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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1962
Page
7
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev halted a planned mass meeting during his Romania tour, canceling the event in Constanța as part of his visit. The move comes amid a heated campaign atmosphere and growing tensions during the trip through the country.
Newark United States report on Hadiah Clark, a fifteen year old from a large family, returning from a year of study in the Soviet Union after Khrushchev invited her. She plans to continue medical training in Russia. Her father defends patriotism amid questions about Communism. Khrushchev’s visit to Romania and his remarks on peace and deterrence are noted alongside his schedule and lighter moments during a hot 86 degree day.
Fifteen peace marchers were arrested for disorderly conduct while attempting to picket inside the Pentagon. They were arraigned before a U8 Commissioner and released on personal bond for trial next Tuesday. The protesters objected to the arms race and nuclear testing.
Harry James and his Music Makers return to the Driftwood Lounge at Morris Lansburgh’s Fabulous Flamingo Hotel on Thursday night June 28. He shares the spotlight with Billy Eckstine Sylvia Syms the Sawyer Sisters and Bob Sims. Joe E. Lewis and Gogi Grant top the bill in the Flamingo Room scheduled through July 4 with Peggy Lee and Myron Cohen to follow. James appears 26 weeks a year at the Flamingo limiting other appearances to one night dates and select bookings.
The University of Nevada announces an advanced guidance and counseling institute starting June 25 in Reno. The eight week summer program, funded by the National Defense Education Act, draws nearly 30 counselors, 20 from Nevada, with seasoned professionals enrolled and ends August 17. Participants must be employed as counselors for the coming year and meet prior experience and coursework requirements.
The Thunderbird Hotel will again be the headquarters for the U S Air Force Weapons meet set for Sept 15 to 19. Col John F Groom of Nellis AFB reports about 1 000 airmen will participate in William Tell 1962 with scores telephoned from ranges and a giant scoreboard at the Thunderbird.
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