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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1963
Page
8
A reader asks if paying for a guy’s broken glasses is required after he pressured her on a date. Ann lands on not paying and likens the situation to a Dorothy Parker quip. The reader is urged to refuse the bill and avoid further contact.
Readers seek guidance on whether to keep or return wedding gifts after divorce when marriage ends. The columnist answers that gifts should be returned only if the wedding is canceled and notes privacy of individual choices in handling postmarital matters. A separate letter discusses a mother balancing work and parenting, urging home presence for preschool children unless finances require otherwise.
A $500 reward is offered for information leading to the return of a 350 year old official seal of King James I stolen from the Jamestown Festival Park Old World Pavilion. The seal on loan since 1960 was taken August 24.
Former Iranian Premier Fazlolah Zahedi died in Geneva at age 68 from a heart attack. He was serving as Iran Ambassador to the United Nations European Headquarters. His son Ardeshir Zahedi, Iran's ambassador to London, was with him. The former premier was divorced.
Philip H. Abelson, director at the Carnegie Institution, told the American Psychological Association that the $1 billion Mercury program yields little pure science and that landing a man on the Moon is overstated. He urged more unmanned exploration and warned the lunar effort mainly serves military booster development.
Senate public works subcommittee will start hearings next Monday on air pollution proposals. Chairman Ed Muskie of Maine says urgent action is needed to halt air contamination and that all government levels, industry, and the public must play a larger role to protect health and welfare.
William Talman of Perry Mason funded his drama studies by working as a law clerk salesman laborer bookkeeper and also as a tennis professional.
Washington reports a Defense Department study showing satellite launch costs per pound vary from 200 to 700 dollars for near term boosters. Titan III could cost 9 million each for 25 launches yearly, versus Saturn at 15 million, with Saturn V potentially delivering 200 per pound in low earth orbit. Dyna-Soar program weighs over 10,000 pounds and aims to fly within two years.
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