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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1966
Page
6
President Johnson warned business and labor that higher taxes may be needed to head off inflation unless prices and wages are restrained. He called for restraint as the war in Vietnam looms, urging faster payroll withholding and delaying tax cuts while pressuring both labor and management to curb wage demands.
A Norwegian crewmember in Svolvaer visited a car dealer in oilskins and dirt to buy cars for his fellow sailors. After being quoted 2500, he bought 16 cars at the same price for the crew, who earned ten thousand dollars each this season and delegated the purchase as pay.
British officials told U S leaders that defense plans for the next few years will be carried out without significantly reducing military strength in the Far East. Foreign Secretary Michael Stewart and Defense Minister Denis Healey spoke with Secretary of State Dean Rusk and Defense Secretary Robert McNamara during a White House visit with President Johnson, outlining general government aims.
NORAD continues construction on a vast underground command center high on Cheyenne Mountain Colorado Springs. Officials say it could survive a heavy nuclear strike and will house warning and combat control operations once moved into the mountain after mid April.
The Coast Guard said no aircraft is missing and no one reported missing aboard a plane earlier claimed near Progresso Mexico. A distress message had sparked a flurry of activity but proved erroneous.
Washington reports the AFL-CIO denounces the administration stance as one sided while urging a non inflationary increase. The dispute centers on a 7 percent figure and council advisory shifts. In New York, students at St John’s University prepare for a large picket as AAUP launches a faculty administration probe.
Premier designate Alan Marn faces factional splits within the Christian Nemparrats as Italy’s government crisis deepens. He meets leaders amid talks of merging factions to restore order while France expands export drives and warns Morocco over the Ben Barka affair.
Labour wins the Hull parliamentary by election strengthening Prime Minister Harold Wilson’s majority to four. Kevin McNamara, 31, gains a 3,345 vote win in a six candidate race as Conservative Toby Tescel trails. Liberal candidate Tarrie Millward posts 945 votes. Conservatives and Liberals attack the government over inflation and wage controls amid the closely watched result.
UPI reports Selective Service said the Defense Department asked for a March draft call of 22 99 percent out of a total 97 900 men in the Army. The Navy and Air Force do not expect to ask for a draft. February call was 19 400. January 2 call was 37 7280 men.
Candace Candy Morsler, widow of a Miami millionaire, appeared in court with a severe migraine that left her pale and clutching a handkerchief to her neck. The testimony followed her earlier absence from the family home amid her husband’s death.
President Johnson proposes trimming the federal milk subsidy from 10 million to 21 million dollars for the new fiscal year. Agriculture Department officials say they cannot estimate how many children will be affected or where the cuts will hit, while the plan targets low income students and those without regular meal service.
Landon Armstong-Jones senior, father of Princess Margaret, died at Plas Ninás Vale near Snowdon after a six month illness following surgery. Queen Elizabeth sent condolences as Armstrong-Jones led a Welsh family active in law, with son Anthony later adopting the royal title.
Hollywood reports that Publimetrix ranks Frank Sinatra as the year’s top publicity magnet with Mia Farrow visibility and yacht saga fueling his lead. Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton fall in rankings as Marino era stars and newer headlines shift attention.
White House discussions consider resuming bombing as red China threat and Vietnam stalemate loom. President Johnson reviews military and diplomatic facts, with observers split on timing and scope amid public opinion and draft implications.
Washington and Vatican messages opened a four month recess in Geneva as disarmament talks resumed. Johnson urged a nuclear nonproliferation treaty and strong US support for non nuclear states while Soviet envoy Tsarapkin charged the US Viet Nam policy, calling it a screen for military buildup. Moscow demanded negotiations on Russia's draft treaty excluding any nuclear sharing within NATO.
U S automakers agreed reluctantly to back President Johnson's proposal to restore excise tax cuts on cars to help finance Viet Nam war costs. Ford, Chrysler, General Motors urged delay or removal of the tax cuts, while executives testified before the House Ways and Means Committee amid debate on raising $48 million in the current fiscal year. The plan includes graduated withholdings and other revenue measures, with lawmakers split on the impact of higher deductions.
The article outlines divorce and child support actions linked to Hansen and Hanser, with wives Nuranda and Mary claiming multiple marriages. It notes license documents, claims of bigamy, and details about ages and residences, including incidents in Independence and Nashua Iowa and Minneapolis.
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