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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1962
Page
6
Cuba continues rationing at stores with fixed monthly allotments on staple foods. Citizens must buy only from designated stores and use their monthly quota with no carryover. Items include rice, beans, meat, fish, milk, potatoes and yuccas, plus fats and cooking oils. Milk distribution remains controlled with limits by age and product type.
Deputies were called to a death scene in BODY County Arizona where Welch said the remains were severely decomposed and likely there for several months, delaying identification and arrest possibilities.
Moscow reports Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev led about 137 million Soviet citizens to the polls for national parliamentary elections. Every candidate is a winner and the main question is the size of the protest vote, with expected disapproval under 0.42 percent.
SUN Records offers a language learning set in seven languages Spanish German Italian Russian Japanese and Hebrew. Each course includes four hi fi records and a conversational manual for 5 dollars with 28 coupons and a Learn A Language order blank available Saturdays in the SUN.
A local police detective hints at evidence without conviction while rumors swirl about George Von Tober considering a gubernatorial run. Las Vegas lawyers press John Mendoza to seek district attorney again as Myron Leavitt’s toughness worries opponents. Tonight, the Southern Nevada Historical Society hosts a speech in Judge Zenoff’s courtroom on the rise of the sun and a dozen years of journalistic battles against McCarthy McCarran and the John Birchers. A warning of planned disruptions accompanies the event.
Det. Gene Eversole reports a 3 p.m. shooting on Russell Road left Bowers critically wounded but alive after surgery at Sunrise Hospital. Four Henderson youths, including Navy seaman Nolan Henninger, were briefly jailed for petty larceny before release for further investigation.
TWA and nine other airlines face strike strategy talks after a flight engineer job rule sparks opposition. Ron Brown notes a presidential panel and an emergency board backed recommendations not accepted by carriers. The Las Vegas weekly tally cites 126 takeoffs and landings as context.
France released rebel vice premier Mohammed Ben Bella and four other captured ministers and flew them to Geneva. Ben Bella, who helped start the Algerian war, was captured on a flight from Rabat to Tunis in 1956 with three ministers later freed today.
A Las Vegas couple plans to acquire 50 percent of the Stardust at Jackpot, with several Las Vegas Club gaming employees seeking five percent licenses. Other license applications include Jerome Mack buying 10 percent of Fremont Hotel for 370000, and various bets and book purchases across local venues.
Publication and staff list for the Las Vegas Sun includes president M Gree nspun and officers such as Ray Germain Norman White Barbara Greenspun and H M Greenspun with roles from secretary to treasurer. The paper is morning edition published at 00 South Main Street Las Vegas Nevada and is a member of United Press International and other industry groups.
Western and Communist diplomats at Geneva warned Peiping may soon trigger its first nuclear blast. Some estimates push for this summer while others expect a delay into early next year.
Wives opinions influence a controversial fitness rating that would judge officer suitability for social and diplomatic duties. Congress raised complaints as Navy officials prepare to complete the review by April 30.
Durston reported losing power from the left engine as his plane lifted about 15 to 20 feet before crashing into the desert at Thunderbird Field. Glasier sustained minor back injuries and was hospitalized. the aircraft worth about $20,000 was 90 percent damaged. FAA investigation ordered.
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