The Rise and Fall of Barry Goldwater
A critical column on Barry Goldwater’s meteoric rise and sudden decline, noting his simple solutions to complex problems, his fringe supporters, and the need for U S alliances. The piece argues the United States cannot act alone and cites British press views of Goldwater's leadership as he leads into the presidential race.
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Nelson Rockefeller
John Kennedy
John Birch Society
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Great Britain
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Korea
UPI
Park Chung Hee
South Korea
Cannon to Open Hearings on Mail-Order Firearms
Sen. Howard W. Cannon will chair hearings Friday on mail-order firearms legislation. Witnesses from industry government and Congress will testify as two bills propose age and background verification and a purchaser purpose record. certificates must be executed by a law enforcement officer. Cannon says aims balance safety with protecting responsible rights and will study all solutions.
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Nevada
Howard W. Cannon
Johnson vows world peace and U.N. aid in tough security period
President Johnson pledged to pursue peace civil rights and human welfare in the new year and end the cold war. In a guarded UN speech he praised Kennedy and urged aid for the hungry and afflicted while a 7000-strong security ring sealed the scene. The address urged sanity security and peace for all and a renewed commitment to the UN.
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John F. Kennedy
Parsegian Accepts ND Coaching Job
Parsegian takes the head coaching position at Notre Dame, agreeing to lead the Fighting Irish lineup. The move places Parsegian at the helm of a storied program as expectations rise for the upcoming season.
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Land Story Wins Prize For SUN
Ken Bouton led five Las Vegas SUN writers in the Las Vegas Press Club awards. Bouton won first in feature articles for his six part freeway land sales probe. Don Mittlestaedt won first in sports pictures for a Rancho High football shot, with Mike Gordon second. Don Beale took second in news articles for jailhouse death. Gary Jarlson earned third in sports. Judges included reporters from Chicago Sun Times and New York Post.
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Ken Bouton
Wilbur Smith
Las Vegas Sun
Las Vegas Press Club
Bouton
Don Mittlestaedt
Las Vegas Rancho
SUN
Mike Gordon
Don Beale
Gary Jarlson
SUN Wire
Maury Folstein
Chicago Sun-Times
Milton Gross
New York Post
Abe Mellinoliff
San Francisco Chronical
Hubbard Keavy
Associated Press
West Berlin Opens Wall for Christmas Visitation
Communists agreed to open the anti refugee wall at Christmas allowing about 800000 West Berliners to visit relatives in East Berlin for the first time since 1961. Mixed reactions of joy and pessimism followed the announcement.
Triplets For Mom In Vegas
Mrs. Selma Walford, 37, gave birth to triplet girls at Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital in Las Vegas. The family, with 10 children and 7 at home, faces financial strain after arriving 18 months ago. Babies A B and C weighed 3 15, 3 11 1/2 and 4 0 15 and were placed in incubators.
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Selma Walford
Warm Springs Road
Pollack Drive
Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital
Charles
Las Vegas
Sunny and mild day with variable clouds and light winds
The forecast calls for mostly sunny skies with variable high cloudiness and gentle winds. High around 58, low near 80, relative humidity at noon about 36 percent. Sunrise at 6 46, sunset at 4 29.
Rules On Conflict Of Interest In City Hall
Ken Bouton reports on Las Vegas city hall drafting a conflict of interest policy for city employees and department heads. The article discusses outside activities disclosure, how to define conflicts, and concerns over private business ties versus official duties amid debate and possible revisions.
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SUN City Hall
City Hall
Bouton
Las Vegas Press Club
Las Vegas
City
Woman Beaten Left Naked in Desert by Accomplices
Deloris Kello, 24, was beaten and dumped near Craig Road after accusing her common law husband Chester Watson 32 and Augustine MacClemore 28 of informing on him. The suspects were arrested at 916 Balzaar for possession of stolen property and a blackjack, with Watson also booked on an unregistered firearm charge. Kello was hospitalized at Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital.
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Chester Watson
Augustine MacClemore
Balzaar
Watson
Deloris Kello
Balzaar Street
Craig Road
Kello
Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital
Investige
McClemore
Desert
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