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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1963
Page
1
The fragment hints at a space date awaiting confirmation with references to A’ Faun and Hank Greenspun. The readable portions mention orbiting red dozes and a standby status, suggesting a science or space journalism note with emerging schedule details.
President Kennedy urged management and labor to delay actions for 23 days and work toward a solution by July 10. He warned Congress may be asked to act if no deal is reached, signaling possible new legislation to protect public rail transport and free bargaining. The White House meeting aimed to avert a nationwide walkout as a looming midnight deadline approached.
A 28 year old space pilot maintained in orbit for a potential record voyage and an anticipated first cosmic rendezvous with a woman. He reportedly floated within the cabin after freeing himself from his chair during the 18th orbit while Moscow radio noted possible communications interference with ground control.
The piece defends sheriff deputies seizing Tanner Motor Tours equipment amid rising county back fees now exceeding 140000 dollars after 13 years of neglect. It labels Tanner a transportation monopoly, criticizes rate disputes, and notes court actions over exclusive franchises while others offer higher fees.
Cardinals in violet robes fill the Basilica apse as final Masses prepare sacred rites before the pope delivers his address. The scene contrasts ceremonial attire with the solemn mood of the gathering inside the basilica.
Former district judge Richard Hanna urged Storey County Commissioners to launch a grand jury inquiry into city and county government. He cited a juvenile delinquency problem and argued the probe should cover all facets of local government, noting 15 years since a prior examination. Hanna said dissatisfied citizens supported the move and that he had discussed it with a district judge.
Western Nevada plumbers ended a two week strike by accepting an offer of 1.05 per hour raise over nine months. Spokesmen said an immediate 65 cent raise and a 40 cent raise on January 1 bring Reno area wages to 6.22 and Lake Tahoe to 6.57 per hour.
London UPI reports Health Minister Enoch Powell publicly backed Prime Minister Harold Macmillan amid the Profumo scandal debate. Powell, rumored to resign, urged party unity and affirmed Macmillan's personal integrity, signaling a pivotal show of support before tomorrow's Commons session.
Soviet Premier Khrushchev signals potential new hurdle in nuclear test ban talks as U.S. officials await his next moves. He may seek to shape bargaining dynamics ahead of mid July trilateral discussions with the United States and Britain.
In Jackson Mississippi a 20 block mourning march and funeral service for Medgar Evers drew about 500 demonstrators led by two white professors. They taunted police shouting Shoot shoot shoot prompting riot police to arrest many as rocks and bottles flew. Mayor Thompson urged residents to stay away from downtown.
Authorities issued a bench warrant for 44 year old actor Lawrence Tierney for failing to appear for trial on battery and disturbing the peace charges. The case stems from a May 12 soda clerk tussle and an alleged drive with a Hollywood housewife, Sylvia Tobias.
In Cambridge Maryland tense talks between white and Negro leaders unfold under near martial law as the NAACP warns of renewed mobilization if desegregation demands on schools, restaurants, and city jobs go unmet by next Friday. Mary land Gov Tawes ordered the meeting to curb violence after national guardsmen patrolled the town. Reginald Robinson and Mayor Mowbray led negotiations with Gen Gelston and Col Tawes overseeing the guardsmen.
New York United Press International reports doctors treating 88 year old Herbert Hoover for anemia and an intestinal bleeding say there has been improvement. The bulletin notes no evidence of continued bleeding, but Hoover remains seriously ill though more alert and capable of daily desk work than yesterday.
In Moscow the Soviet press and radio adopted Western style reporting about cosmonaut Valery Bykovsky. A Red Star writer said his first impression was unfavorable yet he praised his piloting. Gherman Titov described Bykovsky as a spirited, boyish 28-year-old capable pilot.
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