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Newspaper

Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1963

Page

2

Las Vegas night scene with magical LV witch tale

A verbose local column sketches a moonlit Las Vegas night involving a two legged wolf and a petite blonde who boasts she is a magical LV witch. The piece wanders through taverns, a motel twist, and assorted diners at landmark spots while teasing future home plans and city life.

Wolf Dell Whcih L.V Las Vegas Villa Desta Desta Joey Tops

Tax Cuts Seen By Kennedy Facing Congress in 1964 Budget

Congressional insiders expect President Kennedy to push through individual and corporate tax cuts as part of the fiscal 1964 budget. They warn the plan may be altered and not completed before October, with further elaboration due when the budget is sent to Congress.

Kennedy Congress

Estate of KEFISR SSOth Creditor Notice

In the Fifth Judicial District Court of Nevada Clark County No 177 40 Yeept TN PX TIP matter of the estate of KEFISR SsoTH to creditor three months after first publication creditors must file claims with vouchers with the Clerk of the Court Jama 16 AD 1983 dated George Keeler G White Coulthard fee attorney for the estate clerk Jane Pantouttt deputy clerk Pub Jan 1 Feb 6 1983

Fidhth Jedictal District Court State of Neveds County of Clark Ertate OF Ethe M Kefissr Aioe George Keeler

Russian troops remain in Cuba say generals in Florida

Gen Lucius Clay, Boca Raton board chairman, says substantial Soviet tank forces are still in Cuba but withdrawal is expected soon. He warns the Cuban situation will stay quiet while economic pressures strain the Castro regime and notes Castro rejected an international inspection plan, trusting US intelligence.

Boca Raton Fia Lucius Clay Cuba Continental Can Co Clay Fidel Castro United States

Walkout continues as unions press for higher wages

In New York City mediators met with both sides as the waterfront strike enters its 24th day. The ILA seeks a 55 cent hourly rise while a 23 cent offer is on the table. Demonstrations at Times Square rallied support for the Typographical Union and pressed publishers amid reduced newspaper operations citywide.

New York City James Reynolds ILA Bertram A. Powers New York Times Times Square Harry van Aradale New York City Central Labor Council Labor

Where I Stand Infiltration and scrutiny of city leadership

A columnist vents at federal investigators and local corruption claims while defending the community and its leaders. He acknowledges risk in exposing faults and warns against harboring disreputable figures within city ranks.

Grenade in Phuoc Tuy Circus Kills Six, Injures Fifty Six

An unidentified man threw a hand grenade into a crowd at a circus in Phuoc Tuy Province. Six people were killed and 56 injured before the attacker fled, with police finding another unexploded grenade nearby. Phuoc Tuy is southeast of Saigon.

Saigon South Viet Nam UPD Phuoc Tuy Phuoce Tuy Province

Vice President Highlights Rural Electrification Role Abroad

Vice President and Rep Harold T Johnson California spoke on Americas opportunities in natural resource development. REA Administrator Norman M Clapp noted rural electric cooperatives depend on power supply territorial integrity and rural development. Panels and an audience Q A session followed with government officials answering questions. Miss Rural Electrification was selected tonight at the Convention Center.

Harold T. Johnson California Haney Agriculture Ville Freeman Johnson America REA Norman M. Clapp Evernment Convention Center

Morton to Head GOP Campaigns

Washington, UPI report says Senate Republicans chose Sen Thruston B Morton to lead the Senate GOP Campaign Committee for two years. Morton was reelected in November and succeeds Sen Barry Goldwater who may seek reelection next year. The party also reelected Sen Rourke B Hickenlooper as chairman of the GOP Policy Committee.

Britain considers recognizing Yemen revolution regime

London sources say Britain has not yet recognized the Yemeni revolutionary regime but recent diplomatic activity suggests Britain may grant diplomatic recognition to the new government that toppled the Imam last September. The British minister to Yemen has been recalled to London for consultations.

London UPD Christopher Gandy Yemen Britain Iman

Dirksen Pushes Compulsory Arbitration for Maritime Strikes

Senate Republican Leader Everett Dirksen introduced a bill to make arbitration of maritime strikes compulsory. The move targets the Longshoremen's strike that has halted shipping in Gulf and East Coast ports since December 23.

Washington UPT Senate Everett M. Dirksen, Jr Gulf East Coast

Mexico chief insists no casino gambling under Mateos term

The article reports that Lopez Mateos opposes casino gambling and will not yield to pressure before his term ends on Nov 30, 1964. It notes a push by Acapulco interests to open a casino, arguing tourism profits, while officials stress tourism should not rely on vice. It mentions 36 local groups backing immediate casino approval and the potential influence of Nevada interests.

Per Mateos Mexico Acapulco Lopes Mateos Lopez Mateos Congress Pacific Coast Las Vegas Inot Nevada

Electricians Union Seeks Workplace Relocation

The Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 357 reports a December notice of a move for a new work site. A Joint Conference Committee would attempt settlement, then the Council for Industrial Relations for the Electrical Construction industry if no accord is reached. Pending steps, management maintains work under the prevailing agreement.

Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Reynolds Company Council For Industrial Relations

Fragmentary OCR Note Card

An unreadable OCR fragment provides no clear event or names. The legible portion hints at a brief notice or listing but lacks sufficient details to identify persons places or organizations.

Miscellaneous firewood for sale and used autos

Murtcal in trimente accordion 120 bass 12 ewitchies original cost 1600 sells for 476. Miscellaneous firewood for sale contact 278 708. Three trucks 62 Ford 4 ten pickup V4metic custom cab radio heater mirrors signs bumper wheels etc. Low mileage. 4201 Lac Lamar 878 1963. 7 Chev autos for sale 1981 Chev stick shift good condition. MT 6488.

Pi . Murtcal Trimente Jesshan Lac Lamar Sak

Railroad Passings Evident in Investigation of Card Shuffle

Railroad authorities report that board agents observed a dealer marked as “21” using a marked deck and dealing seconds. The incident involved a sequence of suspicious shuffles and alleged manipulation to mislead players. Authorities are reviewing surveillance and interviewing witnesses to determine involvement and motive.

Newspaper staff roster for publication department

The list names Ruthe Debain assistant to the publisher Bryn Armstrong executive editor Joe McClain managing editor Tamara Anureeva Scene editor C D James business manager Bob Belz advertising manager Norvell Wood circulation manager Der Coakley classified manager.

Ruthe Debain Ohe Bryn Armstrong Joe McClain Tamara Anureeva C. D. James Bob Belz Norvell Wood der Coakley

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