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Newspaper

Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1963

Page

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Plan Vegas Picket Lines After Civil Rights Defeat

NAACP chapters in Nevada plan pickets before Las Vegas firms following the Nevada Assembly defeat of ABR 28 strengthening the Equal Rights Commission. Charles Kellar of Las Vegas led the call after representatives voted against the bill. Clark County assemblymen allied with those firms faced potential sanctions.

Plan Vegas Las Vegas Nevada Assembly Nevada Commission On Equal Rights National Association of Colored People Clark County NAACP Charles Kellar

Police Block Negro March On City Hall

Scores of Negroes in Greenwood Mississippi attempted a march on city hall to protest racial violence but police and firemen with a police dog dispersed them. Eleven demonstrators including SNCC leaders were arrested for disorderly conduct and refusing to obey officers and taken to jail. They sang as they were led away and refused to post bonds.

Greenwood Miss UPI Delta City Hall Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee SNCC

Cuban exile raid reportedly sinks Soviet freighter

UPI reports Cuban exile sources claim anti Castro raiders attacked and sank a Soviet freighter loading sugar at Caibarien on Cuba's north coast within the last 24 hours. Photographer Andrew St George accompanied the raiders and said the ship was attacked with explosives machine gun and cannon fire. He could not identify the vessel.

Miami UPI Caibarien Cuba Andrew St. George St. George National Broadcasting Company NBC

Women Rising to Top Household and Finance Roles

The author notes 19 million US households are headed by women and cites Sylvie Porter as a leading financial voice. The piece argues women increasingly control household finances and move into business, with impacts from divorce and widowhood shaping wealth dynamics.

United States

Brazil Police Crackdown on Foreign Delegates at Rio Rally

State police acting on Governor Lacerda's orders moved to arrest foreign delegates arriving for a Red Hate America rally. Officials described detainees only as members of several delegations, signaling a crackdown on the Communist congress during the event in Rio de Janeiro.

Rio DE Janeiro UPD Carlos Lacerda Congress Lacarda Rio de la

Swiss Typhoid Epidemic Claims Another Victim

A third death from typhoid in Zermati Switzerland involves a British tourist as outbreaks spread to Scotland. Swiss Army medical patrols keep streets empty in the Alpine resort, with tourism losses projected at five million dollars amid fears for St Moritz and other destinations. Belgium Davos reports no cases as Princess Margaret vacations.

Zermat I Switzerland UPT Scotland Zermati St. Moritz

Teachers march on Parliament in London drizzle

Five thousand schoolteachers from across England marched on Parliament in drizzling rain to press for pay raises. The demonstration highlighted ongoing labor unrest affecting Prime Minister Harold Macmillan as by elections loomed and forecasts favored the Conservatives' defeat.

London UPI Harold Macmillan Macmillan England House of Commons

Gothamites May Receive Papers Today

Photoengravers voted on a strike ending settlement in New York. A ratification would end a 110 day dispute and restore blacked out newspapers tonight, aiding New York business including department stores theaters and newsstand dealers.

New York UPI

Best of Home Gadgetry Displayed at Show Here

The 10th annual Las Vegas Home Show opens at the Convention Center presented by the Southern Nevada Home Builders Assn. Featuring boats and can openers, the event offers hourly prizes and a final grand giveaway. Organizers say the exhibit, produced by Kenneth Baker, will rival Los Angeles and San Francisco shows with 60 exhibition booths sold out. Admission is 1 dollar for adults and 30 cents for children under 12. hours run Thursday to Sunday with varied end times.

Las Vegas Southern Nevada Home Builders Assn James Fink SNHBA Fink Kenneth Baker Los Angeles San Francisco

San Francisco Bank Admits $7.5 Million Loss in Certificates

The Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco says it accidentally burned up 12 negotiable Treasury certificates worth 7.5 million dollars last summer. President Eliot J. Swan asserts pilfering is eliminated as a cause and notes the certificates could still be paid if found.

San Francisco Federal Reserve Bank of Treasury

Weather Summary With Windy Southwest Conditions

Weather report notes cloudy skies with southwest winds of 25 to 35 mph. High temperature not specified, expected around mid 50s. yesterday’s high was 82 and low 46. Noontime relative humidity about 13 percent. Sunrise at 5 33, sunset at 5 58.

Space Expert Says Yanks To Make First Moon Visit

NASA official Walter Smeter told Aerojet executives that the United States will be the first to land a man on the moon and return safely, despite Russia's growing rocket capability. He cautioned that space mastery will not be determined by a single mission as American rockets progress beyond today’s models.

Sacramento Russia United States Walter Smeter National Aeronautics and Space Administration NASA Earth Aerojet General Corporation Moon Lingle

Estes Jury In Deadlock In Estes Mail Fraud Trial

The 24 million Billie Sol Estes mail fraud trial jury in El Paso could not reach a verdict. Federal Judge R Ewing Thomason ordered continued deliberations. Foreman E L Washington said more time and understanding might lead to a decision.

FL Paso. Tex UPI Billie Sol Estes Pfederal R. Ewing Thomason Thomason E. L. Washington

Indictment Over Desert Land Sale Fraud

A Beverly Hills real estate broker E. H. Johnston 38 was indicted on mail fraud charges in a desert land sale near Elko described by prosecutors as lush with water access and utilities. The indictment, issued by a San Francisco grand jury, marks the second brought by the Justice Department in the case.

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