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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1963
Page
8
Winchell comments on the March on Washington as a symbol of human dignity and democracy. He notes rights to work and education as decency, critiques Goldwater and Rockefeller, discusses Cuba visitors and Fair Play for Cuba, cites JFK about Cuba, and questions censorship and free enterprise amid Cold War tensions.
The show season leans into musicals and spoof sketches with strong gag potential. Dolls and playful props are highlighted as key box office draws and audience-pleasing elements.
The text notes that Valachi's disclosures fuel headlines and shape law enforcement perception. It states prosecutors rely on admissible evidence rather than hearsay and mentions the Kennedy era focus on crime fighting to boost Bobby Kennedy's image.
The passage argues for the essential resiliency of the free enterprise system through history while urging firm stance against Communism and racism. It contrasts activism in civil rights with calls for order, notes the global stakes of racial progress, and questions media sensationalism and moon race funding. It ends by asserting ongoing progress against bigotry and the height of liberty.
The economy shows strength with rising personal income and a revived steel sector, while construction sets records. Unemployment remains a concern and a major risk is the persistent drain on the nation’s gold, threatening dollar confidence if the trend continues.
Legislators say taxpayers are fed up with wasteful overseas spending. They compare it to a goose that lays the golden eggs growing weary of being treated like a clay pigeon.
Newsmag reports some key State Department officials are saying privately about priority policies and potential shifts. The article notes behind the scenes views and possible implications for upcoming diplomacy.
Mark Robson announces a new working title for his next Red Lion, Inc. production for Columbia, changing The Centurions to From Indo-China to the Gates of Algiers. He says the new title highlights the adventure of French paratroopers and the film’s sweeping background.
Advertising copy lists showtimes for two films at Stardust Drive-In now playing 20 000 Leagues Under the Sea and Beach Party with multiple daily screenings. Times include early morning 1 25 a m and late night 12 15 a m, plus additional intervals and a third feature noted as 3 Features See Ad.
Avignon France Luis de Villalonga a Spanish actor now living in Paris is signed by Fred Zinnemann for a key role in Behold a Pale Horse starring Gregory Peck Anthony Quinn and Omar Sharif Columbia Pictures to release Villalonga will play a Spanish rancher who sells a fine horse to the police chief played by Anthony Quinn He authored The Pleasure Seeker named by Book of the Month Club
Composers Doug Goodwin and Ray Gilbert finished five original songs for the Yogi Bear feature Whistle Your Way Back Home. The tunes include Ash Can Parade Saint Louis Ven e Ven o Ven a Like I Like You and Wet Your Whistle and have been delivered to the producers.
Mike Connors signs a seven year deal with Columbia to co star with Jack Lemmon Romy Schneider and Dorothy Provine in Good Neighbor Sam a color comedy to start filming in September at Columbia Studios The plot centers on a marital quadrangle with Provine as Lemmon’s wife and Connors as Schneider’s husband San Francisco serves as a location with Bay Area landmarks planned for photography
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