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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1964
Page
6
The Nevada State Prison editor argues lawmakers must fund prison education and rehabilitation. He notes scarce state funds for classrooms and vocational programs, urging judicial reform and sustained investment to prevent recidivism and improve the system, despite other state needs.
A reader writes to John about troublesome neighbors who pretend virtue while keeping whiskey bottles visible in their trash. The letter condemns nosy gossip and hints at needed slyness in close quarters.
The reader asks why a person blushes when the face turns red. Blushing is a physiological reaction triggered by emotional stimuli such as embarrassment, shame, or social anxiety. It involves dilation of capillaries in facial skin and a rise in heart rate, leading to a reddened face.
The article argues Goldwater's White House chances are dim due to regional votes and post Dallas climate. It notes his waning momentum, seeks a Republican nominee from an upward recognition arc, and suggests Nelson Rockefeller, Nixon, Lodge, Scranton, and a vacuum in the party with Scranton as a possible compromise choice.
The Jackson Advocate notes a century of progress for Mississippi’s Negro community since emancipation. It acknowledges resilience amid racial tensions and highlights broad advertiser support in a centennial edition. White and Black residents are portrayed as cosmically hopeful toward continued Negro advancement.
Vatican City Pope Paul VI returns from the Holy Land with a heart full of intense emotion and memories of sacred sites. New York former President Truman refutes a push to promote General MacArthur, joking he’d cut him to four stars if he could.
Robert Ruark critiques television for intruding on serious matters and praises its reach into culture. He argues Jack Ruby's murder trial became spectacle due to TV coverage, citing Dallas publicity and courts not designed for recreation.
Washington reports Sen. Hubert Humphrey accepts the Four Freedoms Foundation award and eyes a New York dinner as a boost in the race for the 1964 Democratic vice presidency. The piece contrasts Humphrey with Johnson and notes lobbying by McCarthy backers and Nixon's staff moves.
Almanac notes mark the day as January 10 1964 with the Moon near new phase and planets Venus Jupiter Saturn visible. It recalls Ethan Allen born 1737 and events including Florida's 1861 secession and Rockefeller forming Standard Oil in 1870. Bill Cody died 1917. UN General Assembly first session 1946. Holmes quote on taxes ends.
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