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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1963
Page
15
Dateline Las Vegas features Paul Price recounting a tirade by Scott Griffith of Holiday Models Inc about Las Vegas women’s casual dress. Griffith criticizes short shorts capris and bubble hairdos, urges grooming and appropriate attire while noting showgirl fashion in contrast.
In Elgin Scotland the Gordonstoun headmaster refused to detail punishment for 14 year old Prince Charles who allegedly bought cherry brandy at a hotel bar on the Isle of Lewis. The inquiry was said closed with no further description given to reporters.
Cancer awareness campaign urges readers to schedule regular health checks and donate to support research. Officials emphasize early detection improves outcomes and invite participation from community organizations and local clinics.
Archaeologists at the Nevada State Museum study a burial found at Honey Lake on the California Nevada border. Bill West and son discovered bones with bird-bone beads, points and scrapers. The site suggests Martis and Kings Beach cultural ties and wider regional distribution.
SUN Correspondent reports that heavy seasonal rains reach northern and northwestern Mexico with the federal agriculture department saying the downpour is spreading nationwide. Officials expect excellent crops and no serious losses in the multi billion dollar cattle industry, easing prior fears of economic disaster.
McGeorge Bundy special assistant to President Kennedy will arrive in Paris to confer with Ambassador Bohlen and likely French officials. He will stay about 24 hours before rejoining President Kennedy in Ireland, with the exact purpose of the visit not disclosed by the embassy.
LOUGHBOROUGH England UPI Michael Brooks said he would give the barrel of beer he won at a church carnival to his father. The odd prize transfer was reported yesterday.
A quirky Las Vegas column riffs on gamblers and luck seeking visitors. A non-gambling tourist witnesses diversions by poolside locals shouting about Thursdays before jumping in. The piece plugs Chiaverini's sausage shop and hints at local traffic humor and Downtown Club Bingo.
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