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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1963
Page
7
Washington reporters trace a 500 post cut at FAA headquarters to an economy push that critics say will hinder air safety progress. ATCA warns most gains came before Halaby, noting outsiders fill many new roles and question practical fixes.
Dr Molner advises evaluation by an orthopedic surgeon for pigeon breast deformity and early surgery if needed. He discusses ear noises from nerves or chronic infections and notes the importance of patient history for accurate diagnosis. Aleson of keloids and degenerated spine are touched with guidance on treatment options.
Mrs. Carroll Hanna joins three other Tulsa housewives who will remarry their husbands due to an Arkansas law invalidating their first weddings. The women say they are nervous and confused, though their children are enjoying the situation.
Reader argues federal and local tax increases hit individuals and businesses harder in 1963. Social security taxes rose to 11 percent combined, states raise sales and income taxes, and a broad tax cut seems unlikely. The piece calls for across the board federal income tax relief to sustain consumer and business spending and economic growth.
A humorous column critiques military and civilian roles in sports and daily life. It notes Annapolis civilians, Navy PT boats, and shifts in work and home life. The piece remarks on comfort, government role, and modernization with satirical observations.
A casual late night talk among neighbors questioned whether the hum of the nearby air conditioner actually makes a person feel warmer. The exchange touched on comfort, noise, and social vibes in the block.
The post office celebrates 100 years of city mail delivery by issuing a first humorous stamp series. The stamps are described as light hearted with playful designs though some details remain unclear.
A taut relief pitcher delivers strong innings under tight pressure, showing composure and accuracy. The performance steadies the game, keeping the lead intact as the bullpen handles late-inning threats.
An unclear sentence fragment notes the president tied with others and out of town, with no coherent action or context readable. No concrete names, dates, places, or organizations are identifiable.
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