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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1962
Page
14
El Siglo reported 68 Colombians who missed connections on an Aerocondor flight to Cuba were recruited for guerrilla training to overthrow the government. Propaganda was found aboard the plane. they were turned back at Aruba, where the island’s airport was deemed too small for the Britannia jet.
Two U S Army officers advisers with South Vietnamese forces suffered first and second degree burns when a gasoline stove exploded while they were changing a fuel tank in An Loc Binh Long Province. They were treated at Tan Son Nhut airport and were in good condition.
London report says the executive council of the Giant Transport and General Workers Union voted to keep a ban on Communists and Fascists holding office. The prohibition, first adopted in 1949, led to resignations of eight EC members and nine other officials. Frank Cousins, the general secretary, stated the measure remains in force.
The White House battle pits Pamela Turnure and Letitia Baldridge against a bloc of about ten reporters known as the pool of observers. The secretaries seek privacy limits on remarks and dinners, restricting reporting of what is said or done and even quoting the President. A counterattack followed with a reporter at the Ivory Coast state dinner quoting Secretary Freeman.
Ruth Roman asks a California court to raise child support from Mortimer Hall from 500 to 1200 dollars monthly for her 9 year old son Richard. Hall, president of One Hall Broadcasting, testified about his income and expenses as lawyer Diana Lynn supported him in the proceedings. The case was continued to June 12.
Manford Research Institute reports that the average income for mobile home families surpasses the national average by one thousand dollars. The finding highlights economic gaps and may influence housing policy discussions.
Henry Ford II said in Chicago he opposes breaking up GM, arguing big government and labor justify restraining big business. He proposed anti trust action to balance power and noted the industry faces a top year after a 10 percent rise in Ford regional sales.
A special Children’s Day program is set for today at 9 30 a.m. at the First Baptist Church with participation from all Sunday School departments and a 36 voice children’s choir. At 11 00 a.m. Rev Mevin A Pekrul will deliver a sermon titled How God Changes Life. Special music features the Carol and Crusader Choirs. A $250 college scholarship will be presented during the service to Rancho High School graduate Nocman Arnold Jr.
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