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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1963
Page
2
President Kennedy emphasizes tax relief in his three messages to Congress as essential to meet his 1960 campaign pledge. The plan would cut individual tax rates by amounts totaling 11 billion dollars annually and corporate taxes by 2.5 billion, financed by 3.5 billion in curbed tax preferences.
North Gulf of Mexico reports severe cold as Tennessee faces 15 below temperatures and Rio Grande Valley fruit and vegetable growers brace for a third hard freeze in 12 days.
Liz Taylor posed in a suede jacket fawn leotards and red topped boots during a chilly studio shoot for Very Important People. She was taken to a clinic from the set with Burton, as Cleopatra delays due to her illnesses while portraying Burton's wife aboard a group stranded at London Airport.
A man debates attending the Governor's Inaugural Ball with his wife as they weigh invitations, gowns, and costs. He recalls press omission, contemplates a personal invitation from the governor, and notes a golden gown worn by Betty Sawyer, First Lady, while considering his own attire and the rising odds of attendance.
A summary of key bills introduced in the 52nd Nevada Legislature session. SJR 1 seeks a congressional constitutional amendment limiting apportionment to states. SB 11 would fund gaming enforcement by direct legislative appropriation. AB 4 proposes statewide bonding standard. AB 5 allows costs to a prevailing employee in NIC suits. AB 8 gives school district eminent domain actions priority in court trial assignments.
Lawmakers weigh keeping a four million dollar end of session balance and whether to support the governor’s reorganization. Critics warn the plan could reshape state administration and cost more. The Senate Finance and Assembly Ways and Means will meet to hear budget director Barrett, as Tyson announces committee picks amid regional balance.
Senator Goldwater may seek a formal inquiry into the Bay of Pigs. Senator Russell says he has a clear view of events from Kennedy and military briefings and believe the invaders expected air cover. The question remains whether air support would come from regular forces or from air cover similar to the Havana raid.
The judge known as a postwar youth camp advocate lived in Las Vegas since 1911 and ran a service station in North Las Vegas then multiple restaurants and beer gardens in Las Vegas and Henderson. At death he was completing a second term as Justice of the Peace at Goodsprings and serving a second year as postmaster. He is survived by his brother Merle of Las Vegas, his parents, and several other children in the east.
The sheriff's office was notified about the stabbing at the Martin home outside city limits. Investigators reported the boy planned the act about a month earlier but claimed he lost his nerve. The elder Martin offered no explanation. He was described as a model student in the Kings Canyon Junior High Ranger Patrol with strong grades and quiet behavior.
Classified notices list job calls for warehouse records clerks payroll clerks and an artist wanted. Listings include homes for sale by owner a rooms rental and contact numbers in Las Vegas Sun format.
Classified ad column lists new brand two bedroom duplex at 741 Ellis St Apt C and mobile homes for sale including a 62 Moon 10x50 one bed unit. Also autos for sale a 1961 Volkswagen with sunroof and a 80s Chevy and a 57 Plymouth. Job listing seeks women sales girl at Furs By Mannis. Local contact numbers provided.
The text lists Las Vegas Sun staff roles with names such as M Greenspun president and Ruthero Odoesaid assistant to publisher, plus executives Tamara Anipreeva and Joe McClain. It notes 3 circulation manager Deer Coakley and advertising manager Norvell Wood, along with printing and postal details and various press associations.
Two statements tied to 8,000 member union note threats against Shue as he contemplates nomination. Witnesses Robert L. Stewart and Joseph R. Whalum say local agents warned them Dec 6 7 to avoid work for Shue and that they would be taken care of. Sheriff’s office monitors Shue residence while Bramiet dismisses the reports as cheap publicity.
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