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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1964
Page
20
The Las Vegas Sun presents its home owned daily masthead with staff roles listed including publisher executive staff managing editor and editors. It also shows subscription rates for daily, Sunday, and mail options with monthly and yearly pricing for continental United States customers.
The Las Vegas Sun reports a district attorney’s harsh reply to a woman protesting trial delays in a burglary case. Letters and calls accuse the office of a hellish mess, prompting recall talk to remove the DA. Citizens cite rising crime, slow court action, and insulted taxpayers as reasons for change.
The Johnson administration maintains multi million dollar aid to Indonesia under undisclosed terms, financing military equipment for the armed forces and police. The program supports a mobile brigade and training, with funds drawn from AID and tied to counterinsurgency aims, amid attacks on USIS libraries and Sukarno’s stance.
Washington recalls a chilling years long campaign by a mysterious group named FINK aimed at depriving him of sleep. He recounts agents stalking Europe and the United States, disruptive tricks in hotels, a sneering disguise as gas workers, plane wakeups, and a final fear that FINK infiltrated his home and wife.
A memoir recounts frigid winters from Reno to Northern Nevada and Elko, then settling in Southern Nevada. The author reflects on sub zero temps, fuel costs, paper routes, and the comfort of Las Vegas climate and air conditioning, contrasting hardship with local sunshine.
A reader asks how to tell if a date is getting fresh, suggesting following him. The columnist and readers chide the inexperiences and a man who prefers old-fashioned girls, criticizing his behavior and urging respect for women.
Friedrich Nietzsche after a mental breakdown, his widowed sister Elizabeth served as nurse. The German philosopher and author of Thus Spake Zarathustra was undone by a feverish chill. He opened his eyes looked at his sister and spoke a final cryptic line.
United Press International notes include Indiana becoming the 19th state in 1816 and Theodore Roosevelt ending his bid for a new term in 1907. It also recalls King Edward VII’s abdication in 1936 and Germany and Italy declaring war on the United States in 1941. A thought from Henry Brooks Adams closes the item.
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