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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1964
Page
4
An op ed discusses unreported assaults in Detroit schools and how teachers and principals shield incidents to avoid scandal. It argues for parental involvement and joint efforts by educators and law enforcement to address youth violence, noting the impact on students and the risk of violence in classrooms.
The Las Vegas local bar union faces secrecy lifted on licensing and a looming internal trial. Executive board members McKenna Griswold Webb Moore Hart govern decisions as insurgents push to delay hearings and seek international headquarters in Washington. An 11 member inquiry panel is to be formed March 20 with five to hear the April trial. Some members want the date moved for legal secretary presence. McKenna may reject three nominees. insurgents may reject three.
A tense Senate debate opens on the Kennedy Johnson voting rights act amid factions pledging months of contention. The measure seeks strong safeguards against discrimination in voting education employment use of federal funds and public access with support from House action and strong opposition cited by insurgent voices.
Obituary notices report multiple local deaths with funeral details. Robert Pwaine Downard Sr. a Las Vegas linotype operator dies in a traffic accident and is buried at Palm Mortuary with services led by Rev. Melvin Pekrul. Survivors include Marilyn Downard and son Robert Jr. Also listed are Leona Bradley Bradley, Effa Powell, Quetta Bailey, and others with funeral times, burial sites, and surviving relatives.
Ira N. Gabrielson of the Wildlife Management Institute urged support for the land and water conservation fund in Congress and called for examining IRS rules affecting private outdoor recreation. He urged a liability relief law for landowners who allow recreational use, noting taxes and exemptions impact access.
A lengthy article discusses potential delays to the Southwest Water Plan with Western states, Congress, and interties with California. Nevada seeks more water while officials warn of amendments delaying or killing parts of the plan, including funding, allocations, and water salvage projects.
A 32 year old Las Vegas salesman will appear in District Court Thursday to enter a plea after a court appointed attorney was named yesterday. Judge David Zenoff assigned Nubar Wright to defend Charles Eugene Hayter of 2725 Lake Mead Blvd. He is charged with murder in the January 7 stabbing of Neil Trever, 28, an unemployed accountant. Hayter allegedly stabbed Trever after Trever allegedly beat his wife at Trever's residence.
A Nevada highway death toll rose after an Indian Springs infant died in a one day rollover on US Highway North. Nevada Highway Patrol officers could not identify the child. The mother, Mrs. Carolyn Davis, 22, of Indian Springs, was hospitalized at Rose de Lima Hospital with injuries, six miles south of Indian Springs.
Las Vegas resident Lewis A. Parks, 43, died in a Salt Lake City hospital yesterday from injuries suffered in a car-truck crash last week near Cove Fort Utah. He was the third victim of the Monday collision about two miles north of Cove Fort on US Highway 91.
The survey presents real voter preferences derived from a ballot listing both declared and undeclared candidates, outlining the ranking order observed in the poll. The results highlight which candidates are favored and how undecided voters may lean, reflecting a nuanced electorate.
The piece notes New Hampshire votes shaping up between Rockefeller Goldwater Lodge and Stassen with 71 delegates total including 40 for top contenders and 48 uncommitted delegates. It mentions Rockefeller campaigning in Manchester Concord and Goldwater awaiting Senate debate on civil rights in Washington.
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