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Newspaper

Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1964

Page

2

Bank of Las Vegas Highlights Modern Bankers and Local Happenings

The column spotlights Jack Avery of the Charleston Heights branch and Bill Allen as modern bankers in Las Vegas. It mentions a humorous bobcat chase by Avery and Allen, then shifts to satirical notes on science trends. It promotes the Governor Grant Sawyer Centennial Gala in Sahara Hotel on Dec. 12 and explains a Christmas Club account at the Bank of Las Vegas.

Jack Avery Charleston Heights Jack Bill Allen Las Vegas Sahara Hotel Congress Grant Sawyer Bank of Oear

CIA World’s Biggest Spy Organization Faces Congressional Scrutiny

A 1961 Kennedy era overview details the CIA as the leading U.S. intelligence entity alongside nine other agencies. It discusses Front organizations, covert methods, and tech like satellites and bugs, with January hearings planned on its size, power, and the so called invisible government.

Kremlin IBM State Department John Kennedy CIA United States National Security Council National Security Agency Defense Intelligence Agency Army Intelligence Navy Intelligence Air Force Intelligence Kennedy U.S Robert Kennedy Maxwell Taylor South Viet Nam Congress London Washington Soviet Union China Midas Samos Explorer 16Th Street North West

Gromyko to Meet LBJ After Cuba Missile Crisis

Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko will visit the White House for a first meeting with President Johnson since the Cuban missile crisis. The talks, set for 5 p.m. Wednesday, follow earlier U S charges that Gromyko misled Kennedy over Soviet missiles in Cuba.

Gromyko LBJ White House John F. Kennedy United States Cuba Kennedy Johnson Reedy

Coeds Rally Sparks 8000-Strong Riot at University

A riot erupts after a basketball win as 8000 students flood the campus. Coeds waved underwear and taunted rivals while a bonfire blocks Highway 441. Police report injuries to a student and two officers and say disciplinary actions will follow.

Frank Adams Stetson Deland Fla Florida Gators Louisiana State Baton Rouge U.S. Highway 441 Ray Graves University Avenue Donald B. McKechnie Jr

Khrushchev Era Changes Rumored as Kosygin May Form New Government

In Moscow diplomats say the 1965 economic plan will be presented with a $111 billion budget and possible defense increases. Premier Kosygin may resign to trigger a formal handover. he is expected to form a new government. Khrushchev’s defense stance shifts toward greater conventional armaments alongside rockets under Marshal Zakharov after Biryuzov’s death.

Moscow UPI Kremlin Nikita S. Khrushchev Alexei N. Kosygin Supreme Soviet Khrushchev Semyon S. Biryuzov

Hilton plans spin off of Hilton International unit

Hilton Hotels Corp directors approve a plan to spin off Hilton International, distributing the international subsidiary to shareholders. The move aims to separate the global unit from the parent company and may affect investment holdings.

New York UPI Hilton Hotels Corp Hilton Hotels International, Inc

King says West spends too much on bases and not enough on peace

In London Dr. Martin Luther King Jr urged Western nations to cut military spending and aid the hungry. Speaking at St Paul’s Cathedral before receiving the Nobel Peace Prize, he warned against substituting one tyranny for another and urged racial harmony and global brotherhood.

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