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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1963
Page
4
The note sketches a carefree Clark County scene during summer break. It jokes about kids and parents, mentions a “Small Fry” vacation, shopping for a monster stash, and pools, plus local spots like Bob & Pearl’s Supper Club and the El Cortez Hotel boxing scene. It blends neighborhood gossip with light ads and tips.
South wins the first trick with dummy s ace of hearts and discards. He draws trumps and clubs but faces bad breaks in diamonds. For slam safety he uses three club tricks, while a sacrifice by North would have altered the outcome. Rid one club and bid spade in response to Shernolds guide offer.
In Los Angeles Richard Battles, a high school track star, escaped three officers after a burglary arrest and fled a police pursuit. He was finally captured under an apartment building, as police won the meet.
United Nations talks in New York aim to resolve a financial crisis affecting peace keeping in Congo and the Middle East. An accord anticipated to fund operations this year totals 42.5 million dollars while other resolutions would extend bonds and address arrears leaving the UN 100 million in the red. The Soviet Union stayed out of the negotiations as the United States signals intent to act through the budget process.
Pietro Nenni leader of the Socialist party plans to name a price for backing a Christian Democrat center-left government. He will deliver a memorandum to Prime Minister designate Aldo Moro outlining demanded policies after a directorate meeting. Talk of a price comes as Christians face election losses and a high-stakes platform talks continue.
The Kennedy administration pursues two fronts to curb racial strife, urging southern business owners to desegregate voluntarily and seeking Congress to pass stronger civil rights laws. Attorney General Kennedy met with nine Democratic senators and theater owners while planning further outreach to restaurants and major employers. He aims to empower civil suits to protect Negro rights in schools and public accommodations.
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