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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1964
Page
7
Readers submit questions on inviting uninvited guests, gray hair, and parenting standards. Ann Landers scolds a caller for lying about a party, explains gray hair is genetic, endorses Memphis parents' handbook, and promotes her book Teen-Agers And Sex.
The Wisconsin presidential primary on April 7 features Gov. George C. Wallace and Gov. John W. Reynolds with a single Republican candidate Rep. John W. Byrnes. Wallace aims to attract Northern voters wary of civil rights impact, while Reynolds runs as a Johnson favorite. Open housing repeal efforts loom in California as New Yorkers protest neighborhood school integration and broader civil rights measures.
An Italian search party found a U S Navy Skyraider wreckage and the pilot's body after the plane vanished Friday after taking off from the carrier Shangri-La off the coast of Southern Italy. The wreckage lay in a remote mountainous area 1.2 miles inland and the pilot's identity was not released.
Mary S. Prince Bastian turned 80 and was feted at Seven Sisters in Valley of Fire State Park with a picnic. Relatives from Salt Lake City Logandale Crescent City Las Vegas and Overton joined the celebration. Other reports include Wilma Pace returning from California visits and Cal v in Long serving in England with updates. Park visitation rose in February with 3008 of 5493 cars in the month and plans for more picnic and camping facilities.
Congressional sources say General David M. Shoup, retired Marine commandant, is being considered as ambassador to South Vietnam if Ambassador Lodge resigns. Lodge faces pressure after an upset win in the New Hampshire primary and may return to campaign or exit the presidential race.
In Winchester England a pie factory abandons sticky fly papers for an electric bar that delivers an 11 000 volt shock to kill insects. The device replaces the traditional flypaper method and aims to improve sanitation and efficiency.
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