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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1965
Page
9
Gov. Grant Sawyer signed papers establishing Nevada’s first Job Corps camps eight miles from Carson City and near Antelope Mesa Las Vegas. Residents oppose locations citing lack of consultation and potential impact on youths and minority groups. Local officials may challenge establishment while officials promise public discussion and investigation if needed.
The Senate Judiciary Committee approved Gov. Grant Sawyer's parole measure 3 to 2. Supporters say better classification and parole can aid rehabilitation while opponents warn of higher crime rates and floodgates for inmates returning to society. Finance plans include funding for parole officers and prison staff.
News of National General Corps opening a new Fox Theatre at Charleston Plaza in Las Vegas with a $400 000 investment and a charity screening of How to Murder Your Wife starring Jack Lemmon and Virna Lisi. The 864 seat venue marks a broader plan to build 60 to 75 more theatres, with Mayor Oran Grayson welcoming Richard Goldsworthy. The event benefits the Heart of Variety Trust Fund aiding children annually.
The eight week series sponsored by the Clark County Association for Mental Health ends Monday with the film Social Sex Attitudes in Adolescence. Walter L. Strandburg of the Clark County School District will speak at 8 p.m. at Christ Church Episcopal. Strandburg discusses adolescent sexuality and answers questions. Admission is free.
Queen Louise of Sweden aged 75 underwent emergency surgery at St George's Hospital to correct a blood clot in her right leg. Hospital bulletin described the disease as serious but her condition as satisfactory as King Gustav Adolf stayed at the hospital during the six hour operation. Surgeons were heart specialist Clarence Craford and Dr Ulf Nordwall.
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