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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1963
Page
2
The exchange stresses eliminating hotbeds of tension and expanding businesslike cooperation to achieve universal peace. Kennedy replies that American independence linked to a world of peace and hopes for a just, lasting global peace. He spent the afternoon with family aboard the Honey Fitz yacht, a rare cruise in recent months.
The Independence Day weekend saw racial strife nationwide as 400 national guardsmen remained in Cambridge Maryland through the weekend under limited martial law with a curfew, bans on demonstrations, and liquor sale prohibition. Police requested guards stay after threats of renewed demonstrations as desegregation efforts and better opportunities for Negroes faced pressure in the town. Freedom riders from New York had planned to enter Cambridge but were blocked by guardsmen.
Patterson compares the Black Muslim movement to the Ku Klux Klan and calls for its ban. He recalls a Birmingham trip with Jackie Robinson, describing police hostility and feeling hunted by officers, likening himself to an animal in a jungle.
Carol Dettman a 19 year old six foot one Milwaukee secretary and member of the Toppers Club was chosen Miss Tall U.S.A. at the 17th annual convention of the American Affiliation of Talk Clubs attended by over 250 people from 29 states. The pageant set minimum heights of five foot ten for women and six foot two for men.
A speaker rails against digitalized prefixes and federal data demands. He ridicules social security numbers ZIP codes and employer IDs while listing numerous numeric identifiers. He warns about sleepless nights from constant data tracking and mocks government overreach.
United Press International reports 22 deaths during the July Fourth holiday period in California. Eleven fatalities occurred in Southern California and eleven in Northern California. Six drownings plus two boating deaths and three other mishaps are listed among the casualties.
The legislative Yuan passed a bill that could impose the death penalty on government embezzlers. The anti corruption measure, introduced after corruption disclosures, will be sent to President Chiang Kai-Shek who is expected to sign it. It targets government officials and those charged with public functions.
Chinese delegates in Moscow for talks lasting about ten days raise hopes for a thaw. Khrushchev and Mao-Tze-tung sent no meeting, while Suslov leads the Soviet team and Teng Hsiao-ping heads the Chinese delegation. The dispute centers on a Chinese document attacking Khrushchev and Soviet policy, provoking protests from Beijing and heightened Cold War tensions.
At the 26th International Conference on Public Education in Geneva Afro Arab delegates staged a walkout over Portugal and South Africa policies. African and Arab groups exited the plenary. Soviet delegates briefly debated then stayed, while other Communist nations followed the Soviets. The session closed amid uncertainty about resumption. Delegates noted the resolution's disputed legality and efforts to restart talks.
Hopes Brigten electricians walked off their jobs at the test site on June 26 after a dispute with Reynolds over a transportation issue and the firing of several electricians.
Coast Guard searched overnight for two men missing since Wednesday after leaving Makena in a 16 foot outboard skiff. Identified as Carlos Andrea 65 of Thornton California and Joseph Jason 57 of Kakena Maui. Andrea formerly resided on Maui and was visiting. They were due back by 4 p.m. Wednesday.
An unknown fourth of July prankster fired a military type tear gas projectile into the Wonder Cafe in downtown Visalia. About 4 percent of patrons, tearfully evacuated as firefighters identified the device used in a training exercise.
NAACP leadership in Detroit clashed as Del Rio said delegates were angered by a refusal to share funds from a mass Detroit march. The body backed a resolution to expand direct action tactics while denying an official apology to Chicago Mayor Daley.
The agenda was sent last May after Pope John approved it. Cardinal Suenens read the revised schemata from the commission on doctrine faith and customs and gave his opinions. Cardinal Browne spoke in the schemata and the coordinating commission approved Felied’s proposals to improve the information service. Details were not disclosed.
A jumble of job and housing notices includes women sought for general housework and wedding help, part time maintenance for apartments, telephone sales, babysitting, and various open houses and land sales. Contact numbers and local addresses appear throughout for Las Vegas area residents and nearby communities.
Classified ads offer furnished apartments for rent and sale across many types including 1 bedroom units with utilities, parking, and proximity to downtown. Listings include prices from $50 to $118 monthly for mobile homes, various addresses, contact phones, and notes on amenities and immediate occupancy.
Webb source says financiers can invest in gambling ventures without screening each stockholder, noting it only slowed financing. He adds strong possibility negotiations will conclude soon for the purchase of 411 acres south of Sahara Avenue and east of Paradise Road.
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