Dying of damaged pride seeks aid amid aging crisis
John Krupa, 61, near homelessness, tries to sell his trailer for 500 dollars to pay medical debts while awaiting disability relief. He faces bureaucratic delays, a psychiatrist evaluation, and family strain as he navigates Social Security and state programs. Reginald Wild and Seniors In Action neighbors observe his plight.
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John Krupa
John
Mr. and
Reginald Wild
Seniors In Action, Inc
Krupa
Floyd Lamb
Social Security
Five Die In Los Angeles Family Shootings and Knife Attack
In a Firestone District complex, a family quarrel ended in gunfire and stabbings leaving five dead and two children wounded. Cleve Metcalf allegedly killed three women and a teenage girl before apparently taking his own life. a 10 month old was shot and treated for injuries. Local officers found a revolver, and neighbors cited ongoing domestic disputes in the area.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Firestone
Cleve van Metcalf
Jonnie
Maddie Wilson
Linda Walker
Pearline Wilson
Mary Ann Metcalf
St. Francis Hospital
Lynwood
Vallisa Hard
Richard Griffin
Griffin
Where I Stand Where I Stand
The piece argues outdoor life belongs to children and promotes camping for youth from underprivileged backgrounds. It highlights the SUN sponsoring a weeklong camping opportunity costing 45 dollars per child, funded to broaden horizons and improve attitudes, noting camps cannot cover all in need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scout Movement
YMCA
Eddie Cantor
Surprise Lake
the Sun
Curfew Imposed After Violent Nights in New Brunswick
City officials in New Brunswick New Jersey declared a dusk to dawn curfew and a state of emergency after a third night of violence. Eighteen people were arrested, including five juveniles, on charges from loitering to inciting riot as police faced a group of about 15 youths on George Street.
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New Brunswick
N. J
UPI
New Jersey
George Street
New and
Morris
Governor Laxalt Works To Break Nevada Test Site Strike
Governor Paul Laxalt flew into Las Vegas to press a settlement at the Nevada Test Site where Reynolds Electrical and Engineering Co. faces a strike by Operating Engineers Local 12. He planned separate talks with strikers today and aimed to reunite the parties by Sunday to avert potential security impacts from delays in underground nuclear testing. Senator Howard W. Cannon warned national security could be harmed if the walkout continues.
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Paul Laxalt
Las Vegas
Nevada
Laxalt
Reynolds Electrical and Engineering Co
Reeco
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
U.S
Howard W. Cannon
Armed Services Committee
Cannon
Double Rainbow Startles Vegans At Dinner Hour
Southern Nevadans were startled yesterday evening to see a perfect double rainbow over Sunrise Mountain. The SUN newsroom received several calls about the unusual sight. The item notes a double rainbow as an extra reflection within raindrops and mentions printing color in black and white.
Nevada to Test Nuclear Powered Rocket in 1970s Flight
Nevada AEC personnel will join NASA in testing the nuclear powered rocket engine for future space missions. John Jewett says NRDS will conduct ground tests before the flight test planned for the late 1970s. Seaborg notes NERVA advances aim at Mars trips and long space voyages.
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Nevada
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
John Jewett
AEC Space Nuclear Production Office
Nuclear Rocket Development Station
NRDS
Glenn T. Seaborg
Seaborg
Commonwealth Club of California
Nuclear Agency
National Aeronautical and Space Administration
NASA
Jewett
Pittsburgh
Sacramento
Calif
Hairy Problem How To Solve It For Teens In Sun
Ellen Peck writes a lively advice column from a teen viewpoint offering guidance on changing a conservative father’s attitude toward boys with long hair. The piece promises practical, up-to-date tips and appears in the Sun on Sundays Thursdays and Saturdays.
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Ellen Peck
Weather Outlook With Scattered Showers And Heat
Variable cloudiness with a chance of showers and thundershowers this afternoon and evening. Gentle winds become gusty in shower areas. Today's high 105 and low 75. Noontime humidity 27 percent. Sunrise 5 42. Sunset 7 52. A year ago today 108 79. Yesterday's records noted high 106 and low 77.
Executive slain as car bombed in St Louis
Phillip J. Lucier 49 president of Continental Telephone Corp. was killed when a homemade explosive device demolished his car in a Clayton parking lot. Two firm vice presidents James L. Robb and James V. Napier, lunching nearby, were uninjured as the blast occurred. Maj. Herbert Johnston of Clayton noted.
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Phillip J. Lucier
Continental Telephone Corp
St. Louis
Lucier
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Mank Greenspan
Europe
Jersey Town
Sen. Cannon
UPI Telephoto
Double Rainbow
NERVA
Mars
Ann Landers
Eee
Eeenee Crossword
Henderson
Eteene
Jimmy Snyder
Paul Price
Teena Dr. Thosteson
Fremont
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