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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1963
Page
12
The interview explores whether racial problems can be solved, noting progress and ongoing struggles. It weighs liberty expansion over time, JFK's Europe trip against De Gaulle, and warns extremists threaten the Bill of Rights. It cites U S military commitments, sugar subsidies, defense costs, and space race stakes.
A Wall Street Journal piece hails Las Vegas tourism, highlighting the Tallyho Hotel as a symbol of broader civic aims beyond gaming. January Jones shines at the Dunes, Ava Gardner slams exes in a candid Mirror piece, and various figures from Dunes and Bally’s are linked to parties, shows, and rumors as Las Vegas booms beyond gambling.
About 640 000 dads will receive time pieces from their families June 16 a 6 percent rise over last year. The trend contributes to an expected $10 million increase in total Father s Day gift buying over last year s $930 million say market researchers at Bulova Watch Co.
Eyewitness humor column features Hy Gardner recounting anecdotes from New Haven and New York transit life. Jokes cover taxes on house calls, broken appliances, vacation plans, golf habits, and the Mets’ standings with a string of punchlines about costs and misadventures.
Six year old Johnny Hunnicutt of Albuquerque won a sports car in a national contest sponsored by the Quality Chelet Dairy Products Association. He said, All my life I’ve wanted a sports car.
Mrs Pullyanna Marqus a widow with four children started work yesterday as the city's first woman mail carrier in Indianapolis Indiana UPI reports. The unusual move sees her delivering mail in a skirt reflecting a progress in local postal services and gender roles.
Chicago police report most auto thefts occur between 9 p.m. and 4 a.m. More than 60 percent of past arrests are under 18. About 75 percent of thieves are joyriders, with theft driven by easy access. Over half of stolen cars had keys in ignition or doors unlocked.
Anthony Downes of Real Estate Research Corp says spending 100000 dollars daily, seven days a week, would require 27.4 years to reach one billion, illustrating the magnitude of government outlays.
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