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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1963
Page
2
A Fremont Street executive clashes with a former secretary over a weekend getaway and alleged infidelity. The incident unfolds as the secretary smugly replies my lawyer, highlighting a culture of office romance and gossip. Nearby, attorney Jack Butler is noted for other urban quirks besides his caseload.
Leaders and officials in Carson City push civil rights measures as Atty. Gen. Dickerson declines official commission role. Reactions come from Rev. Wells Miller of the Clark County Ministerial Association and the Nevada Council of Churches. NAACP regional secretary Taren Pittman notes western states vary in civil rights laws and economic impact.
The piece recalls Mazzuca’s conviction and the DA’s shift from a public figure to a private citizen. It argues Clark County Grand Juries expose zealots, warns today’s grand jury may invert roles, and predicts a tense session in Las Vegas with heroes becoming goats.
In a move to prevent a repeat of the 1960 grand jury run, officials plan courthouse trials with simultaneous testimony. The 1960-61 investigation indicted Officer Al Mazzuca for burglary and police involvement, while broader probes into community and government matters faced calls for restraint and orderly timelines.
The Las Vegas Sun publishes mornings and Sundays at 900 South Main Street Las Vegas Nevada with staff including H M Gronspun editor and publisher and Bryn Armstrong executive editor. Subscriptions show single copy and monthly rates while the paper is associated with United Press International and state and national press associations.
Izvestia reports Moscow’s protest to Washington over an incident 70 miles east of Norfolk involving two U.S. cruisers and a destroyer. The State Department rejects the charge as unfounded, noting no surface vessel came within 12 miles of a U.S. destroyer training with seven mile gunfire.
The charge stems from a Feb 14 disturbance when Miss Mc Cowan tried to leave a Hollywood restaurant without paying for meals for herself and friends. The case involves three counts scheduled for 60 days each.
Judge criticizes government stance on GM sales through discount houses under Sherman Act. He argues for a balance between consumer choice and industry rights, suggesting free enterprise with minimal government interference. The broader question is whether antitrust laws can compel GM to adopt discount merchandising methods.
FDR Jr says his 1958 income from the Italian auto distributorship was reported but tax payment was delayed to 1959 due to the firm’s assets being tied up in a partner dispute. He rejects the legation’s position as entirely incorrect.
Classified fragment notices show various offers from watch repair to beauty services and living spaces. Names and locations include Premont, Fremont, and Las Vegas properties with rental and trade interests. Items mention piano lessons, jobs, and apartment listings among mixed trades and real estate prospects.
Numerous listings docked by code numbers include 1 bedroom furnished units near downtown, 2 bedroom homes in College Park with yard, mobile homes for rent near town, 1959 Columbia fully furnished trailer, a forklift truck, canvas awning, a 62 Sport King Camper, and two Ford automobiles with contact details and prices. Some entries specify no pets and walking distance to town.
An Air Force scientist warned that some engines may still be alive after a sled blast. They are extremely dangerous and could be triggered by static. The rocket sled reached mid path to the ejection point when the capsule and a mock fuselage lifted violently together during ejection.
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