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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1966
Page
15
The Allen Scott Report by Robert S Allen and Paul Scott presents a syndicated column analyzing national politics and policy. It discusses current events, public concerns, and the stance of political figures with emphasis on context and implications for readers.
Senate Republicans press Joint Chiefs for a plan to destroy a French built dredge near Haiphong vital to keeping the Red River channel open. Military leaders cite options from naval gunfire to sabotage as they warn a blocked port would cripple North Viet Nam shipping within months amid broader Vietnam policy debates.
Analysts note rising incomes and easy credit spur multi item ownership from cars to televisions. Despite inflation fears, households continue expanding hoards as discretionary buying accelerates, challenging the century old needs theory.
In a reader column, Dr. Joseph G. Mother discusses memory in the elderly, brain circulation, and learning decline after age 40. He cautions douching for contraception is unreliable and highlights health tips for varicose veins and diverticulosis.
An old Census Bureau release highlights stark racial income disparities in 1984 with Negro family median income about half that of white families. The report links poverty rates, education gaps, and social strains to persistent inequality, urging action to curb economic and demographic tensions.
President Johnson says he will ask Congress for additional appropriations and revenues if Southeast Asia needs finance for the war. Senator Williams warns inflation risk from a high spending approach and urges limiting nonessential expenditures to finance the conflict.
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