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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1963
Page
7
Closing stocks list for New York market, listing final prices and changes across major sectors and securities. Includes brief note on marketwide performance and notable movers among bonds, commodities, and equities.
The Truth Center will observe Children’s Day during its regular Sunday worship at 10 a.m. at the sanctuary on 235 Las Vegas Blvd North. The church school children present a brief program with soloist June Earl singing God Gave Us You, Grace Bennett at the organ, and crafts shown in the Narthex. Rev. John P. Levendis will speak on Children the Great Blessing.
Richard Kluger was appointed book editor of the New York Herald Tribune yesterday. He succeeds Irita Van Doren who retired last week.
Mr and Mrs David Hendrickson of Iowa City celebrate their son receiving a law with honors degree and a bachelor of arts in home economics from the State University of Iowa. A 10 month old daughter Gretchen was cared for by a babysitter while the family pursued campus activities.
New building statistics show a shift to single story homes. William J. Levitt, president of Levitt & Sons, says nine of ten new houses are one story while 75 percent of existing homes are single level.
A New York based Negro group announced a nationwide drive to rally Black voters for civil rights legislation and supportive congressmen. The Assembly to Secure the Blessings of Liberty leads activities in 16 cities including New York, Chicago, Los Angeles, and Philadelphia. Two goals center on federal injunctions to protect civil rights and fast transfer of civil rights cases from state to federal courts. Earl Brown, a campaign organizer, says the hurdle is informing attorneys general, not the Black community.
Thieves stole $1,500 in merchandise and 3,000 trading stamp books worth $3,000 yesterday in Elizabeth. Dorothy Lindsay, manager of the S H Green Stamp Redemption Store, said the stamp books have serial numbers and could be traced if anyone attempts redemption.
Mrs. Carl Lange reports milk production dropped during a two month radio outage in Fort Atkinson Wisconsin. After the barn radio was repaired the Lange herd produced more milk and the cows apparently enjoy a lively polka.
The 17th American Legion Boys State opens June 9 16 in Carson City for 150 high school juniors from 28 schools. Delegates form mythical parties and join Assembly and Senate with Gov Grant Sawyer addressing a joint legislative session.
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