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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1965
Page
16
General trends warn against arguments and highway risks while evening offers a window to start practical plans. Each zodiac sign receives tailored guidance on work, finances, relationships, and personal growth with a note on a child born today and a prompt to order April forecasts.
The letter argues children should participate in making music rather than just listening. It cites large amateur counts for piano and other instruments, notes families can learn together through school or community programs, and suggests a violin flute clarinet and recorder as a balanced set.
The Japanese consul general in San Francisco urged annual exchange visits between Japan's labor officials and California union leaders. Tsutomu Wada noted Japan conducts a third of its trade with the United States and most with California, citing shared rising living standards and common problems with the United States.
United Press International correspondent Peter M. Kelly describes a 24 hour shelter drill as a harsh test of endurance and humor. The piece notes headaches from stale air a smoker’s discomfort and the tension of volunteers students and officials living in a small concrete space. A college student feigned anger to leave but was in fact a plant sent to stir trouble.
A 24 hour stay in a University of New Mexico cellar shelter housed 67 people with scarce coffee and water, minimal food, and cramped conditions. Smokers used a red sand bucket as a ash tray, and a single plastic water cup per person posed a hardship. The observer notes the experience could influence attitudes toward nuclear weapons and disarmament.
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