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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1966
Page
2
Dear Mrs V asks about a husband who surveils her activities. Dr Brothers says marriage centers on teamwork and emotional support rooted in early family ties. If mistrust persists, professional help may be needed. otherwise the couple should unite against life’s challenges. The goal is mutual trust and shared life.
Soviet official Shelepin defends four conditions for peace talks and China Russia united action. He praises Vietnamese resolve and pledges full Soviet support as his Hanoi visit extends a week. Hanoi mayor thanks Russia and China for aid amid the Vietnam conflict.
Ross M Terrien 34 of San Mateo Calif received a written warrant for a traffic violation from Redwood City Police. The notice warned bail must be posted within five days or the warrant would be executed. Terrien, an Army administrative specialist, commented I must be mistaken.
A fragmented scan shows Las Vegas Sun publishing staff roles and office details, listing publisher assistant editor and editors, plus advertising and circulation staff. It also notes national and regional press associations and affiliations with United Press International and circulation audit bodies.
Harriman, visiting New Zealand en route home, urged worldwide peace in Vietnam after meeting Prime Minister Menzies. Menzies called Harriman an old American friend and praised Australia’s battalion for its Viet Nam role, while Harriman thanked Washington for support and the Australian troops.
The dispute between Yellow Cab and Checker Cab drivers in Las Vegas prompts calls for federal mediation as Gov sh involvement is discussed. Nevada Public Service Commission and local officials seek a conference to resolve the tax tangle while limited harassment incidents are reported. Teamsters Local 881 faces a show cause order from Judge John Mowbray as Yellow Cab resumes service and non union drivers remain active.
Congress returns to work amid talk of spending cuts and the War on Poverty. President Johnson may seek a 12 to 13 billion war supplemental, pushing total military outlays beyond 62 billion and possibly lifting the budget to 110 to 115 billion with defense around 60 billion. Secretary Rusk will brief the House on the global situation as Mansfield and others urge negotiated settlement options.
Korean 1st Regiment troops joined U S Australian and New Zealand forces in a large forested drive north of Saigon trapping Viet Cong in the Ho Bo Woods. By Saturday 21 Viet Cong had been killed with heavy American helicopter and aircraft support.
A 25 ton F159 landing barge was surrendered to Nationalist authorities after a clash at sea near Matsu. Seven crewmembers killed as MIGs attacked a Communist plane on a harassing mission. Lin Piao praised air unit skills and urged continued victories. Defectors were offered three ounces of gold.
In Southern Nevada a merger of Golden Gate casino workers union and the Hanley group seeks to strengthen union drives. In a consent election the Hanley union captured all ballots while the 7-11-21 group won none. Feldman and Hanley stated the union merger reduces internal conflict and increases energy for organizing casino employees.
Police probe into a cross burned on the yard of Richard Riley at 610 Monroe Street. Riley, 22, jailed Friday as a suspect in a kidnapping and assault of a cocktail waitress. Four witnesses saw the blaze around 5 30 a m as five men in two station wagons were in the area. Riley’s wife and six children were inside.
In a stalled NY strike effort money remains the central issue with little chance of normal traffic today. Mayor warns against counting on a settlement soon while union negotiator Mac Mahon says optimism wanes and the decision rests with the Trans Authority. Authority spokesmen echo money as the key point of contention.
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