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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1966
Page
2
Dr Joyce Brothers advises parents about a 12 year old son who spends his allowance on food for other boys. She explains the boy seeks acceptance and suggests teaching budgeting and earning money. Consider limiting regular allowance and offering work opportunities to build responsibility.
A federal trial in Las Vegas focuses on Gold Halbert and Bases accused of interstate shipment of obscene motion pictures. FBI surveillance linked samples screened at McCarran Airport on Nov 4, and five cartons were weighed at United Airlines. Witnesses testified about shipments, addresses, and questionable branding as the case resumes before Judge Roger D. Foley.
Judge Heuermann’s haircut program gains wide support among students and communities. Delinquents face stigma and seclusion, some rehabilitate, and the plan shifts focus from punishment to prevention. Names are protected, but major traffic violators and repeat offenders may be published.
A cryptic personals fragment highlights a diamond ad for mountain rings and a playful plea for Ahwy S. Readers glimpse a niche jewelry pitch with bold typography and incomplete context. The snippet hints at a personal ad style announcement in a vintage newspaper page.
Panny Jewelry faces scrutiny after a remounting project described as designed to fit footwear comfort raises questions about fit and durability. Local sources note mixed opinions from customers and a jeweler’s guild statement advocates careful testing and clarity in advertising.
Various listings include SPEED QUEEN automatic washer at $6, WESTINGHOUSE 40 inch range in good condition for $3, KENMORE washer and dryer in good/excellent condition with prices, and a 1968 FORD auto offered for $250. Addresses and contact numbers provided for each item.
A pedestrian identified as Kiam Angland, 37, of Las Vegas, is in satisfactory condition at Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital after being struck by a car in a Friendly Fercics parking lot. The driver, described as an unidentified woman, fled the scene.
Authorities used tear gas and fire hoses to disperse about 209 Negroes who refused to stop a protest march. The march continued briefly despite arrests and heated exchanges with troopers.
Fighting near Camp Gls Bravely fights through bad weather and air losses. Communist anti aircraft guns on surrounding ridges shoot down an AC-47 Puff the Magic Dragon. Three crewmen killed, others rescued before ground fire halts air support. Ground battle breaches perimeter, camp burns, radio lost, later reports say hand to hand fighting inside camp.
In Orange and Newark a night of violence ended as police sharpshooter Salvatore Rizzo shot the killer in a second-floor apartment after a 100-officer assault. Four people died including Detective Sgt. Herman Peccarelli and the De Vose family. Stout, the suspect, wounded others and fled before the final exchange.
The AFTA union votes to expel Meinhold after a February discussion. A petition seeks his removal, but Meinhold, former Grievance Committee chair, says a majority would oppose expulsion if all members voted. He plans a union vote next meeting. He argues his actions were non disruptive and wishes to remain a teacher despite district scrutiny.
A fire at a house in Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital injured a child and displaced residents. Mrs Cora Belvin discovered the blaze and rescued the children. She was treated for burns and released. A grateful neighbor praised responders and noted the residents will stay in a new home funded by First Western Savings and Loan Co for six weeks.
Acting on a tip from a local FBI agent deputies arrested two Los Angeles men as fugitives from California. They are identified as Michael J. Jordan, 19, and Michael W. Kulhane, 27. Six sidearms and ammunition were recovered. The arrests occurred as the suspects were leaving a Strip mote.
The Little Hope taxi issue stalled as organizers planned a vote today then reversed after petitioners pushed for a second ballot. Dick Thomas and the negotiating committee remain unsure on passage as concerns grow over arbitration for daily minimum wage and potential pension decisions. Gov. Grant Sawyer offered to arbitrate if requested.
Four armed, well dressed men robbed the Davidson Licht Jewel store in downtown Oakland. They forced staff and owner Arthur Licht to basement offices and opened a safe with about $10,000 to $40,000 in cash, then targeted a main safe containing diamonds valued around $500,900. Lois Dezant was pistol whipped during the struggle.
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