Las Vegas Sun Ad Claims Nationwide Representation
An advertising representative is named for Las Vegas Sun with Chicago Detroit New York and San Francisco offices. The notice cites Nevada State Press Association American Newspaper Publishers Association California Newspaper Publishers Association and the Audit Bureau of Circulation.
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Nation
Alison Knapple
Chicago
Detroit
New York
San Francisco
Ciece Internetione
Nevada State Press Association
American Newspaper Publishers Association
California Newspaper Publishers Association
The
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Subscription Rates and Payment Terms
Daily copy price ten cents and Sunday twenty cents. Carrier delivery two dollars a month. Mail subscriptions run one month three months and twelve months with advance payment required. Rates apply to the continental United States only.
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Continental
United States
All That Glitters Is Not Gold In Boxing Upset Critique
Opinion column questions the Cassius Clay Sonny Liston upset's integrity and era, arguing boxing has fallen, clashing with Liston's reign and Clays' risky habits. The piece critiques the fight's legitimacy, McDonald's stake, and the sport's tarnished heavyweight legacy.
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Sonny Liston
Dear John and Dear Sue advice column exchange
A youthful writer asks how to handle a shy fraternity man who gets nervous in crowds and asks to go outside. Dear John suggests leaving the house to sit in the car for privacy as possible guidance.
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John
Dear Sue
Joan Proctor the Next Big Voice at The Blues Angel
Roark praises Joan Proctor a Harrisburg born singer described as a strong vocal talent with powerful belts and a versatile range. He compares her stage presence to Lena Horne and Barbra Streisand and notes her long ascent in New York's Blue Angel venue alongside historic showbiz figures.
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Cassius Clay
Joan Proctor
Cassius
Ethel Merman
Ethel
Miss Proctor
New York
Blues Angel
Joan
Lena Horne
Lena
Barbra Streisand
Dorothy Louden
Khrushchev
Bill Bailey
China
Helen Morgan
Libby Holman
Merman
Harrisburg
Paperman
Streisand
Crosby
Joanie
Ella
Fitzgerald
Sarah
Peggy
Carol Burnett
Belafonte
Mike
Elaine
Eartha Kitt
Shelly Berman
DiMag
Feix says he nearly stopped Liston Clay fight
UPI reports referee Barney Feix considered a fourth round stoppage and almost awarded the bout to Liston before a late move by Clay. The comments reveal Feix’s near TKOs and a moment of decisive action at ringside.
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Miami Beach
Barney Feix
Sonny Liston
Cassius Clay
Liston
Clay Upset Redefines Boxing Race and Minds
The piece argues Cassius Clay’s unexpected victory shattered expert expectations, likening it to a war and labeling critics as misjudging his manic persona. It explores how passion and ritual frenzy, not cold discipline, propelled his performance and raises questions about rational control in art and combat.
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Cuba
Guinea
Zanzibar
America
Atlantic
Pacific
Harry Truman
Tom Dewey
Clay
Liston
Eric Hoffer
Almanac Today Historical Highlights March 2 1964
On March 2 1964 events include 55 Texans proclaiming independence from Texas territory in 1836 Rutherford B Hayes named President by Congress in 1877 Babe Ruth signs for 70000 annually with the New York Yankees in 1927 the Bismalc Sea battle begins in 1943 American airmen destroy a 21 ship Japanese convoy A thought by Mark Twain on self and others.
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Rutherford B. Hayes
Congress
Samuel Tilden
Babe Ruth
New York Yankees
Bismarck Sea
Mark Twain
Indonesian leader renews campaign against Malaysia
Indonesian President Sukarno rails against Malaysia in a Bali speech, with Philippine President Diosdado Macapagal attending. The remarks revive regional tensions amid diplomatic strains and press attention.
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Denpasar
Bali
Indonesia
Sukarno
Malaysia
Philippines
Diosado Macapagal
What's wrong with our U S Olympic athletes
A reader mocks amateur status in Olympic sport and argues subsidies and playing time are needed. William Perlm an laments player availability while Emmett Elmer notes Russia uses professionals to bolster its program. He questions American athletes turning pro too early.
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You
Saylor
Russia
Questions and opinions on Olympic training and national effort
The letter column features Ken Jones Johnny Champ and Avonelle Lewis with voices from Debra Frankly and John J Johnson. They critique Russia and US athlete preparation and urge stronger national support to win Olympic medals amid perceived apathy.
Untold tale of wheat deal and Soviet shipping pressure
Washington report traces a 1960s wheat shipment crisis where high Commerce officials, under pressure from the Soviet Union, shifted U S shipping policy. It details Kennedy aides Rusk Hodges Reynolds and labor leaders who bent to foreign flag ships, risking thousands of U S seamen jobs and altering grain cargo distribution.
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Washington
U. S
Maritime Administration
Commerce Department
Mr. Kennedy
Jim Reynolds
Anthony Scotto
International Longshoremen’s Assn
Paul Hall
International Union
Joe Curran
National Maritime Union
Kennedy
Department of Commerce
Dept. of Commerce
Hungary
Peppery Thomas
Teddy) Gleason
Department of Labor
Manhattan
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C. D. James
Bob Bell
Herman Weier
Norvell Wood
Dee Coakley
Florida
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Jack Dempsey
Gene Tunney
Joe Louis
Maxie Baer
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Louisville
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Ruark
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Carole Tyler
Bobby Baker
Boston
William H. Ohrenberger
Ity
Mike Mansfield
Senate
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Johnson
Almanac
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Mexico
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LV Post Office
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