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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1964
Page
3
Washington UPI reports estimates from the U.S. Department of Health Education and Welfare place about 450.0 inactive nurses nationwide, highlighting a manpower concern in the health system.
Treasury Secretary Dillon, a Republican, praised Johnson policies for peacetime prosperity and promised future tax cuts. He credited 1962 Kennedy tax reform and urged broader excise tax revisions, arguing ongoing growth would support further income tax reductions in coming years. Dillon spoke to Democratic platform writers amid GOP criticism of Goldwater.
Democratic leaders lauded House and Senate colleagues after the weekly White House conference, saying the 88th Congress has a can do record with few parallels. Speaker John W. McCormack credited teamwork between the executive and legislative branches for progress.
Barry Goldwater intends a 4.5 million television push as a core 1964 campaign tactic. Aides say TV will be relied on more than ever, gradually increasing to peak before Election Day, with speeches and clips tailored to respond to developments.
Kennedy urged about 300 members of the National Citizens Committee for Community Relations to start promoting compliance with the law rather than waiting for trouble. He described progress in desegregation and urged proactive action.
Quenten J. Emery, administrative assistant in Santa Clara County Welfare Department San Jose, was named Nevada welfare chief. He will assume the post Sept. 11, succeeding Peter W. Cahill who resigned due to ill health.
As 550000 autoworkers face possible walkout, union negotiators press for a fair deal. Ford’s negotiator cites a forthcoming offer while BLS attends schooling. Local leadership signals strong backing despite stalled talks and dense union membership.
In the eastern Congo communist backed rebels reportedly killed at least four Europeans including two UN officials. A European diplomat describes the situation as catastrophic and asks for direct intervention to protect remaining Europeans in Albertville and nearby areas.
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