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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1962
Page
2
SUN offers a Learn-A-Language course for $5 with 28 coupons clipped from the SUN. The program includes four long playing hi fi records and a conversational manual for each language. Customers must collect seven consecutive coupons, attach to the order blank, and bring it to 900 South Main St.
Tsarapkin refused a next month resumption and the two men clashed over Soviet atmospheric testing. Gromyko called the U S action a painful blow while Rusk retorted that Moscow's 50 megaton test does not rival a dove’s quiet signaling.
A gray haired, blue eyed bandit in Hollywood forced a savings and loan teller to yield 2038 dollars and enlisted a taxi driver for a busy street getaway on Hollywood Boulevard.
Western Allies deployed transports to Berlin to keep vital air lanes open as Russian announced and unannounced military transports appeared along the Berlin Frankfurt corridor. Pan American pilots reported MIG jets on the fringes but no incidents occurred.
Reports say Elizabeth Taylor complained of a cold and fever while denying sensational rumors about a bath scene and a dispute with Fisher. She stayed home in her $3,000 monthly villa with Richard Burton's leading man status clarified by studio publicity as false.
Sixty seven persons died when a MATS Constellation crash occurred March 21 1957 in the western Pacific. A vast air and surface search began under U S military officials in Manila. Officials say the plane was likely at sea though a crash landing might yield survivors. The 1600 mile route ran from Guam to Manila. Pilot Capt Gregory Thomas previously landed a Flying Tiger DC6A in a New York mudflats at Jamaica Bay on June 27 to avoid a city crash.
The piece argues Bruce Trent stepped down amid concerns over loyalties between public duties and resort hotel ties. It notes his possible fit for corporate work and suggests his city role may have limited his outside pursuits, while colleagues filled gaps and questions linger about future employment with hotels.
Mrs. Rockefeller traveled from Donner Trail Guest Ranch to Verdi near Reno and went horseback riding. The legal notice states she cannot file her complaint before today due to timing rules, as she arrived Feb 1 and must wait until Friday. Her decision to file rests with her attorney.
William Paul Sullivan of 2405 Canosa Street reported a burglary in a casino parking lot with clothing jewelry and cash valued at 675 dollars taken from his car. Kern Gibson of 2201 Fairfield Avenue reported a television set valued at 50 dollars stolen from his apartment.
Classified notices seek a live in female babysitter with references in West Charleston area. Also ads for a child care charge, experienced, own transport, $1.00 hr, March 20 start, 8-10 hours daily. Also furnished one bedroom apartment one block from stores and bus. Old car for sale and used TV offers.
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