MacBook Pro Not Sleeping After Closing Display Lid

Hello, my less-than-1-month old MacBook Pro, for it's first time, did not to go to sleep after I closed the display lid (I noticed because my external mouse's LED indicator lights were still on, when they have always turned off when my Mac goes to sleep.
I left the Mac in this state for one hour or so. When I got back to use it, I noticed it was still running and the display had gotten a bit warmer. Does the heat damage the LCD display at all?
Has anyone else with a MacBook Pro experienced a similar occurrence?
Thanks a lot for your answers!

Try this:
1. Reset PRAM/NVRAM and SMC
2. Delete
a. (From the HD) /Library/Preferences/SystemConfiguration/com.apple.PowerManagement.plist
b. (From the HD) /Library/Preferences/SystemConfiguration/com.apple.AutoWake.plist
c. (From the Home Folder) ~/Library/Preferences/com.apple.systemuiserver.plist
the tilde [~] indicates your home user directory, i.e. /Users/username)
d. Restarted computer
With the lid closed should not harm the computer.....when operating in clamshell mode this would be considered normal (heat buildup).

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Available memory: 10327MB (10829672448 bytes)
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Buffer B: 5163MB (5414836224 bytes) starts at local address 0x0000000243bfd800
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Compare SUB         : ok
Compare MUL         : ok
Compare DIV         : ok
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Solid Bits          : ok
Block Sequential    : ok
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Energy Saver > Schedule > Startup or Wake - Uncheck.
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