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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1963
Page
5
A collection of reader questions about romance nails neighbors burial names and etiquette with Ann Landers advice and signature closing references. The column discusses fashion polish preferences neighborly boundaries wedding plans and headstone naming guidance.
Dr. R Foster Scott of Albany Medical College stated that eating bananas could prevent many heart attacks in North America. He cited East Africans whose diet is largely bananas and who reportedly show little hardening of the arteries.
The Las Vegas Recreation Department announces new offerings including a Russian language course at Hyde Park Junior High Room 308 on Mondays with Robert Throckmorton as instructor and a Cantonese Chinese class at Sunrise Acres School Saturdays starting Sept 28 taught by a Chung Chi College linked instructor with Lile Fong assisting. A lapidary class at Las Vegas High School Thursdays and a gemology course at Dula Recreation Center Thursdays begin this week. A supervised trail ride program for riders 8 to 80 begins Sept 28 at Municipal Field with instructor Mrs. Patty Sweet and costs $5 for 10 lessons. call 385 1221 Ext. 228 or arrive at 8 or 10 a.m. at Municipal Field.
James P. Mitchell, former secretary of labor in the Eisenhower cabinet, is named human relations coordinator for San Francisco. Mayor George Christopher praises Mitchell as a nationally renowned figure respected by labor, management, minority groups, and the public. Mitchell notes he accepts the non paying post to address local problems.
Chancellor Konrad Adenauer, 87, returned from a vacation in Italy and plans a visit to France. He will step down next month and spends the weekend conferring with President Charles de Gaulle after his Italy trip.
United Press International presents a temperature and precipitation table compiled by the U.S. Weather Bureau at San Francisco. The data show readings for Milwaukee and Minneapolis, including nightly lows, highs, and precipitation amounts across the 24 hour period ending at 4 a.m. PST.
In Tijuana Mexico the state district attorney filed homicide and bodily injury charges for punishable negligence against the ferris wheel owner after a Sunday collapse that killed four people. The owner Inocencio Garcia Paredes 57 was held pending court decision while his son and two wheel operators were released. Evidence cited by the deputy district attorney Augusto Ferrera Mc Gregor pointed to an unsafe setup and worn bearings and axles risking operation at capacity.
General guidance warns of confusion and delays while urging patience and practical action. Aries to Aquarius details offer daily tips on finances, travel, speech, and relationships, ending with a note that personal effort shapes fate and instructions to obtain Carroll Righter’s forecast.
The Rev. Paul W. Egertson will preach at 8:30 and 11 a.m. services themed For More Than Birds. A nursery is provided, coffee after each service, and Sunday school for four through high school at 9:45 a.m. The church Women’s Society hosts a fall fashion festival at 2 p.m. with garments from local stores, overseen by Mrs. Peggy Reilly, with comments by Mrs. Marion Carlson and music by Marty Heim and Mrs. Shirley Exertson.
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