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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1963
Page
14
Temperature and precipitation figures for a 24 hour period ending at 4 a m yesterday, compiled by the U S Weather Bureau in San Francisco, summarize conditions across the United States with highs and rainfall amounts.
Fulton Lewis Jr urged Christian Crusade delegates in Oklahoma City to back Arizona Senator Barry Goldwater for president. He assailed Kennedy as a "pleasant superficial phony" and urged voting against him to curb the federal payroll, urged revising the United Nations, and called moon-landing as a waste of money.
Neat display in City Hall lobby features Arts and Crafts from the Summer Playground Program created by children aged 6 to 15. Ann Smith leads the A and C program with Ruby Young and Norretta Allred as instructors. A gravel mosaic vase by Lynn Eyre, age 7, from 612 W. Essex is highlighted. The report also notes Nevada Centennial plates and baseball playoff chatter.
A fragmentary hometown column from Las Vegas style society notes, detailing Joe Russo tanning week in LV, Sam Landy and Kathy Strodl eloping to Reno, a Las Vegas grandmother prediction, and local concerns. It mentions a Big Hole Wyoming couple with five children seeking Wyoming life, Last Frontier Village gun activity, Madre Mesa mayor action on water, and local characters like Austa Potter, a Navajo trucker, Ede King at Denny’s, and cab driver Art Page reflecting on traffic.
Rose El-Youssef said the satellite launch on July 23 would coincide with a December Victory Day celebration marking the 1956 withdrawal of Anglo-French forces from the Suez invasion. It notes that scientific data from the satellite will be shared with the United Nations.
In Damascus Premier Salah Bitar unveiled an 18 member cabinet, nine Baathists and nine independent Arab Union supporters. He kept the foreign ministry, moved interior to Mureddin Attassi, and defense to Brig. Abdullah Ziyadeh, replacing Gen. Amin Hafez who now chairs the National Revolutionary Council.
Koshe operates around the clock near the Ust North of Sahara Hotel district with extended hours advertised. The listing highlights late night service and accessibility for patrons in the area.
California Governor Edmund G. Brown testified to the Senate Commerce Committee in Europe, outlining federal civil rights benefits. He cited moral impact, a second wave after the school decision, protection for travel, and relief from national economic burdens, plus California’s diverse record and the Hunter's Point shipyard example.
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