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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1963
Page
2
Publisher Hank Greenspun writes from absent status at the SUN sharing witty notes on Christine Keeler scandal remarks and British press phrases. The piece closes with a reflective poem about regrets and a line about his wife being a saint.
Astronauts continuing from page 10 learn to turn the capsule into a shelter and fashion an Arabian hood to shield from the sun. They study travel signals food and water gathering and how to signal. Lectures cover desert expectations people and animals, with compact survival kits limited to jammed planners.
The Senate Manpower subcommittee approved two civil rights bills not submitted by the President. One would grow the 1964 spending authorization for the Manpower Retaining act by 161 million dollars by removing state matching requirements. The second bill would fund rudimentary literacy training for up to 52 weeks while lowering eligibility age to 16 to include dropouts.
Staggers warns of broader moves toward nationalizing railways while Congress debates Kennedy backed bill. Rep Bennett urges more bargaining time as AFL-CIO proposes a no strike period under Senate House committee scrutiny. If Congress fails by August 29 or talks stall, railroads threaten to impose new work rules and brotherhoods warn of possible strikes.
A federal judge blocked anti government picketing at the Nevada Test Site after Reynolds Electrical and Engineering Co. faced claims of contract violations and on site pay cuts. Pan Am takes over support work for rocket development while NRDS recruiting continues. about 100 tradesmen walk off in protest. Nye County deputy sheriff remains on scene to prevent violence.
Treasury Secretary Douglas Dillon told the committee that the national debt would rise above 309 billion when the 30th issue occurs, allowing government operations to continue.
Prime Minister Macmillan faces renewed questions after Lord Heaths claim that Philby warned Burgess and MacLean of suspicion and admitted Soviet work in World War II. Labour presses security issues as MPs brace for further inquiries before the summer recess amid a coalition with Wilson.
North Koreans opened fire killing Larson and a police officer, leading to a one hour firefight. South Korean police killed two North Koreans and later one more during a ridge encounter. Four bodies wore North Korean uniforms. a civilian agent may be among them. Weapons and gear recovered. UNC cautions intruders may remain at large. State Department notes possible links to wider Asian developments.
Glasgow report confirms Mrs Ellen Kelly age 4 days gave birth again to her seventeenth child yesterday in Glasgow Scotland at local hospital. The unusual case draws attention from authorities and medical staff.
Officials report 831 bodies recovered in Skopje with 700 more believed buried. About 2,170 injured. rescuers found 13 survivors in a tunnel near the railway station. Army demolition crews leveled rubble as government vows to rebuild nearby while debt relief and cement production resume.
Henry Buse, a milkman of 872 King Richard Dr, sustained injuries to his right arm and leg after a car driven by a 17 year old Las Vegas youth failed to yield to his truck. Police said the impact caused the truck to skid and topple onto its left side, sliding 30 feet with Cortin pinned beneath it.
Lost and found item near Richins Dogge Cirrye describes a small silver miniature female poodle with Dutch trim. Multiple help wanted, babysitting, and housing rental notices list contact numbers and brief job or lodging details. Some entries include dental assistant, housework, live-in care, and real estate listings with prices and street addresses.
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