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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1964
Page
8
Readers seek guidance on pipe smoking and emphysema in old age, mental health and tranquilizers, teenage menstruation and swimming, a possible epilepsy history, and ulcers. Dr Motner offers cautious, practical responses, suggests medical checkups where needed, and promotes his booklet and booklets for further details.
Washington view links Alaska quake aid to past Congress failures in disaster relief. 1956 flood insurance act passed but funds were never appropriated. Lehman proposed nationwide disaster insurance after Hurricane Diane, but private interests and Chamber of Commerce kept funding from flowing.
A new UPI excerpt argues Claude Eatherly, the Texan who flew a support mission at Hiroshima, was troubled not by war but by publicity. The book suggests he enjoyed notoriety, dodged debunking the myth of a fallen hero, and had repeated arrests for bad checks and mental health treatment.
The article reviews claims about WWII pilot Claude Eatherly, noting arrest for a 13 March hold up with a toy pistol in Galveston. It cites Huie interviews praising Eatherly as a potential pacifist used by others and disputes about his Hiroshima duties and Bikini test ambitions.
Police hunt for two five roomed bungalows after a neighbor saw six men dismantle the prefab structures and load them into a truck. Housing manager Herbert Legg says they were stolen with no record of sale.
Prince Carlos Hugo of Parma and Princess Irene reportedly flew a single engine plane to land near Madrid. The couple's arrival followed a mass rally planned by reporters in northern Spain.
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