Coast to Coast Dining Reels in Hollywood Market Thrills
Reporter recounts lavish LA coast dining crawl with stops at the Ench's Market in Hollywood and Monaco, including clam chowder at Skipper Clif Erd's and Abalone Irwin. A French feast at La Parisienne and a Japanese tea house visit near Kaw Puku are noted before returning to Las Vegas. Frankie Avalon and Joey host Villa D'Esta moments.
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Clenga
Maryland
Sahara
Irwin
la Parisienne
Duffee
Monte
Rene Nariotti
Stelle
Jean ‘Roe
Bourgogne
Portugal
L.A
Ned
Vegas
L.V. Bivd
Estaurant
Daily Helpful
Kim
Dioene
Yex
Joey
Connation Center
Elegant
Prisoner given jail and prison terms on assault and robbery
District Judge Peter Breen sentenced Carter to 90 days in county jail for the assault and five to seven years for the robbery on May 18, 1962. Carter claimed double jeopardy and asked for discharge. officials noted holds in other jurisdictions mean he may not be free long.
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Peter Breen
Carter
Gregory
Labor Talks Continue After Union Meetings
Prof Dunlop plans further discussions with union representatives then with management. Oscar Smith, AEC labor consultant, returns to Washington amid dissatisfaction voiced by local labor figures who say the master agreement for all crafts had not been approved. Return plans for Smith and Dunlop remain unconfirmed.
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Dunlop
Oscar Smith
Atomic Energy Commission
Washington
Smith
Grain aid viewpoint at Red Cross ports in Algeria
Washington officials regret a decision on grain delivery to newly independent Algeria. The Red Cross should use open ports for shipment as thousands of refugees rely on grain, with distribution via government surpluses and aid groups including the League of Red Cross Societies, Church World Service, and the National Catholic Welfare Conference.
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Gleason
United States
Red Cross
Kramer
Algeria
France
League of Red Cross Societies
Church World Service
National Catholic Welfare Conference
President Kennedy Cancels News Conference
President Kennedy abruptly canceled the news conference planned for next Wednesday due to the heavy volume of messages he will send to Congress over the next two weeks.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Congress
Newspaper Strike Shrinks Nation's Daily Circulation
The ITU strike began December 8 cutting one tenth of U S newspaper circulation. Nine papers including News Times Mirror World Telegram Sun Herald Tribune Journal American Post Long Island Press and Long Island Star Journal closed. Thirteen pressmen sue publishers for 6.6 million alleging restraint of commerce.
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ITU
New York Publishers Association
Daily News
F. M. Flynn
New York Printing Pressmen's Union
The
Publishers Association
Nine Newspapers
Pub
News, Times, Mirror, World Telegram and Sun
Herald Tribune
Journal American
Post
Long Island Press
Long Island Star-Journal
Italian Doctors and Pharmacists Stage 48 Hour Strike
In Italy 33,000 doctors walked off for 48 hours leaving few on duty for emergencies. Pharmacists joined the action for two hours refusing most prescriptions except emergencies and said they would strike again to protest excessive paperwork.
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Rome
UPI
Italy
Kennedy to Visit Central America in March or April
The White House said President Kennedy will likely visit Costa Rica in March or April for meetings with Central American leaders. No firm date has been set, Press Secretary Pierre Salinger said.
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Washington
UPS
White House
Kennedy
Costa Rica
Pierre Salinger
Modesty Not Larceny Clears Hairspray Shoplifting Charge
In Memphis Tennessee Mrs Barbara Kann 23 told Judge Beverly Boushe she concealed a can of hairspray under her coat after her blouse opened during a store encounter. She insisted she intended to pay and the shoplifting charge was dismissed.
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Memphis
Tenn
UPI
Barbara Kann
Beverly Boushe
Union Wages Up in Cities as Hike Averaged 14 Cents
Union construction workers in major cities earned an average of 14 cents more per hour during the 12 months ending July 1, according to UPI sourced data.
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Washington
UPI
Help Wanted Burroughs Corporation Las Vegas Ad
Burroughs Corporation seeks young men with technical training and high school education for training driven positions. On the job training, employee benefits, and advancement offered. Local interview by Mr C H Butler at Star Dust Hotel or by writing resume to P O Box 2109 Las Vegas. Equal opportunity employer.
