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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1964
Page
10
The Las Vegas Sun lists subscription rates for one, three, six and twelve months with editors named and notes that rates apply to the continental United States only and that all mail subscriptions must be prepaid.
New York report covers Lanny Ross singing at Col Eddie Eagen's Astor dinner honoring Jack Dempsey and Gene Tunney. He riffs on 1927 pugilistic songs, ends with Rodgers and Hart tribute to the moment Dempsey and Tunney touched gloves. A parallel anecdote features a pheasant death after a French West Indian neighbor helps it to safety. Actress Eugenie Rawls tapes a 1903 White House scene while invited to a State Department buffet is planned.
A 7:45 a.m. phone call from Judge Sexton unsettles the narrator who learns of a humorous mix up about Fayetteville versus Little Rock as the judge gently ribbed him about mistaken state capital during a Christmas season moment.
McCall's January issue urges parents to foster a strong learning instinct in kids. Experts say children must adapt to lifelong learning, frequent job changes, and greater leisure, with guidance ranging from inquisitive questions to open world affairs discussions and engaging family activities.
A reader seeks help for anxiety about a lurking danger behind him while another asks John to identify the horse ridden by Lady Godiva. The bartender’s crowd debates the historic detail, prompting a light note about the mystery of the horse.
Harold Wilson uses an American style campaign with spotlights and entertainment and seeks close ties with the United States while pursuing NATO unity and a looser nuclear stance. He faces a razor thin House of Commons majority and hints at possible early elections as his government stabilizes amid a financial crisis.
Poem by Richard Cumberland 1732 1811 presents paradox of affection and impending farewell. Poet laments parting from the world while acknowledging assurances once trusted. Wealth of sentiment and measured sorrow characterize the verse.
The speaker describes a judge uncovering a grave error after a plea of nolo contendere was entered. The judge accepts the plea with a proviso to correct the error promptly to prevent misleading youth who might trust the source more than Rand McNally.
The piece profiles Judge Sexton, a Nevadan jurist based in Eureka and Lander Counties who also spends time in Las Vegas. It details his family history, the Palisade town he owns, and his rail-passionate forebears who challenged the Overland Limited with a tiny engine.
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