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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1966
Page
2
A letter from H G asks Dr Joyce Brothers how menopause shapes emotional life and sex in a 24 year marriage. He admits temptation with a younger coworker and questions whether physical love must end with aging.
A psychologist column discusses how midlife changes and marital strain can trigger thoughts of infidelity. It urges talking with a family physician to reassure the wife there is no physical cause for stopping sexual relations during menopause, and notes that emotional insecurity drives tension more than aging itself.
Louise Fountain and Pauline Bartlett recall Lorenzi, founder of Lorenz Park, a Las Vegas land patron who built a garden in the desert. He envisioned recreation for citizens, sought city sale for $70,000, later sold for $75,000, and left a grapevine legacy and spring-fed lakes.
Charles Armstrong outlines a plan for Nevada Southern University to become independent of its Reno counterpart if the Board of Regents approves. NSU would gain curricular control and an educational policy making authority with a Las Vegas faculty Senate, while transfers between campuses would be simplified.
Democrats hold a two thirds GOP probe authority while NSU confronts a $554,000 salary rise and 53 additional teachers needed at the Las Vegas and Reno campuses. Armstrong warns a special session may be required to secure funds or risk enrollment limits and larger classes.
Fragmented classified ad fragment lists various items including jewelry sale personal notices a for sale trailer home two bedroom apartment landscaping and decorative fabrics with partial contact details and prices across miscellaneous items in a late era paper. The text mixes jewelry sales housing ads and decor listings with stray phrases and mis-spellings.
Defense Secretary McNamara told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that the United States could win in Viet Nam without a major Asian land war if China is convinced U S goals are limited. He said outcomes depend largely on Communist actions and declined to estimate troop needs or war duration. Supporters and critics pressed for clarity on open end commitments and steps toward North Viet Nam.
Edward Wright Clippinger a onetime Las Vegas resident and former vice lord died in a crash on US 395 north of Fallbrook California. His wife Roxie Clippinger survived with minor injuries. The former operator of Roxie Motel and Formule Motel in Las Vegas faced Mann Act violations in 1950s cases tied to his brothel enterprises. The couple had retired to California seven years earlier.
The two top players in the National Open Chess Tournament at the Stardust Hotel drew their crucial game yesterday. Pal Renko now leads with 6 1/2 points after six straight wins and the draw, while Larry Fuans of Las Vegas and a four way tie for second with Anthony Saidy San Francisco Kenneth Smith Dallas and Charles Henin Los Angeles at 4. Leading in the senior title race is Dr Eric Marshand Rochester NY with five wins one draw and one loss. Ken Jones Reno and Walter Grombacher Chicago follow with 3 2. Final round starts at 10 am today with an awards ceremony in the evening.
The president warned that automatic tax increases could stand without detailing specific domestic programs to cut. He noted possible reductions in several areas not limited to the Anti-Poverty Program.
Dolly Elliott widow of Wild Bill Flert and Dana Wildher of Las Vegas were married here February 4, as reported yesterday. The ceremony linked the widows of two famed western film figures in a quiet courthouse affair with local witnesses.
Blizzard halts travel across North and South Dakota with heavy snowfall, high winds, and whiteout conditions. Schools, roads, and air travel face closures as residents endure freezing temperatures and widespread outages. Emergency crews operate under hazardous conditions to assist stranded motorists.
A strong March blizzard battered the Northern Plains and upper Midwest, driving snowdrifts, isolating towns, and forcing hundreds of school closures. A mother, unable to reach a hospital, delivered her baby with guidance from a sheriff and a medical book as the storm intensified across the region.
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