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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1963
Page
10
Walter Winchell surveys the Profumo case and a global Communist network using deception and coercion. He warns of espionage, blackmail, and violence, questions civil rights for bigots, and analyzes the Cold War, Western alliances, and Khrushchev’s shifting tactics.
The text reflects cautious optimism toward a nuclear test ban while warning against naive hopes. It recalls Geneva debates and Khrushchev's 1961 unilateral end of talks, calling it a diplomatic Pearl Harbor. It also praises a steel labor agreement as a three part triumph for labor, management, and the public.
The piece argues youth unemployment is at historic highs, risking social unrest, and calls redirecting foreign aid to domestic jobs. It notes De Gaulle’s cold war stance and France curbing U S investments, while warning rising future tax rates due to expanding national debt and Social Security tax increases.
James Reston notes only one Black law clerk in Supreme Court history citing barriers of money and education to Harvard or Yale. He argues discrimination shapes racial equality challenges and the path to prestigious clerking remains blocked for many despite merit.
A fragmented listing shows Mont Hotel featuring The Newton Brothers with The Fabulous Jets and an emblems act at 10 am to 67 pm, unclear schedule details. The sparse text mentions Jery Allen and Cont. 10am.
A New York supermarket fitted brakes on the right rear wheels of customer carts to keep carts from rolling down a sloped parking lot. The measure aims to prevent runaway carts and improve safety for shoppers.
Gossip item recalls Goulet press stunts and Las Vegas show plans. Mentions Carol Lawrence rumors, Frankie Fontaine bidding battles, Dorothy Provine at Riviera, George Burns and Daisy Provine, and Flower Drum Song Broadway success in Vegas. Includes a cheeky exchange with Hank Greenspun letters and Ralph Pearl TV Clambari signoff.
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