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Newspaper

Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1964

Page

11

Impeccable Miami singer faces Castro activity rumors

The piece notes Cuban exile networks in Miami moving toward Havana with mortars and bazookas reportedly for distribution in Latin America. It also recaps a Waldorf Astoria charity dinner for ABC chief Leonard Goldens with a brief burst of chaos when the curtain smoke incident occurred.

Miami Castro Havana Commie Central South America Waldorf-Astoria Grand Ballroom International Radio and TV Society ABC Leonard Goldens

Star of Tom Jones Relaxed on Holiday Before Grueling Shoot

Tony Richardson called Tom Jones his holiday movie while starting the Guild Theatre project. Sixteen weeks later he found it the longest, most grueling grind yet marvelously to do. He admired Fielding’s life energy and the novel’s dramatic potential, conceived during Oxford days and a Florida beach chat about The Fantasticks.

Kathleen Norris San Francisco Frank Norris New York Mexico City Manhattan Gonzales Harold Robbins Tony Richardson Guild Theatre Richardson Ashville Fielding Oxford Florida Tom Jones

Weight and self-esteem in a Las Vegas outlook

Paul Price contemplates weight, self-image, and social scorn in a candid diary piece set in Las Vegas. He notes the ridicule faced by men over 37 dealing with belly fat and jowls from slim peers who brag about their own physiques.

Hearty fellows and eating at the Strip diners

A humorous profile describes ordinary American men who enjoy food, detailing names like Sonny Remolis and Charlie King while noting their indulgence at Louigi's, El Cholo, the Sultan's table, and various whistlestop pastries. It notes family life, minor troubles, and a common concern over weight.

Sonny Remolis Charlie King Richard Thompson Sam Fever Nat Goldman Big Julie Joe Weiss Louigi’s el Cholo

Dining for the thin: a look at appetite and waistlines

The passage notes several men including Dave Goldstein Vince Anselmo and Harry Wallerstein who eat hearty meals yet stay thin. It mentions Judge William Compton Judge David Zenoff and Al Arkelian and the Copa Lounge owner’s pasta parlor as part of a discussion on body types and eating habits.

Dave Goldstein Vince Anselmo Harry Wallerstein Dave Victorson William Compton David Zenoff al Arkelian

Jolly Jumbo Morale Boosters and Weight Talks

A humorous reflection on body image at social spots and health clubs. The narrator recalls barbershop jabs, maitre d compliments, and club banter about weight. He notes eating eggs and gym sessions at Tulane's, teased by trainers and peers, while referencing public figures and a plan to get in shape.

Mike Tulane Tulane’s Dave Goldwater Goldwater

Hayley Mills and John Mills Form Unbeatable Acting Duo

Hollywood profile describes Hayley Mills and her father John Mills as a strong actor pair who began with Tiger Bay and now star in The Chalk Garden. It notes Hayley's trust fund, modest weekly allowance, planned London stage work, and their close personal and professional bond.

Chalk Garden Hayley John Lee Thompson Lee Mills Lunts Paul Newmans Tony Curtises Eli Wallachs Forrest Tuckers Hayley Mills John Mills Ibsen London Hollywood Trust Naked Bank Yvie Wang Mike England Jonathan Mary Hayley Bell Radio City Music Hall New York Disney

Spectator Notes From Walter Winchell's Warped World

Walter Winchell riffs from the press room in Los Angeles noting Sinatra Jr love interest Sheryl Bierman, Cassius Clay bragging, and media union moves. Frantic tidbits touch on de Gaulle Castro JFK era intrigue and showbiz quirks with political lobbies and entertainment highs and lows.

Federal Courthouse L. A Frank Sinatra, Jr Sheryl Shirley) Hyman Bierman West L.A Cassius Clay Catholic News Francis Cardinal) Spellman France MacArthur-Eisenhower Castro DeGaulle

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