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Newspaper

Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1963

Page

10

Ross Hunter Aims for Millionaire Stars In Chalk Garden

Hollywood producer Ross Hunter praises Hollywood culture and pays big salaries to stars while balancing profits. He discusses cost control and star choices for The Chalk Garden featuring Dame Edith Evans Hayley Mills Deborah Kerr Lana Turner and others. He explains profit sharing and fashion for the cast and his new deal with Universal.

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Desert Cabana Plans Reveal Vegas Hotel Casino Showroom

Jay Sarno and partners Bud Adams and Kirk Kerkorian announce a 700 room Desert Cabana to be built opposite the Flamingo, with land owned by Kerkorian and leased to the group. Plans call for a hotel casino and showroom, with Sarno promising immediate construction and later updates.

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Habimah Theater to Tour U S for Eighteen Weeks in 1964

Israel's Habimah Theater the nation's oldest repertory company will perform eighteen weeks in the United States starting February 1964. About half the run will be in New York City with major cities on a later leg of the tour.

New York UPI Israel Habimah Theater United States New York City Pennsylvania Angels U. S. News and World Report

Foam rubber replacing goose down in pillows

In the New York report from UPI, a shift toward latex foam rubber is underway as fabricators replace traditional goose down with foam for pillows. The article notes that about 15 million pounds of latex foam were used in pillow production in the cited year, signaling a growing industry trend.

New York UPI

Walter Winchell Interview Highlights Khrushchev and U S policy

The interview covers Khrushchev's peace promises versus alleged deceit, U S deterrence in Asia, responses to Wall Street regulation, racial tensions, and freedom of press. Winchell criticizes Castro, defends civil rights progress in courts, and argues against censorship while urging responsible public discourse.

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Don Rickles Stars In Sci Fi Thriller X Sneak Preview

Don Rickles, famed for insults, expands into drama in the science fiction thriller X. He plays Crane, a carnivalesque owner who exploits Ray Milland, a scientist with X ray vision. The film features Diana Van Der Viis and others, directed by Roger Corman, with a sneak preview at 2:30 a.m. Friday at the Huntridge Theatre.

Sahara Casbar Rickles Huntridge Theatre Crane Ray Milland Milland Carnival Rickles and Milland Diana van der Viis Harold J. Stone John Hoyt John Dierkes Lorie Summers Vicki Lee Kathryn Hart Carol Key Roger Corman

AEC Delays A Blast in New Mexico

An Atomic Energy Commission spokesman said the underground nuclear explosion Project Coach near Carlsbad New Mexico will be delayed due to technical difficulties. Project Coach is part of the Project Plowshare peaceful uses program. the initial Gnome blast occurred in December 1961. Further details will come from AFC offices in Las Vegas or Washington.

Albuquerque N.M UPI Atomic Energy Commission Carlsbad AFC Las Vegas Nev Washington, D

Eric Johnston in Critical Condition in Washington

Eric Johnston, 66, president of the Motion Picture Association of America, remained in critical condition in Washington after a stroke. Sources said he grew weaker from cerebral thrombosis, hospitalized June 7.

Washington UPI Eric Johnston Motion Picture Association of America Johnston

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