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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1963
Page
4
Francois Corre, posing as an American in Paris, says he was cheated more than 30 times in four days. He hired a model as his wife, rode 19 taxis, and faced inflated bills and tipped-for-service pressure from taxi drivers, attendants, and venues.
Doctors report that soap and synthetic detergents may not be the primary cause of housewives dermatitis. A study of 89 volunteers found skin rash improvements on most hands after washing with soap solution, suggesting multiple factors including weather, pre existing skin issues, other chemicals, injuries, infections and emotional stress contribute to the condition.
President Charles de Gaulle proposes a joint US USSR Britain disarmament conference by year end to ban space launchers including rockets planes and submarines capable of carrying nuclear warheads. He notes interplanetary rockets and satellites could enable space threats amid France’s space lag. Officials hope partners will back the idea despite private doubts.
NASA announced the first water drop test of the two man Gemini parachute recovery system completed at Salton Sea California following five earlier land drops at El Centro. The system, designed for water recovery, will be used until a paraglider landing method is developed.
West Berlin called for a quiet memorial marking the second anniversary of the wall while warnings of possible demonstrations surfaced. Officials planned crowd control near Checkpoint Charlie and urged peaceful processions with wreaths on crosses for those killed trying to flee.
The National Bar Association and the American Bar Association discussed placing a Negro on the ABA board of directors to address the integration study Kennedy ordered. NBA leaders said a Negro on the ABA House of Delegates would mark a first, with a committee to pursue the offer to be appointed.
In Oviedo the government ordered mine management to end a lockout and allow 6000 strikers to return to work amid labor tensions during the tourist season. Miners, paid a basic 2.50 daily wage, began a July 5 strike over alleged shortages in a bonus payment, prompting management to lock out workers.
Budapest. Prime Minister and Communist party chief Janos Kad ar condemned Chinese party leaders as sectarians and dogmatists MTI reported yesterday.
A 14 year old Visalia youth stole a car in Madera at 2 a.m. and led Modesto police on a high speed chase reaching 110 mph and running a one way street. He crashed the car near Modesto, escaped through a broken windshield, and was arrested hours later with multiple injuries. He said he had stolen cars before and had to sit on a foot to see over the steering wheel.
The 13 Western states consider a buy Western campaign to raise sales of Western made goods. Robert F. Rose, newly elected chair of the Western States Council for Economic Development, spoke after a Seattle council meeting. He directs state commerce efforts and ordered discussions on federal land ownership with the Western Governors' Conference mining advisory group.
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