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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1964
Page
23
Readers seek guidance on marriage and family as letters cover a husband hiding his wife critique, a rival high school romance causing fallout, and a teen pregnancy case. Ann advises bluntly about aging, hair, and relationships while urging caution on a young couple’s potential marriage and adoption options.
Sheinwold discusses instincts in a bridge hand where South must decide on trump play and opening bid. The column evaluates trump breaks 2 2 or 3 1, considers possible West holdings, and concludes South should play a low spade from dummy. The piece ends with an invitation to buy Sheinwold’s booklet.
The United States Marine Band performs in Las Vegas with a noon hotel arrival, a 3 p.m. matinee at Las Vegas High School, and an 8 p.m. family concert at the Convention Center. Lt. Col. Albert Schoepper conducts the program featuring march, classical, and light works. Last minute tickets available at listed outlets and the Convention Center box office.
UPI chief UN observer Bruce Munn says China’s atomic test will push Beijing into disarmament discussions and may secure representation at the UN by 1965. He notes two China policy and cites Formosa as essential. Khrushchev’s fate linked to Moscow’s evolving stance.
Abilene Texas police chief Warren Dodson orders an autopsy on Major a German shepherd K9 who died on patrol duties as part of an investigation into two recent dog deaths. He notes the dogs are trained to attack only their handlers and cannot explain possible poisoning.
American Airlines says it reached in principle an agreement with the Flight Engineers International Association on jet cockpit crew makeup. The pact runs perpetually with a binding arbitration clause for new issues and sets the third seat on the flight deck for present engineers.
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