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Newspaper

Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1963

Page

12

Goldwater Opines On Presidential Race And Conservative Turn

Senator Barry Goldwater in an interview with United Press International says he has not decided whether to seek the Republican nomination but grows convinced a conservative can beat Kennedy in 1964. He urges patience, notes party regulars’ support, and discusses southern states rights versus integration and the path to civil rights legislation.

Washington UPI Barry Goldwater Kennedy Arizona United Press International Goldwater Air Force Reserve Nixon South Republican Party White House

Bishop Pike Attacks High Court Prayer Ruling

Episcopal Bishop James A. Pike of California denounces the Supreme Court decision on prayer and Bible reading as not neutral, arguing it imposes secularism on public schools. He, a former lawyer, notes secularism is a religion and urges citizens to seek a First Amendment restatement or local parental choice on school practices.

San Francisco UPI Episcopal James A. Pike California Supreme Court Maryland

Father of Eight Killed by Car in California

Willie Fulus Stewart, 44, a Fort Worth truck driver and father of eight, was struck and killed while crossing U S 99 near Clinton Overpass. Abraham Lurk, 18, of Lakeview Terrace said he did not see Stewart before the collision. Lurk was not cited. Stewart had parked his truck off the highway and may have been crossing to an all night restaurant.

Presno Calif UPI Willie Fulus Stewart Fort Worth Tex U. S. 99 Freeway Clinton Overpass Abraham Lurk Lakeview Terrace California Stewart

Fishy Evidence Ends With Fine After Eviction Row

In Kansas City Kansas, Elmer F Craves Cravens of Paoli Kan faced a 25 dollar fine after a dispute with a tenant over eviction. Mrs Helen Wilson alleged he struck her with a fish bowl. Cravens denied the claim. Police found a broken fish bowl and a wet Wilson at the scene.

Kansas City, Mo UPI Elmer F. Craves Cravens Paoli Kan Helen Wilson Wilson

Powdered Doughnuts and Fremont Street Memories in Metropolis U S A

A chaotic slice of Las Vegas history blending local portraits and scenes. Rex Rogers and Kathie Dufer headline the city’s business and nightlife while Stan Schwartz, Gene Bigelow, and Dec Larnin engage in weekend golf. Various locals, clubs, and landmarks populate the downtown strip and surrounding suburbs.

Metropolis U.S.A Stan Schwartz Fremont Street Fl Segundo la Canada Fremont Western Union Gene Bigelow Dec Alice Freeman Flamingo

Fathers Day in Riviera Scenes and Local Notes

A Father’s Day piece notes Trey in his father George De Lillo’s arms at a Riviera pool with a Huntington Beach family. Gene Wooten and Riviera desk clerks are listed, Hal Conrad and son Casey stay at Tallyho, Elmer Adams confirms Las Vegas Boulevard bus service increase, Bill Kozloff points to Pioneer Club scoreboard with a Giants no hitter remark, Nevada’s largest office building sign on Maryland Parkway Desert Inn, and final curtain for Grand Ole Opry tonight.

Trey George de Lillo Riviera Pool Huntington Beach Calif Gene Wooten Riviera Hal Conrad Casey Tallyho Hal Maralynn Dunes Elmer Adams Vegas Transit Line Las Vegas Boulevard Bill Kozloff Pioneer Club Juan Marichal Giants Colts Nevada Maryland Parkway Desert Inn Rd Grand Ole Opry

Mob Violence Flairs During Georgetown Strike in British Guiana

In Georgetown angry demonstrators assault the government amid a two month general strike called by the Guiana Trades Union Council against labor law reforms. The scene follows a freighter departure with rice shipments, stoking fears of further unrest and potential clashes with authorities.

Georgetown British Guiana Kirevsk Cuba Guiana Trades Union Council

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