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Newspaper

Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1963

Page

6

Las Vegas Sun staff and address listing

A dated Las Vegas Sun masthead lists editorial staff, executives, and office details. It includes names such as H M Greenspun editor and publisher, executive editor Bryn Armstrong, managing editor Joe McClain, sports editor Ross Tucker, and others with city address and association memberships.

Ruthe Deskin Bryn Armstrong Joe McClain Ross Tucker Tamara Andreeva Ded. James Bob Belz Herman Weier Norvell Wood Dee Coakley Las Vegas Nevada Nation Advertising Allan Kiopp Co Chicago Detroit New York San Francisco

City approves traffic policemen at three intersections

The City Commission ordered posting of traffic policemen at three major intersections during rush periods to speed traffic by a whistle blast. The move follows the Las Vegas Sun recommendation and aims to reduce wait times at red lights and manage left turns, with hopes this program expands to other trouble spots.

Sahara and Las Vegas Boulevard Paradise Road The Las Vegas Sun City Commission

Dear John Advice Column Fragments and Reactions

A jumble of letters to Dear John covers art class nudity disputes flirtatious attention and advice questions. readers seek guidance on reality in art while others lament unwanted attention and busybody labels in this lighthearted column.

John Riveria Mexico City

Christine Keeler a Self Made Business Figure in Scandal Era

The article portrays Christine Keeler as a precocious self made businesswoman who leveraged the Profumo scandal into a profitable empire. It cites offers totaling over 250000 pounds in England, a memoir sale to News of the World, and the formation of Christine Keeler Ltd. It notes her connections with high society including ministers and spies while portraying her as a resilient, entrepreneurial figure.

Cleopatra Christine Miss Keeler England News of the World Stephen Ward Lucky Lucano London Stock Exchange Christine Keeler Macmillan Protumo London

Unnamed 23 Year Old Christine Draws Wealth and Fame

The passage portrays Christine as a young, wealthy, and famous woman likened to Ninon de L Enclos and Madame Pompadour. It notes libel restrictions and recalls a quip about how she entered the business, saying she was just lucky and wanted to be accommodating.

Ninon de L'enclos Madame Pompadour Christine

Congress faces test in civil rights battle ahead

The Oklahoma City Times argues that Congress must act on civil rights amid racial tension. It notes past failures due to cloture rules and filibusters and warns that without congressional initiative, the courts and executive orders may shape change.

Congress Legislative Branch Kennedy Toto Executive Branch Senate United States Supreme Court Oklahoma City Times

Kennedy Looks at Space Race and U S Space Image

Edward M Kennedy discusses space exploration as a pivotal venture, comparing it to Columbus discoveries and urging bold US leadership. He cites spending, publicity, and international perception, proposing space outreach like space mobiles and goodwill astronaut tours, including a nonwhite astronaut.

Kennedy Khrushchev Reach Nuclear Test Ban Understanding

President Kennedy and Premier Khrushchev have an understanding in principle to ban atmospheric and underwater nuclear tests and to exchange military missions between NATO and the Warsaw Pact as a first step toward a future non aggression treaty excluding East Germany. The plan, backed by almost all NATO members except France, aims to create a public atmosphere for broader East West agreements.

Washington Kennedy Khrushchev NATO Warsaw Pact France de Gaulle West Germany Adenauer East Germany Spaak Macmillan Cuba Laos West Berlin

NSC position paper signals cautious West German policy

A circulating NSC paper argues for a middle ground with East Germany and warns against permanent division. It supports technical, not official, dealings with East Germany, while urging West Germany to expand contracts with East Germans and avoid recognizing East Germany officially. Congressional leaders demand Senate ratification for any nuclear test ban, warning against informal Soviet pacts.

Kremlin Spaak East Germany Russia National Security Council Germany Congressional Senate Hubert Humphrey Minn Khrushchev Humphrey Harriman Moscow Defense Paul Nitze Roswell Gilpatric Nitze McNamara Army Vance State Department

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H. M. Greenspun Las Vegas Sun, Inc South Main Street Greenspun Ray Germain Robert Belz C. D. James Apra Greenspun Commission Riviera Prince Rainer Ruark Massachusetts Edward M. Kennedy Outer Space United States Washington, D.C Victor Riesel Christopher Columbus Isabella Spain Portugal Europe Outer Space Werner von Braun Moon Earth Valery Valentina Richard Burton Elizabeth Taylor Edward R. Murrow United States Information Service USIR Gordon Cooper USIA Asia Latin America NASA Air Force Interlands Allen -Scoutt Report Paul Henri Spaak Kiev Averell Harriman United Nations
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