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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1963
Page
2
A Las Vegas bank touts its four letter motto The Best in a publicized campaign. The piece highlights hotel sales public relations and the citys promotional push as proof of Las Vegas prosperity. Bank staff from Parry Thomas onward reiterate The Best as a core value.
Senators varied on the pact with Hruska backing ratification while Lausche,D-Ohio, opposed comparing it to the Munich Pact and warning it harms peace and U.S. security. Byrd then declared opposition, joining a growing list challenging the treaty despite earlier committee support.
The physician stated he would not weigh the premature quintuplets yet and did not know when he would. He noted the mother, Mrs. Mary Ann Fischer, 30, would leave St Luke's Hospital after dinner Saturday or Sunday.
Marshall denies knowledge of the disappearance of Russian Louie Strauss, who vanished years ago from the Desert Inn. He notes being questioned by police about the case and remarks that his arrests have had variable publicity in Chicago newspapers.
Kostas Capliauskas, 43, born in Lithuania, and his wife Brone, 45, received a two day suspended jail sentence and were admonished to secure better shelter after being found guilty of camping in Los Angeles public MacArthur Park.
President announces former Army Secretary Kenneth Royall and ex West Point coach Blaik will form a public committee to promote harmony between blacks and whites in Birmingham. He will meet Monday with five white civic leaders to review efforts to restore trust after a church bombing. Federal and local authorities pursue justice while urging calm and cooperation. Kennedy says Royall and Blaik will visit Birmingham in coming days to begin this work.
The four defendants Clarence O Wilson Harmon Davis Lawrence A. Bessent and De Witt W Springfield were charged after a Klansmen rally near St Augustine. Davis claimed the Negroes attacked first and a gun was involved while witnesses say the Klansmen forced the meeting. Trial set for Sept 27.
Flooding driven by a northeasterly wind inundated about 700 homes in Port Acres as sandbagging efforts continued around Port Arthur. Jefferson County Civil Defense reported total county damage around 9.23 million dollars with agriculture losses near 1 million. requests for disaster declarations were sent to Gov. Connally.
A brief note reports a routine medical checkup addressing cancer screening. The item highlights a patient’s visit and discussion of diagnostic steps during a standard health check.
A staff member recalls his first pledge of allegiance and questions the need for repeated pledges. He recalls how others overlook his refusal to repledge and contemplates a future where a simple communal renewal suffices.
Various classified notices include plastering services NEWPLAX ads and clock repair at 516 Fremont, a 7 bedroom house for sale near Memorial Hospital for 15900, stock listing LOVELITE at 282.7038, rental offers including apartments and rooms from 15 per week, divorcee ads, and pet horse listings including a registered quarter horse and an Arabian gelding.
Wilson met with Macmillan for two and a half hours proposing a two day parliamentary debate around Oct 14. Parliament is slated to convene Oct 24. observers doubt any recall before then. Government published a report, boosting Conservative confidence and hardening pressure on Macmillan regarding a general election this year.
Madame Nhu accompanied by her 17 year old daughter Le Thuy attends a reception honoring her at the Interparliamentary Union Conference. She comments on family plans as diplomats admire her and her daughter.
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