Appeal Defends Right to Oppose Housing Discrimination
Los Angeles AP The state argues to the District Court of Appeal that it may file injunctions under the Unruh Civil Rights Act to combat racially discriminatory housing practices. A 53 page memorandum defends the right to oppose discrimination and notes the case involves Don Wilson Builders and Dominguez Hills housing tract. The attorney general contends discriminatory sales perpetuate segregation and threaten public health safety and welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Stanley Mosk
District Court of Appeal
Mosk
Attorney General
Dominguez Hills
FALSE TEETH THAT LOOSEN NEED NOT EMBARRASS
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Grasp The Nettle To Avoid Sting In Bridge Play
In a bridge problem from a South dealer position with North-South vulnerable Fishbein studies a singleton king of trumps behind declarer. After West leads queen of spades and South wins with king, he contemplates the correct plan and anticipates winning one diamond and no spades. The article invites readers to test the solution before revealing the answer.
Bridge Hands and Defensive Play in a Bridge Session
In a tense bridge game South held an ace, while Fishbein opened with the ace of diamonds and led the king of hearts. The text analyzes defense and potential lines, including dummy cashing the ace of spades to discard a diamond and West’s options if holding different leads, concluding with strategic notes and a plug for a pocket guide to bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fishhein
West
Dumney
South
Announcement of numerous newborns at Women's Hospital
A published notice lists dozens of births from July 1963 at Women's Hospital, naming new parents and their residences, with many entries recording a girl or boy born on various July dates to families across LV and surrounding areas. Names include Mr and Mrs Frederick Crist, Mr and Mrs Charles Arerna Thy, Mr and Mrs Robert Dawson, Mr and Mrs Laverne Johnson, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Hospital
Frederick Crist
Redford Rd
Charles Arernathy
Robert Dawson
Walnut
Laverne Johnson
Theresa Ave
George Young
Nie James
Fogar Rosecrans
East Shore
Bay
Herman Melemore
Jefferson
James Martin
Sunrise Ave
Richard Williams
Nolan
Richard Baligh
Beta
Ray
Stephen Barnaby
Twining Ave
Joseph Malone
Ocean
Henderson
Thomas Conlon
Ime Martin
Wayne Reeves
Jn Carson
William Tooley
Indian Springs
John Delucas
Monanan
William Burns
Nellie Riva
Samuel
Walter Jones
Monticello
Roy
Bernard Garland
William Anderson
North Walnut
Ron Mannon
Toni
Richard Stone
Woodward
Nlv
John Martinick
Moonlight
Dennis Compton
Audrey Ln
Norman King
So Vale
Vegas Airman Earns Honor in Electronics Course
Airman Third Class Homer Benet of Las Vegas was named honor graduate of the Air Force aircraft electrician course. He trained to inspect repair and modify aircraft electrical systems and components and is reassigned to Nellis AFB for duty in his new specialty. He is the son of Mrs Dorothy Vallecerse of 3676 Hawaii Ave.
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Clase
Homer Benet
Las Vegas
United States Air Force
Benet
Nellis Afb
Dorothy Vallecerse
Hawa Ave
Please Conserve Water in the Desert Warning
The Las Vegas Valley Water District urges water conservation due to critical supply levels. Residents are asked to limit outdoor water use and avoid letting sprinklers water run onto streets during the hot season.
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Weber
Las Vegas Valley Water District
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