Nevada colleges face growth and funding hurdles
A Las Vegas Chamber of Commerce committee warns NSU expansion faces demand from a rising Clark County college age population. Projections show 13 190 youths aged 18 to 22 in 1970, growing to 51 987 by 2000, with 6 500 college bound youths already in the county. The piece cites budget lags, state revenue limits, and federal red tape delaying dormitory and building plans.
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Nevada Southern University
Las Vegas
Leland Newcomer
Clark County
Newcomer
Vision of We Together to Heal Negro White Rift
MAX LERNER argues that riots reveal fears on both sides and warns against an “us versus them” split. He urges blacks and whites to unite through voting power and a shared pride in Negro heritage, aiming to fuse identities and solve racial inequality.
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America
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Eisenhower backs Vietnam policy as unity grows
Washington reports the war in Vietnam is progressing with Marines and major divisions now in action and an improved military stance. Politically, Eisenhower has thwarted left and right attempts to split Johnson and himself, preserving a united front and signaling a potentially brighter path to a resolution amid rising global propaganda and domestic civil rights tensions.
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Nei
South
Okinawa
Sato
Japan
United States
Department of Justice
Walter Scott and Death Valley Castle Mystery
A.E. Cahlan recalls Walter Scott known as Death Valley Scotive who faked a gold mine wealth from Johnson's bank account. He built a grand castle in Grapevine Canyon while keeping his true fortune hidden and never showed his hole card to anyone. The tale covers publicity schemes, a famed Santa Fe train stunt, and the aura of mystery surrounding Scotty and his glamorous Westward life.
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Walter Scott
Death Valley
Scotty
West
Cahlan
Chicago
Albert Johnson
Grapevine Canyon
Johnson
Scorry
Santa Fe
Railroad of
Tom
Johnsone
Newspaper Subscriptions and Rates Notice
Rates listed for daily Sunday and carrier delivery with phone contact. Mail rates show one month to twelve months options including 3.90 9.00 14.50 and 30.00 totals. The message also includes a phone number for inquiries.
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Sudan
Almanack highlights from August 27, 1965
Almanack notes today’s date August 27 1965 with events and birthdays. Lyndon Johnson born 1908. Milton book burnings 1660. Titusville oil well 1859. Kellogg Briand Pact signed 1998. Sheppton mine rescue 1963. Also a thought on Dwight Eisenhower about burdens.
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Lyndon Johnson
John Milton
London
Charles
Civil rights goals after LA riots split voices
Photographers question riots impact on civil rights. Coleman calls riots destructive to Negroes and rights aims. Johnson says isolated incidents may slow progress but rioters cannot halt progress. Ken Jones and Mike Gordon report.
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