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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1962
Page
2
The Earl of Snowdon Antony Armstrong-Jones husband of Princess Margaret checked into National Hospital for a routine examination. A hospital statement said he entered Friday for nervous diseases and would be discharged today.
A page one continuation notes Anderson is an Air Force officer listed as missing in action. No aircraft type or mission details are provided. A spokesman declined to release further information about the plane or the mission in which it was lost.
An armed bandit with a chrome revolver held up a Las Vegas gas station early yesterday and escaped with more than $200 from receipts. Attendant Virgil Martin described the intruder entering the office, demanding cash from the register and cabinet, then fleeing in an old two-tone green Chevrolet.
Public notice states from this day forward the signer disclaims debts beyond own obligations. The page lists real estate for sale and rent, a 1962 rental ad, pet listings, and a dog sale with contact numbers. Local classifieds mention multiple houses for sale, rental rooms, and a mobile home for sale alongside pets for sale.
In a humorous local page one exchange, staff argue over desks and who sits where with Flannelly and Pop while complaining about pay. The conversation shifts to a cooking school at the high school auditorium and a boastful lawyer, ending with the Las Vegas Sun appointing its assistant society editor as sponsor.
Joseph Farrow 19, son of Maureen O'Sullivan and director John Farrow, bound over for a preliminary hearing November 8 on narcotics possession charges. Police said marijuana and a hypodermic syringe were found at his Beverly Hills home.
Mrs. Rives described crowded quarters aboard a ship bound for Las Vegas with at least 60 Cubans in one deck, children on lower bunks, and troopers acting as babysitters. A $65,000 relief effort aided transporting women and children home while Las Vegas residents hosted evacuees awaiting flights to Nevada.
H M Greenspun is president and treasurer with a roster of editors and managers led by Joe MeccTai n managing editor and Tamara Ani Refva scene editor. The Las Vegas Sun Inc publishes mornings including Sundays from 900 South Main Street Las Vegas Nevada and is a member of major press associations. Subscriptions rates list single copy daily per month.
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