennedy's eighth child was imminent. The President's wife Jacqueline Kennedy, arrived in Boston with their children to await late August birth. Her sister Joan Kennedy, recovering from a miscarriage, had surgery on Cape Cod for a throat abscess.
Rosary for John Stanley Nord age 13 who died at his home on S Main St after a brief illness will be recited Friday at 7 30 p m Prayers at Bunker Brother Mortuary at 9 am Saturday Nord born June 13 189 in Sweden came to Las Vegas in 1941 and worked as a musician until his death He was a member of Musicians Local and Las Vegas Elks Lodge 1458 Survivors include widow Betty one sister Mrs Leo Hart of St Louis Park Minn and one brother Carl Nord of Wauchula Fla.
Western observers report Sino-Soviet tensions at their sharpest since the quarrel began seven years ago. Khrushchev returns from East Berlin urging Communist unity while Peking presses a 67 page indictment of his policies.
Las Vegas mother Joyce Kerns 24 was found dead at home from an apparent barbiturate overdose. The coroner's office and police work to determine if the overdose was accidental or intentional. husband Roderick Kerns discovered her body at 10 am. Autopsy completed yesterday confirms overdose.
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