Spectacular opening of Stardust Lido de Paris revue
Las Vegas welcomes a lavish new act as Stardust Hotel debuts its Lido de Paris show. The three bare performers captivate audiences while strip culture and high gambling stakes reshape the local entertainment economy amid rising star salaries and expensive casino lures.
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Sharks Strike Again: New Year Safety Resolutions
Public service piece from North Central Tubercules and Tinaith Association outlines basic safety goals for the home and road. It emphasizes keeping dangerous items out of reach, securing medicines, and avoiding alcohol or drowsy driving. The article promotes careful behavior, steady routines, and mindful choices to reduce injuries and extend life.
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Smelly parcel prompts hunt for mailer in raccoon skins
AP reports postal workers seek the person who mailed eight raccoon skins seized as a suspect parcel. The incident involves Durban region where a 20 year old medical student was bitten, yet the skins were not cured before mailing and reportedly carried an odor.
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Udall Ruling Affects Siltland Leases and Public Lands
Washington AP reports Secretary Udall’s ruling on Siltland and 29 federal oil leases, promising leaseholders notice. The opinion ties to the Submerged Lands Act and future land dealings, with debates over coastlines, defense projects, and Broadway scale ventures in Louisiana and New York context.
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Shark Attacks Endanger Racially Charged Coastal Waters
A 15 year old African boy was severely injured by a shark nine days ago and died from his injuries. A few days later a man lost his leg in the same waters raising safety concerns for the coastal region.
Japanese Budget Ok'd
The Japanese Cabinet approved Sunday a 1964 budget totaling 9 042 883 433 dollars, up 142 percent. The report mixes stray health tips and dietary guidance focusing on four fundamental food groups and a tuberculin test, with later advice to consult a doctor if coughs or breathlessness occur.
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Tokyo
API
Louisiana AG says oil lands clear for state and private owners
In Baton Rouge on December 30, 1963 state attorney general Jack P F Givermillion stated that the ruling does not bring an immediate cash windfall to Louisiana. He emphasized it clears the way to valuable oil and gas lands for the state and numerous private owners.
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Hubner Wins I 25 Project Bid in Denver
Hubner Construction Co of Denver won the I 25 four-lane road project with the low bid of 2 990 392 for 8 7 miles north of the Lavernland interchange. Work includes nine bridges overpasses grading concrete paving seeding and sign installation.
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Hubner Construction Co
Laverland
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