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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1964
Page
5
A collection of reader questions about teen dating, family friction, and moral choices. Topics include a cousin visiting in June, handling a 17 year old with family access, a pregnant office worker with a married lover, and a 30 year old man considering marriage for companionship.
Dr. Margaret Mead writes in Redbook that Mrs. John F. Kennedy should devote time and talent to the arts as the nation's cultural ambassador. Mead notes Kennedy's language skills and cultural sensitivity make her ideal to enrich Washington with culture and living arts.
Milwaukee garbage collectors ask the common council to rename them public works combustible field men, seeking an official title change for their roles.
Mrs. Vernon Keith of the United Fund of Clark County has been named to chair the admissions and review committee. The panel weighs requests for affiliation, reviews service programs and finances of affiliated agencies, and reports to the board. Keith brings extensive community service and long tenure with the fund and local organizations.
Phil Newsom urged U.S. openness to Red Chinese newsmen, proposing entry without new talks to provoke Beijing into allowing American reporters in mainland China. He spoke at the New Britain Press Club dinner with Dr. Herbert Welte attending as guest.
Merele Dockendorff, 12, of Limerick died in Portland after years of inhaling model airplane glue. Doctors cited chronic inhalation as the cause, noting bone marrow suppression and fatigue. Parents urged public disclosure to warn other parents of the danger.
In Stanton Missouri visitors flock to Mera mec Caverns famed for ancient formations. Nine of ten tourists seek bullet holes and treasure spots linked to Jesse James who hid there in the 1870s, says cave director Lester B. Dill.
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