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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1963
Page
2
A fragmented excerpt from the Sun notes a reprimand connected to the Adam Construction and a South focused reformation. Ralph McGill’s Constitution in Atlanta Georgia is cited with editor Paderson named among the South’s leading editors.
Nevada authorities describe a scale of organized crime operations uncovered in a string of cases. Officials say key suspects, including figures nicknamed "King" and "Black Rock," faced investigations from 1955 onward with licenses and illicit networks tied to revenue schemes.
A fragment from page one notes Paladin departs amid turmoil and uncertain future. The terse line hints at a shift in leadership and possible reevaluation of duties. No further details are provided in the readable text.
Edmond Surma a 39 year old naturalized Frenchman who won many medals with a Polish unit attached to the British Royal Air Force was drafted in SaintQuentin France officials say his French army service will end once his papers move from England and he will be discharged automatically following transfer
The article reports former Giants star Maurice Conerly reportedly lent money to Maurice Lewis who is under indictment in a Memphis bookmaking case. Lewis and Campbell were tied to a loaned funds dispute while Conerly defended their friendship and denied wrongdoing.
The President’s car was vandalized outside the home of former US Ambassador Earl E. T. Smith on Fifth Avenue. A tan station wagon with several youths arrived about 15 minutes after the President entered a dinner. A youth threw paint, splashing the limousine hood and another car. secret service, a photographer and reporters were struck by paint.
Extra police joined a neighborhood manhunt on Sep 7 after youths in a car fled the scene. Vandals splashed peat on the Guggenheim Museum near the Smith residence, and paint was splashed on five statues in the financial district. Kennedy arrived in New York to prepare for an address before the United Nations General Assembly.
UPI reports 28 Cuban refugees reached Dry Tortugas near Key West after arriving aboard a Coast Guard cutter. The group included eight men, eight women, and nine children who were picked up at Dry Tortugas and brought to shore.
London report states 80 year old novelist Lady Aline Barnett will face a careless driving charge next week. She says she has had brushes with police every year she has been driving since 1905.
Classified ad fragment listing various local services and rentals. Mentions welding and clock repair, housekeeping help, room and apartment rentals, furnished and unfurnished units, near downtown area, with several phone numbers and contact names.
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