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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1965
Page
20
The Desert Inn showcases a sprawling slate of acts across multiple rooms and lounges. Performers include Texan acts, magicians, burlesque troupes, burlesque queens, orchestras, and solo artists with dates spanning midnight to early morning.
In Norwell Massachusetts Mrs Elizabeth Cox is on daily duty at the town emergency communications center. Residents report fires police doctors ambulances nurses and civil defense by dialing 6592711 and she coordinates the response from there.
A historic note recalls Jumbo the elephant killed 80 years ago in St Thomas Ontario when struck by a freight locomotive. The locomotive engineer W Burnip died in the same era but not in the same incident. Burnip had perished in the 1906 San Francisco earthquake as one of 452 victims.
Variety notes Ralph Pearl writes of Peter Sellers death hoax about Whats New Pussycat Elvis Presley Malta censorship of Vive Las Vegas and Love in Las Vegas. It citesJack Soo in Flower Drum Song and other Las Vegas acts including Louis Armstrong Earl battles and TV and club gigs across the era with names like Bobby Bishop Judy Garland and Dagmar in fleeting notes of show business life.
Almost a thousand listeners gathered at the Sands Hotel Convention Center to hear Antonio Morelli’s Pops program. Ronald Simone performed Gershwin with notable clarity, while the venue’s near completion yielded exceptional acoustics and sound.
The Viking Quartet from St. Olaf College will perform at Calvary Lutheran Church in Las Vegas tomorrow evening. The seniors, part of the St Olaf Choir circuit, tour 17 western and midwestern states and present sacred music, folk songs, and barbershop numbers. The program includes Negro spirituals and chorales with no admission but a freewill offering.
Palo Alto Times editor Alexander Bodi told a California publishers conference that Alabama's civil rights progress appears stagnant. He warned that white society remains prevalent and that media coverage risks emotional bias without timely demonstrations to drive integration.
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