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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1963
Page
2
At a packed Judiciary Committee session Attorney General and labor figures faced Republican questions on civil rights proposals. Kennedy defended claims of good faith while warning that without legislation, demonstrations and violence would persist. Willard Wirtz was set to testify next.
The district attorney said records checks take two weeks and warned a person who registers under a phony name or fronts for someone the hotel knows is using a fake identity faces 10 to 30 days in jail and up to 250 dollars in fines. He called for a crackdown.
The City of Las Vegas invites bids to furnish a T4464 Davis Trencher with 12 volt starter and generator or approved equivalent under Bid 341-63. Bids open at 8 PM July 3 1963 in City Hall Council Chambers. A 5 percent bid bond accompanies each proposal. Specifications available in City Hall Engineering Division. Pub June 27 28 29 1963.
Bid 263.3 calls for furnishing services and commodities to maintain all fire extinguishers for the City of Las Vegas under Bid 243.11. Bids open at 8 PM on July 3, 1969 in City Hall Council Chambers. A 5 percent certified or cashier's check is required with each proposal. Specifications available at the Engineering Division City Hall. Pub June 27 28 29 1963.
An aside column riffs on schooling in love, the “art of lovemaking,” and a French housing squeeze. The narrator jokes about wives hosting young men for indoctrination, cites economic and moral angles, then pivots to a playful crisis of apartment shortages in France.
The estate of Reid Gardner also known as Reid Huffaker Gardner deceased in Clark County Nevada requires all creditors to file claims with vouchers in the district court within three months after the first publication. Amy S Gardner Rank of Nevada by C C Brown vice president and trust officer. attorney Gray Gabler files notices. publication dates June 27 July 4 and July 11.
A CHUT aircraft carrying 42 paratroopers and 5 crewmen crashed 750 feet above ground near Augustdorf in a barren training zone in northwest Germany during Lance 1 maneuvers with West German troops. A traveler notes anti American sentiment in Russian circuses with the slogan Stamp out grown ups.
President John F Kennedy arrived in Ireland amid massive crowds with 20 000 at Dublin airport and thousands along the six mile route to the city. Irish President De Valera welcomed him in Gaelic and Kennedy praised the island as he began a stay marked by honors and historic firsts.
The queen announced Profumo's dismissal from the privy council and swore in new member Sir John Hobson as the council, long diminished in power since the American Revolution, meets to approve orders in council. The body, now about 100 members, includes cabinet members and top public figures.
The governor consents to appoint division chiefs and salaries across 15 divisions including Health Welfare and Commerce. Chiefs appoint deputies and assistants. real estate commission may become advisory. 48 top state positions involved, with Gene Barrett named as potential director of administration, though staffing plans remain undisclosed.
A scientist active in Mars and Moon symposia says he would go to either place if there were no such meetings up there. The remark highlights interest in space travel while avoiding ongoing debates and panels.
President Kennedy visited Berlin greeting 1 500 900 protesters and addressed 8 000 students at Free University. He warned winds of change across the Iron Curtain and pledged NATO unity to defend Berlin and a unified Germany against Soviet pressure. He then departed for Ireland, avoiding any Khrushchev meeting.
Sonja Baggio had Bean examined by two psychiatrists after his arrest on April 12. The psychiatrists found Bean sane as defined by law. Anderson questions veniremen to seat a jury aligned with modern forensic psychiatry, not the old school. Judge Bowen previously allowed $500 for a psychiatrist. Outcome of the exams remains undisclosed.
A terse classified ad sheet lists multiple rental options and sales. Rooms for a gentleman and a lady with child, furnished and unfurnished apartments across several locations, prices from 30 weekly to 150 monthly, plus a dachshund puppy and autos for sale with contact numbers.
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