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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1966
Page
2
This essay reflects on the clown as a unique artist who must endure ridicule and hardship to bring joy. It contrasts critics’ envy with the clown’s solitude and dedication, noting how true humor comes from inner truth, timing, and humility rather than fame. Red Skelton and Ed Wynn are referenced as contemporaries shaping the craft.
Japanese ultra rightists threaten to shave the Beatles during their June 28 to July 1 visits at Budokan Hall, provoking heavy police protection as 3,000 officers guard the five concerts. The venue, built for 1964 Olympic judo, seats 10,000 and sparked public opposition to the Liverpool group.
Lynda Bird Johnson altered arrangements during a Madrid visit by slipping away with host Mrs Angier Biddle Duke for an impromptu look at the city. The planned Avila stop was scrapped as the holiday itinerary was adjusted.
Former Israeli leader Gideon Hausner says Arch Nazi Martin Bormann could be alive in South America and urges vigilance against a future German resurgence. He calls for re education of Germany away from militarism and questions Germany's NATO role if a Hitler style leader emerged.
President Johnson awarded three Young American medals at the White House. David Eugene Crowe of Cherokee, Kansas, seven, saved his sisters from a 1964 fire. Jeffrey James Gallagher of Haskell, New Jersey, 17, rescued two men from a crashing plane. Jon Arthur Hanshus of Eau Claire, Wisconsin, 19, organized a youth employment service with 700 jobs.
Rescuers pulled the last of a dozen miners from the No Cash silver mine in Elsa Yukon after an underground fire raged 16 hours. Four miners died with 17 of 21 workers surviving. A foot-by-foot search followed as cleanup crews reassessed the site.
The Cleanliness Bureau suggests wearing clean socks over shoes to test new footwear at home. This method aims to keep soles immaculate if the items are returned to store.
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