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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1963
Page
4
The Nevada Legislature may fund state aid in a special session, reviving bus schedules and school programs cut earlier as Clark County School District trims about 360000. Some board members favor continuing reduced buses, sparking policy debate on trustees’ responsibility to provide transport while parents press for restored service.
In a SUN Youth Forum summary moderated by Mrs. Wendell Bunker and compiled by Mike Jones Western High students discuss politics. They favor social government aid, argue for limited union reform, and stress youth participation as essential to future leadership.
A Las Vegas Southern Nevada home owned daily outlines subscription prices. Daily cost ten cents and Sunday twenty cents. Carrier delivery is priced at two dollars per month.
A brief missive addresses rumors that the writer speaks endlessly and dullly. The author vows to be concise and asks how to handle critics who claim their speeches lack focus and wit.
The Nevada governor will reveal plans for a special session two days before Christmas. He is expected to push school funding and veteran tax relief while weighing park funding and potential budget moves. Senate voting records of national figures are noted alongside local political chatter about Donal OCallaghan and William Briare as potential candidates.
A letter argues for gun restrictions as a check on human nature and public risk. The author cites traffic laws and hunting regulations as precedents, asserting laws do not change character but curb dangerous behavior, and that firearm controls reflect a long deserved shift amid two centuries of rising regulation.
Since Toronto opened its 55 million Yonge Street subway line 94 years ago, 10 000 cars have been eliminated from the downtown area and the city gained 136 million in tax assessments from affected areas, more than double the normal increase, authorities said.
Palm Springs report says Lake Elsinore will get a $750,000 infusion to build pipelines and purchase water to restore the lake, which dried up in 1951 and is now used for auto races west of the city.
Senator Margaret Chase Smith appears inclined to skip New Hampshire’s March 10 Republican presidential test though a late change could occur. The piece notes Goldwater’s possible withdrawal reshaping the field, Rockefeller’s rising push, and internal GOP chatter about strategy and staffing tied to Johnson era politics.
A satirical look at political rumors and looming investigations as the nation debates vice presidency chatter tied to the Baker probe. References to Senate committees, Desalting sea water, and wheat surpluses underscore a chaotic political climate.
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