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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1963
Page
8
A fragment from the Las Vegas Sun shows masthead details with editor and publisher, staff roles, and office locations. It lists H M Greenspun as editor and publisher, and names staff such as Bryn Armstrong and Ross Tucker along with advertising and circulation roles.
The piece argues Senator Barry Goldwater must distance himself from the Birch Society and the radical right to be a serious Republican candidate. It condemns extreme saber rattling on Cuba and China and warns that nominating a war party could help the Democrats. It cites Governor Nelson Rockefeller urging civil rights support and caution against fringe groups dominating US foreign policy.
A humorous ramble on clumsy work with household tools and machines. The narrator mocks self reliance in a DIY age, praising skilled craftsmen and professional help while recounting dozens of comic accidents and failed attempts with tape, zippers, desks, and typewriters.
A collage of quips and observations on travel seats for home use, Khrushchev, Joe Davis receiving the Order of the British Empire, Babe Ruth, domestic meals, honorary degrees, and urban preservation efforts as a light column.
Art Buchwald argues the 88th Congress passed a boiled peanut exemption bill, defending Congress against critics by noting debates over peanuts, farm subsidies, and broader agricultural policy. He mocks objections while highlighting lawmakers and the bill's impact on farmers and policy.
Mint Yes, general manager, notes a circus brings boyish hankering and shared joy to young and old. A parade, lights, music, and animals spark childhood memories and fun for adults and children alike at Tropicana Hotel publicity events.
Ken Jones and Ray DePlue invite readers to submit questions as the Las Vegas Shrine Club plans a circus at the Convention Center Friday and Saturday. Ross Miller notes his ongoing desire to attend with his four kids, highlighting a family friendly event.
Khrushchev argues for rapid automation to boost consumer goods as Moscow faces chronic agricultural shortfalls. Russia expands cybernetics and data processing institutes, produces shoes, clothing, and TVs, while Western societies debate tech risks.
The excerpt mocks political and judicial institutions with vivid color imagery and accuses funding from New York Jewish bankers. It frames a satirical or polemical view of influence over the White House and Supreme Court.
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