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Newspaper

Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1963

Page

9

Le cocktail and Paris parties reshape life abroad

Max Lerner observes Paris cocktail culture as a social ritual that fills afternoons with literary openings and friendly encounters. He notes late evenings begin at eight, couples often split, and American and French attendees mingle amid de Gaulle talk, cultural exchanges, and hopes for personal escape.

New York Washington Hollywood Paris Scarsdale Aspasia Paris de Gaulle Kennedy New Dehli Nehru Israel Ben- Gurion Heaven Europe Balearics Greece Norwegian Morocco

Space race quote and Moscow visit in Cold War coverage

Lyndon B. Johnson warns against stepping back from space exploration to avoid an iron curtain in space and to secure peace for future generations. Harold Wilson arrives in Moscow to discuss disarmament with Khrushchev, warning that delaying a test ban risks triggering another round of nuclear tests.

College Park Lyndon B. Johnson United States Moscow Labor Party Harold Wilson Nikita S. Khrushchev

North Korea Says Captured Airmen Received Mail Blocked

North Korea replies to UN armistice Commission request by stating two captured American airmen may receive family mail but warns their relatives they were hit in self defense while on a hostile mission under U.S. Eighth Army orders.

Panmumjom Korea North Korea United Nations Military Armistice Commission U.S. Eighth Army

Pope John XXIII Aims to Learn English Early Pontificate

Msgr Alfredo Cavagna quotes the late Pope John XXIII saying he does not seek to give speeches in English but feels he is not being a...

Vatican City Msgr Alfredo Cavagna John XXIII

Profumo affair comments loom over Conservative leadership

Lord Poole, co chairman of the Conservative Party, calls the Profumo episode extremely serious and says it has serious implications for the party's leadership and their task ahead. Christine Keeler is mentioned in relation to John Profumo's history.

U.S Kinsey Paris London Lord Poole Cochairman Conservative Party John Profumo Christine Keeler Nevada

Henry County Courtroom Moves After Ceiling Collapse

The Henry County Circuit Court relocated to new quarters after the courthouse ceiling collapsed. Judges and staff reported no injuries, and a temporary holding area was set up while authorities inspected structural damage and secured the building.

New Castle Ind UPI Henry County Circuit Court

Tranquilizer risk in a worried woman letter

A reader warns of a husband age 46 whose self prescribed tranquilizers have grown to two bottles weekly. Dr Molner cautions about nonprescribed use, urges medical evaluation, and notes pharmacists often check renewals to prevent medicine habit. A second letter asks about a child recovering after mumps then measles and is advised to give time for recovery.

Dr. Molner Dr. Molmer

The vault of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York

A reporter tours the bedrock vault at 33 Liberty Street below Manhattan. Three-key locks, guard marks, a 90-ton cone door, and a high security system protect over 13 billion dollars in gold stored in 118 cages with dual locks and wax seals.

Federal Reserve Bank of New York Liberty Street Manhattan New York Federal Reserve Manhattan Island Reserve Federal Reserve

Beach Footing in Cool Sand Sparks Joyful Sea Walks

A vivid scene of people enjoying a cool wet shoreline with bare feet in the sand. The text captures a carefree urge to approach the sea and savor the beach without disruptions.

Pupils Aid Peace Through School Diplomacy Program

Five hundred thousand elementary and high school students in 47 states and 60 foreign countries participate in the People-to-People School and Classroom Program. Classrooms exchange letters scrapbooks and projects to foster international understanding.

Tary United States

Beer Sale Ban Near State Universities Heads to Law

The Illinois House passed a measure barring the sale of intoxicating beverages within 1,500 feet of state universities. Low point beer is exempt from the restriction.

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