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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1963
Page
4
A column argues that tax and government actions threaten liberty. It cites Salinger on ignorance, recalls the Cuban crisis, and insists that means must align with ends to defend law and order. The writer questions safety with Russians in Cuba and warns against a commissarial overreach.
The interview argues JFK’s appeal rests on family image rather than intellect, questions Bobby Kennedy’s White House ambitions, and notes power drives politicians. It cites tax brackets showing high earners facing heavy federal shares, implying government confiscation amid calls for more scrutiny of taxation.
The piece notes renewed friendliness between Russia and China after earlier clashes between Tito and the Kremlin. It stresses the Reds differ on methods not aims, with Khrushchev and Mao contrasting in approach while both pose perceived threats.
U.S. wholesale prices have been relatively stable since 1959 and living costs rose minimally. Economists warn that deflation could signal an approaching recession, causing concern among leading analysts about the economy's health.
The piece argues Polaris missiles are vital for U S security citing Khrushchev’s risk of retaliation and the lack of defense against nuclear submarines. It discusses Washington censorship as a constitutional crisis, noting public apathy despite the urgency and referencing Arthur Krock’s Fortune report.
Las Vegas notes cover Al Hirt’s Riviera booking and Dunes contract questions, Keely Smith and Reprise, Ty Whitney recording Stormy Weather, Joe E. Lewis’ milk farm quip, Gloria Tracey harp act, Dave Barry at New York restaurant, Juliet Prowse and Jackie Mason, Buddy Rich at Honest John’s, casino spending story, Kay Gable widow dance, David and Lisa film push, Mel Brooks and Ann Bancroft rumors, Shecky Greene’s Tropicana finale, and other Strip chatter.
Lee Remick talks about adjusting to Hollywood life with husband William Colleran and their children Katharine Lee and Matthew. She praises Hollywood’s talent, notes constant moving, and describes her film Days of Wine and Roses role as a restrained dramatic turn alongside her preference for Broadway style music and dancing.
The Covent Garden Royal Ballet staged the world premiere of Marguerite and Armand, a new ballet based on Alexandre Dumas novel The Lady of the Camellias, last night.
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