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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1963
Page
4
A baffling domestic tale unfolds as a Strip pit boss refuses a winter suit while his wife impulsively buys a costly dress downtown at Fanny's. The husband flatly questions the expense, and the wife retorts with a quip about a new salt, revealing the era’s cheeky tone and marital tensions.
A local note highlights Eddie Trascher as host at Ringside a popular late night drinking and pool spot on 1516 L V Bird. It invites patrons to visit any hour for brews, a stool, and game of pool while praising the venue as hot and welcoming.
Hollywood gossip column notes TV producer David Susskind slams Tony Curtis calling him a pretentious loudmouth while Curtis reportedly plans to marry Christine Kaufman. The piece recalls Curtis remarking on a closed circuit TV show about Forty Pounds of Trouble.
A collage of Las Vegas showbiz notes from the Thunderbird, Flamingo, Sahara, and New Frontier. Cesare Siepi visits Las Vegas for the first time, while other stars like Betty Grable, Bobby Darin, Connie Francis, Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, and Sammy Davis Jr. are profiled. The piece also mentions Ed Wynn, Ed Sullivan mispronunciations, and local venue happenings as of the Sunday edition.
Walter Winchell surveys a spring probe of the TV industry by Sen. Russell Longs Subcommittee as 3 network presidents face scrutiny. He notes JFK era friction, Khrushchev’s church overtures, Polaris fears, and a jungle of gossip about stars, marriages, and media power across Hollywood and New York.
A garbled cast of names hints Hepburn and Snodgrass as a steady tennis duo while a Met big bus and a famed soprano ride alongside. The State Liquor Authority plans a March crackdown hitting about ten midtown licenses with suspensions for ninety more.
A short column argues that kinship still aids success in politics and business as readers share anecdotes about connections shaping opportunities and outcomes. The piece reflects on networking advantages and social capital across communities.
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