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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1964
Page
1
A McCall s magazine article by Barbara Lang warns teens may mislead parents to seem happy. It suggests tactics like talking loosely to parents and shielding dates, while noting delinquency can arise in both poor and rich homes.
Hank Grlen spun a bitter critique of Don Reynolds and his newspaper the afternoon Sun. He recounts past slights by Reynolds toward his work and laments biased coverage that favored detractors like Westbrook Pegler and Drew Pearson while omitting praise.
Las Vegas judge imposes 2083 dollar fine on Edie Cain for 78 unpaid parking tickets amid crackdown on scofflaws. Separate New York case: Samuel S Garfield allegedly paid Roy Cohn 50000 dollars to block indictments in United Dye stock fraud, with co-defendants Allard Roen Irving Pasternak and Allen K Swann named. Prosecutors accuse Cohn of perjury and witness intimidation.
Dist. Judge William Compton defended Spring Mountain Youth Camp amid Senator Floyd Lamb and others calling it a mess after a 45 minute legislative visit. The panel also toured Good Shepherd school for wayward girls and planned a Caliente state girls school inspection as a meeting with juvenile authorities was set for 2 30 p m at the courthouse.
Las Vegas endures winds and dust with minimal moisture while snow piles up in Mount Charleston and Lee Canyon northwest of the city. Kyle Canyon reports about two feet of snow with rope tow operating this weekend and forecasts call for northwest winds easing with some sun.
A 44-year-old man identified as Johnny Crew died after being shot by his common law wife Maria Hill in an apartment at 216 West Me Williams Avenue. Police said Hill, 35, shot Crew with a small caliber automatic pistol during an escalating argument and was jailed on murder charges after Crew named her as his assailant before dying at Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital.
The return to Arizona of two young suspects in the slaying of an aged New York couple was expected to be delayed here last night at the request of Dist. Judge John Sexton acting on behalf of an attorney representing one of the suspects. Judge Sexton of Battie Mountain said he had a telephone call from attorney Wil.
St liam McDermott of Fresno California asks Arizona authorities holding 16 year old Theresa Robichaud for return to Phoenix be detained until he arrives to verify that extradition proceedings are properly in order.
An 18 year old honor student, Yvonne Burgess, walked and danced for about ninety minutes on a two foot ledge on the fourth floor of her Brooklyn high school before leaping into a safety net. She was hospitalized as a precaution with no serious injuries. motive unknown as friends describe her as bright yet moody.
In Washington the House rejected a Montana proposal to spend 1.25 million dollars to mint 100 million extra silver dollars. Members warned hoarders their efforts are wasted as speculators pile up coinage despite a Treasury dollar sweepstakes.
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