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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1965
Page
12
The notice outlines home subscription rates for one to twelve months while a humorous exchange with Dear John column hints at reader problems. A light chat echoes community life as an undecided fan jokes about nighttime advice and the columnist moonlighting at a poolroom.
Washington report notes private pension funds hold about 77.2 billion dollars with 66 billion annual income. McClellan and Mundt probe fund abuses, propose tighter reporting and regulations affecting labor and management trustees. Experts warn against sensational myths, stressing pension money supports economy, growth, and retiree security.
Washington analysis notes the House Foreign Affairs Committee gaining influence over foreign aid policy while the Senate Foreign Relations Committee under Sen. J William Fulbright and Sen. Mike Mansfield grows divided. The piece cites Rep. Thomas Morgan of Pennsylvania steering consensus and critics argue private judgments replace unified policy.
A light column reflects on lingering heat in the southland, noting persisting high temperatures, cooling and heating strain, and a preference for fall, with musings on modern furniture, car headrests, and a local job advert critiquing a handwritten solicitor applicant.
The article covers international and domestic tensions with Park Chung Kee opposing a Japan treaty stance and Sen. Fulbright facing Sen. Morse on the Independence issue. It notes demonstrations as counterproductive and cites Communist fears. Local notes report Karl Kuehr surviving a Du Pont plant explosion and mentions United Steelworkers President J. W. Abe reacting to management offers.
The first Job Corps camp in Nevada will open near Carson City with trainees arriving mid month. The piece defends the program amid protests and recent camps disturbances, stressing education and work skills to help youths find constructive roles and reduce welfare dependency. It notes planned expansion toward Spring Mountain and urges careful but patient local reception.
Linda Darnell, born 1992 1965, spent her last night watching TV and giggling at an early film. Fire trapped her as she sought a teenage girl who had already escaped. In hospital she told her daughter Who says I am going to die.
A reader argues about silver supply and monetary backing for coins. Others discuss inflation, government solvency, and how new quarters should function in vending and coin machines. Community voices weigh silver mining, industry use, and economic stability.
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