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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1963
Page
4
A UPI report notes Rep. Paul Rogers D Florida says evidence from four weeks of hearings on radio television rating systems shows a need for some form of government control over the rating houses. Rogers advocates federal regulation via licensing as he reviews Nielsen ratings and the industry’s practices.
Dinah Washington known as the Queen of the Blues returns to the Thunderbird Hotel lounge for a four week run starting tonight. Dave Victorson announces the act with the Dukes of Dixieland also set to appear, marking a second Strip residence after last September's sellout shows.
Phil Silvers phoned about dinner with Ben Blue Mickey Katz and George Burns. Ralph Pearls from Las Vegas saved the night, Benny Blue’s $20 debt paid via Lou Irwin, and plans surfaced for Katz’s Vegas return and the Andrews Sisters’ booking.
Fragmented chatter links Walter Winehell and Gloria DeHaven in Miami Beach and threads Nixon Bundy Rusk Dillon Kennedy Foley and Doyle to 1965 politics. notes on Cassius Clay, Connie Francis, Dan Hogan, and Merv Griffin with media cycles and theatre chatter.
Natalie Trundy's new beau is Maximiliano Huerto matte, a Tulane law student and Pa Nama millionaire. Liz Taylor's agent Kurt Frings and Ketti deny melting talk as Dinah's courage into opera gains buzz.
The Artists' and Craftsmen Guild will meet Monday at 7:30 p.m. for dinner at the Danube Restaurant in Charleston Boulevard. The session will install new officers with Rev Hunt Parsons officiating and feature two color films Namatjira the Painter and Canadian Landscape showcasing A Y Jackson.
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