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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1964
Page
19
Readers write in on stay awake pills and headaches when stopping. Dr Molner explains it's a habit not an addiction and urges addressing root causes like fatigue boredom anemia or poor diet. He suggests clinics for affordability and notes the high cost of pills and potential savings through medical evaluation. He also answers questions on enlarged prostate and other health concerns.
Marion Massachusetts reports dancer Carol Haney was laid to rest beside her mother and sister as her father wept. About 200 fans attended graveside services at Old Landing Cemetery. The 39 year old dancer and choreographer died Sunday night in a New York Hospital. Earlier in New York hundreds of show business friends attended memorials at the Winter Garden.
London report notes the Duchess of Bedford, having no help, handles household tasks herself. She admits she does not know how to operate the automatic dishwasher and fridge, and she even had to empty garbage due to an unused disposal unit.
London officials arranged emergency funds for post office workers over the weekend after pay checks were lost in transit. Authority and postal staff issued urgent funds to cover basic expenses until payroll problems could be resolved.
In the Hague, municipal police responded to an unusual call as a cow in a suburban area mooed through the night. Officers could not find the owner, and after attempts to contact him, they intervened to relieve the cow of 10 liters of milk.
Bari officials announce traffic education week in which traffic policemen may award a 1000 lire prize to any motorist or pedestrian observed behaving especially well.
Ora Christmas Penny, born 1892, famed for cashing numerous bad checks in California, was arrested after a $35 supermarket check led to his capture. Officials say he is among the top four or five bad check passers in the state. he faces multiple warrants across at least 23 California jurisdictions. He has spent years in and out of jail and may be moved to Oroville for trial.
In 1963 South Carolina saw desegregation with minimal conflict. Harvey Gantt, a Black student, entered Clemson College amid only light catcalls as ten Black students began classes in Charleston public schools.
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