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C. H. Butler
Stardust
Burroughs Corp. P.O
Las Vegas
Equal Opportunity
Burroughs Corporation— & Reader
J. D. Reaser
D. D. Reaser
Burroughs Corp
P.O. Box
Help Wanted and Real Estate Classified Fragments
Classified notices for Burroughs Corp sales position in Las Vegas and multiple housing rental and sale listings. Includes help wanted for men and women, babysitter and licensed child care, apartment rentals, and homes for sale with down payment options and broker contacts.
Health Officer Expected to Be Appointed Here
Henderson officials expect to appoint a health officer after a doctors conference on Wednesday. Mayor William Byrne said four recommendations will be submitted to the mayor due to a doctor shortage. The city must appoint a health officer and a three member board. they may add the new owner of Denton’s drug store to the board. County Health Doctor Dr. Gibson said county help is available if needed as Henderson remains in the county district.
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Henderson
William Byrne
Byrne
Board of Health
Mike Ocallahan
J. A. Coogan
Denton
Denton's
Gibson
County Health Department
Deep Freeze Sweeps West to Texas and Midwest
A severe Arctic outbreak cripples schools from New Mexico to Minnesota as temperatures plunge to sub zero levels. Drummond Montana hits 39 below, Denver records 18 below, and misty fronts spawn near blizzards, causing road closures and widespread travel disruption. A tornado devastates Springhill Tennessee injuring several and damaging businesses.
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Mont
Rio Grande Valley
New Mexico
Minnesota
Springhill
Tenn
Louisiana
Mississippi
Alabama
Tennessee
Ohio Valley
New Mexico Rockies
New England
Mercury
Drummond
Clovis
Raton
Mexican Weather Bureau
Gulf Ports
Texas
Dallas
Texas Panhandle
Rusk Discusses Cuba Policy During Briefing
Secretary Rusk outlined U.S. aims to protect Western Hemisphere nations from Castro aggression and noted no commitment against a Cuban invasion. He said Soviet missiles and bombers appear withdrawn, despite refugee reports, and referenced aid restrictions tied to Cuba. Fulbright and Aiken urged further answers on the situation while noting Latin treaty obligations.
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Rusk
Cuba
United States
Castro
U.S
Latin America
Fulbright
George D. Aiken
D-Vt
House
Senate
Las Vegas Sun Masthead and affiliations
The Las Vegas Sun announces its staff roles led by H. M. Greenspun as publisher and Bryn Armstrong as executive editor. The masthead lists editors and managers including Joe McClain Tamara Anureeva C. D. James Bob Belz Norvell Wood Dee Coakley and others with daily and Sunday publication at 900 South Main Street Las Vegas Nevada. The paper is a First Class matter and part of United Press International and Nevada State Press Association with national advertising representation by The Allen Klapp Co. Subscription and copy rates are noted.
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Ruthe Deskin
Bryn Armstrong
Joe McClain
Tamara Anureeva
C. D. James
Bob Belz
Norvell Wood
Dee Coakley
The
Las Vegas Sun, Inc
South Main Street
Las Vegas
Nevada
Congress
Allen Klapp Co
Chicago
Detroit
New York
Sanrancisco
United Press International
Nevada State Press Association
A California
Eet Publishers Associatation Ad Audit Bureau of
Cleaehacien
Congo unrest deepens as Tshombe seeks Katanga return
Tshombe travels 110 miles to Mokambo to rally aides while a UN armored column advances toward Kolwezi. A Katanga minister returns with Tshombe, but Munongo rejects the move and seeks Northern Rhodesia travel to Kolwezi. Union Miniere warns of dam blasts causing regional devastation and economic collapse. Casualties in Kasai rise with 400 to 500 killed in the past week.
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Ing
Kolwezi
Sakania
Katanga
Tshombe
Mokambo
Leopoldville
Kiembe
Munongo
Elisabethville
Northern Rhodesia
Union Miniere
U.N
Kasai
Murder claim tied to buckle clue in Long Beach case
A murder case centers on a buckle marked "B. G." with county pathologist Dr. James Clarke awaiting final findings to fix time of death. LA police assist as deputies probe the prospector's murky past. the deceased, a married man, left a Wisconsin widow. The man had applied in 1944 to be a Long Beach special policeman.
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B. G
James Clarke
Brown
Los Angeles
Goltbehnet i
Wisconsin
Long Beach
Where I Stand on Local Controversy in Las Vegas
The writer, back in Las Vegas, states no stance yet on local controversy. He arrived Jan 2 and emphasizes humility, high journalistic principles, and a demand for full facts before forming conclusions. He notes kindness from readers and editors while avoiding preconceptions until evidence is complete.
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Las Vegas
the Sun
Mny
SUN
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