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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1964
Page
2
Autopsy findings indicate a beating killed a black youth. The article notes the remains of three workers were found in an earthen dam near Philadelphia Mississippi. Spain’s autopsy was released by attorney John M Pratt at a news conference after permission from Mrs Chaney.
Khrushchev denounces U.S. air raids as a dangerous step toward war and capitalism's destruction. In Izvestia he warns that imperialist aggression could lead to world disaster while stating the Soviet Union seeks peace and restraint. He vows defense of the motherland if socialist nations are attacked.
The author argues the United States erred in siding with Nasser over the Suez Canal dispute, blaming Eisenhower for weakening Western unity and benefiting the Soviet bloc. It cites de Gaulle’s distrust of the US, Nasser’s control of the canal, and Hungary’s 1956 revival as warnings for today’s Cold War stance. The piece warns the GOP’s new leadership seeks guidance from 1956 figures.
Amid escalating Cyprus tensions, Turkish forces fire on Greek vessels near Xeros harbor and shoot down a US built Super Sabre. A pilot, Lt Cerais Tape, is captured after bailing out near Nicosia. UN reports casualties as US and NATO seek to deescalate in Paris talks. President Johnson says the US backs UN peace efforts.
Typhoon Helen brushed past the southern tip of Korea and left at least nine people drowned as reports reached Seoul.
Zsa Zsa Gabor recounts a heated in flight dispute with Grace Kelly and Miss Marcon over seating and insults. She alleges Princess Grace warned the actress not to perform while Hutner sided with Kelly. A later Monte Carlo snub by the Maharani of Baroda is cited as part of tense exchanges. Gabor vows retaliation if challenged.
Otto von Habsburg, 45, son of Karl I, told a radio audience that Europe should not fear Barry Goldwater. He asserted Goldwater would not alter US foreign policy if elected and that any change would be slight, stressing Europe and America would collaborate as equals. He also noted familiarity with Goldwater and running mate William Miller, whom he met in Washington weeks ago.
A black purse was lost at Safeway on East Charleston with a reward offered for its contents. A white wirehaired terrier named Mele is missing, with a reward for its return. D.J. Garden Apts advertise furnished one bedroom units in a quiet complex at 15th and Charleston, with layouts possible for tenants. Phone numbers provided for each notice.
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