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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1964
Page
18
A Las Vegas Sun page carries a Dear John advice column with letters from readers about office relationships and boundaries. The reply advises caution about shyness and past staff behavior, stressing cautious communication and professional boundaries at work.
U.S. businessmen are urged to visit Moscow to explore long term trade with the Soviet Union. Business International with Johnson and Kosygin support coordinates trips, briefs, and possible semi permanent Moscow offices as finance and credits curbs loom. CIA chief McCone opposes the drive, warning it aids Soviet leaders.
Robert Ruark lampoons African politicians chasing two worlds. He notes Belgians backing Katanga and Moise Tshombe’s rumored moves, warns of debt moratoria, and mocks ethnic symbolism. He cites Congo chaos, paratroopers, and rival calls to expel then invite whites, questioning Africa’s governance and production.
A.E Cahlan discusses doctor concerns about drug side effects, focusing on chlorpromazine linked to cataracts and skin changes. He cites Zelickson and Hays at dermatology meeting and Canadian reports, noting long term use and the need for monitoring while acknowledging the drug's usefulness. He also comments on drinking water chlorination and personal plate-number memory quirks.
The Reno Gazette proclaims Nevada’s first entry in Pasadena’s Tournament of Roses Parade, but Southern Nevada historians dispute the claim noting ten years of prior regional entries. The piece credits Frank Gusewelle and Abe Shiller for early showcases and recalls TV breakdowns that kept the float in view.
A public account of remarks by DON ASHWORTH on men and women drivers. Conflicting voices from MARGARET KALE ALKES SISTER ELLEN STEPHANIE and ROSE de Lima hospital argue whether women are safer drivers, with examples of vigilance distraction and sobriety cited.
A reader discusses driving behavior noting women are typically more careful and men faster at the wheel. The responder links courtesy to safer driving and suggests courteous people tend to stay courteous behind the wheel, aiding accident prevention.
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