Moynihan Viewed as Buckley Opponent in Democratic Run
A New York crowd at a Moynihan reception casts him as a possible rival to Buckley. The longtime Kennedy ally and diplomat is eyed for a Democratic bid, aiming to derail conservative and anti detente forces while leveraging labor and civil rights connections.
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Moynihan May Face Buckley In Possible Democratic Bid
The piece outlines a looming clash between Pat Moynihan and Henry Kissinger over U S policy toward the Soviet Union and the UN. It notes Moynihan’s pressure on the White House and his potential run in the Democratic primaries to confront Jim Buckley, with diplomats and labor figures weighing a clear choice in a race that could challenge Soviet influence.
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Editorial court rulings challenge residency tests for local office
The piece reviews U.S. Supreme Court rulings on reasonable residency requirements for running for local office and how Nevada statutes and city charters respond. It notes 30 day and two year standards, property tax clauses, and potential future questions under the 14th Amendment with calls for balance between equal protection and practicality.
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Nation's Cynics Share Blame For Outrage
Anthony Lewis argues the United States bears responsibility for the UN Zionism resolution backlash. He cites U.S. disdain for ethical principles, realpolitik, and hypocrisy, urging patience, dialogue with free nations, and a return to ideals to defend freedom on the world stage.
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Where We Stand Letters Policy at Las Vegas SUM
The Las Vegas SUM invites letters to the editor under the Where We Stand header. Letters are limited to about 150 words and subject to editing for length and content. Submissions may be shortened or withheld if they breach standards or contain obscene statements.
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NevaGans Urged to Fight Repressive SB1
Citizens urged to learn about Senate Bill No 1 through two sources the ACLU at 385 4837 and the National Committee Against Repressive Legislation in Washington DC write letters of protest to Senators Laxalt Cannon and Representative Santin.
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Junk mail samples to famous names reveal bold pitches
The piece reproduces a cache of mocked up solicitations sent to public figures such as Henry Kissinger Nixon Beame Rockefeller Castro Castro and others. The samples offer get rich quick devices luxury beds and special discounts claiming to boost confidence and social status.
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Jesus Watches a Hobo on the Rails
A rural fable set in the dirty thirties shows Jesus observing a hobo riding a railroad train. The hobo is seen on top cars, then eating grass in a meadow as the scene shifts to a smoky wheatfield landscape and a closing reflection by the Lord.
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Infiltration Claims From Goldwater Rally Speech
Senator Barry Goldwater warned the Soviet Union infiltrates every major U.S. industry and Congress in an Oct 3 SUN excerpt. Concord Press of Rossmore California touts a 1972 bestseller accusing a traitorous, international moneyed establishment of manipulating taxes and the Federal Reserve to control America.
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