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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1964
Page
5
Anonymous letters reveal marital humor woes and discipline for a 25 year jokester. Advice suggests acceptance of faultless traits, plus a strategy to handle chronic dialect jokes and an abrupt lie by a 17 year old son.
A compact grid of crossword clues with two word lists across and down. Clues include famous art critic and British office servant for Across 1, various language and puzzle terms, and a second set for Down clues such as Deplore Solve and Stage sets.
Ann Landers releases a new guide titled Teen- Agers And Sex priced at $2.95. She invites readers to send questions with a stamped self addressed envelope to the newspaper for personal help.
A Las Vegas commentary condemns easy pistol access arguing that unregulated handgun purchases enable robberies, assaults, rapes, and even murders by hoodlums, calling for stricter controls against gun violence. It emphasizes concern over incidents including attacks on citizens and police.
In a pointed missive, Jean McColl argues that current city rules allow easy gun purchases for unstable individuals and warns of dangers from violent acts in public spaces. She urges sportsmen to consider the broader safety implications and calls for stronger regulations.
A letter questions gun laws after a 1953 incident in which a disabled Air Force veteran bought a gun in a downtown pawn shop, killing Jean who survived in a wheelchair for a decade. The writer argues for mandatory checks and permits, criticizing self styled constitutional experts and urging action.
In Cleburne Texas residents reported a strong odor from new Southwestern Bell telephone books. A spokesman blamed bad ink causing a terrible smell and said reprints were made at 25 cents each, costing about 2500 dollars to replace shelves of books for customers.
Alfred Sheinwold explains how a false discard can mislead opponents and cost declarers a ninth trick in a standard heart club endgame. The column outlines a sample deal, analyzes inference from discards, and discusses the Stayman answer in response to 2NT over a partnership auction.
Peter Myer will lecture on the Leopold Von Meiersdorff exhibition on March 31, Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the Nevada Southern Art Gallery. The show runs through April 17 with public hours Monday to Friday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Admission is free.
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