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Newspaper

Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1963

Page

3

Las Vegas Sheriff vows action to curb Strip prostitution

Sheriff Ralph Lamb plans to seek a tougher anti prostitution ordinance with District Attorney Ted Marshall amid a surge of hustlers on the Strip. He cites weak convictions under County Ordinance No. 54 and notes the need to prove money changing hands and sexual transactions in a room, as guards report rising disorder and public disgrace.

Ralph Lamb Ted Marshall Lamb Marshall Law

Nevada Great Western Championship Tournament Opens At UNR

Speech teams from colleges in 13 Western states compete April 4 to 6 at the University of Nevada Reno for Delta Sigma Rho and Tau Kappa Alpha honors. Debates, oratory, extempore speaking, and after dinner contests determine awards with a tournament champion possible if a superior rating team wins all debates.

Baters University of Nevada Delta Sigma Rho Tau Kappa Alpha Hidden Valley Country Club

Assembly OKs bill for sidewalk cleaner at Haddon field

Trenton New Jersey the Assembly unanimously approved a Senate bill permitting Haddon field to operate a new sidewalk cleaning vehicle on its sidewalks. The measure defines the vehicle as a sidewalk cleaner and sets its operating parameters.

Trenton N.J UPI Assembly Senate Haddonfield

Fountain of Youth in Hypodermic Shot

Dr. Harvey D. Kagan reports tests on a silicone and fatty acid injection to erase facial wrinkles and depressions from aging or disease. FDA evaluating the method while Rin Sakurai in Japan developed the formula used worldwide. claims include facial reconstruction and potential breast augmentation with no cancer link shown yet.

Beverly Hills Calif Kagan U.S. Food and Drug Administration Rin Sakurai Japan

Senate panel backs new Philadelphia mint to ease coin shortage

The Senate banking subcommittee approved a bill to authorize a $17 million mint near Independence Hall in Philadelphia. Treasury officials said current Philadelphia facilities are obsolete and new machinery will reduce bottlenecks, with Denver expansion planned later. Officials cited rising coin use and population growth as causes of the shortage.

Washington UPI Senate Philadelphia Robert A. Wallace Treasury Eva Adams Wallace

Tax Assistance Offered at Offices in Nevada

The IRS offices in Las Vegas and Reno will run 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. on weekdays through April 15 to help file income tax returns. District director Dalmon Davis said Saturday hours on April 13 and late hours on April 15 are not planned due to low anticipated demand.

Las Vegas Reno Internal Revenue Service Dalmon Davis Nevada Davis

Feeble Rhee Turns 88 in Hospital Stay

Honolulu remembers former South Korean strongman Syngman Rhee who reached 88 yesterday while confined to Mamualani Hospital. Doctors say he remains weak and incoherent with few lucid moments, largely unaware of his homeland’s turmoil and tended mainly by his wife. A small group of Korean followers visited with a cake and greetings, but no official celebration was planned.

Honolulu UPI Syngman Rhee Republic of Korea Rhee South Korea Mamnalani Hospital

Nevada Centennial Commission Recognizes Book Gamners Anniversary

Nevada's Centennial Commission declares Book Gamners Anniversary Recognition a Centennial year book. The title by Don Ashbaugh, published by Westernlore Press, Los Angeles, spans 349 pages with 67 old time photographs and highlights Nevada’s pioneer era. Nevada’s 100th anniversary year is 1964.

Nevada Nevada Centennial Commission Centennial Commission Don Ashbaugh Westernlore Press Los Angeles

Weather Bureau Warns of Kite Weather in Hillsgrove

The Weather Bureau reports a warm afternoon with a fresh sea breeze ideal for small boys flying kites after 3 p.m. Expected debris includes torn paper wooden strips and snarled string snagging exposed objects like telephone wires TV antennas and shrubbery.

Hillsgrove UPB U.S. Weather Bureau

Punctuality Reward Reduces Tardiness at Welsh Factory

William Pollock of Appello Leather Products in Gilfach Goch says the firm solved tardiness among its 100 female employees by giving out nylon stockings as a punctuality award.

Gilfach Goch Wales UPI William Pollock Appello Leather Products

Typhoid Epidemic Closes Zermatt Resort Until Source Found

Swiss Army medical team in Zermatt keeps the ski village closed to visitors as Maj. Gustav E. Raeber reports ongoing house to house searches to locate the infection source. Local health authorities cooperate in the effort and plan to extend their stay beyond April 4 if needed.

Zermatt Switzerland UPI Gustav E. Raeber Raeber

Berkeley Man Contracts Typhoid After Swiss Trip

Curtis Smith Jr., 45, of Berkeley, contracted typhoid fever on a Switzerland vacation, the California Department of Public Health reported. He was in Zermatt February 19 to 26 and fell ill on departure. The case is the only confirmed Bay Area instance. a Contra Costa County family is under observation. About 300 people worldwide have contracted typhoid linked to Zermatt visits.

Berkeley Calif UPI Switzerland California Department of Public Health Rebecca Proctor Communicable Disease Bureau San Francisco Bay Area Contra Costa County Proctor Curtis Smith Jr Zermatt United States Europe

Typhoid Epidemic Strikes Zermatt In Switzerland

In Zermatt, soldiers dig up village water mains while searching for a broken pipe linked to a typhoid outbreak. About 300 people infected and two deaths reported. casualties include Bertha Perren Ausane Blatten, mother of 13. Army helicopters and sleighs move suspected cases to a temporary hospital as Swiss authorities face criticism for delays in identifying and informing about the outbreak.

United States Zermatt Bertha Perren-Ausaneblatten Berne Swiss Medical Association

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