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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1964
Page
7
A Las Vegas Sun column shares reader questions to Ann Landers. Topics include high school yearbook cruelties, misused government props, marital idleness, and gift etiquette. The letters show concern for teenagers, government property, and thoughtless responses to acts of kindness.
The Congo marks its fourth independence anniversary amid revolt and fear as UN troops depart. Kwilu Kivu and North Katanga face unrest while Lumumba’s legacy hovers. Tshombe reappears as a potential premier amid Cold War pressures and regional tensions.
National eye charity warns fireworks injure youths with 20 states reporting blinding incidents last year. Dr John Ferree urges parents to ban home use, supervise children, and avoid bootleg devices while recommending public displays for safe viewing.
U S District Judge Bryan Simpson finished a 14 hour show cause hearing on whether Governor Farris Bryant should be held in contempt for ordering a night ban on racial demonstrations in St Augustine. State AG James Kynes argued the ban aimed to protect marchers amid warnings of possible violence from various sources including the FBI. Negro attorney Earl J Johnson urged a court order to bar anti demonstrators from interfering with integrationists during the marches.
The article touts a Beltone Micro-Module Circuit praised as the heart of a serenade performance. It highlights patent pending status and the tiny size requiring microscope assembly, underscoring Beltone engineering prowess.
Senator Wayne Morse criticizes U.S. policy as unilateral in Southeast Asia. He argues China and North Vietnam violate Laos accords but calls two wrongs not right and urges United Nations action to restore peace. He favors SEATO allies replacing U.S. unilateral moves until the U.N. can act.
President Johnson visited Mount Olivet Lutheran Church in Minneapolis with Hubert Humphrey Karl Rolvaag Alec Olson and Don Fraser. He rode in an air conditioned limousine to the service and then proceeded to Minnehaha Park for a speech to Swedish Americans as crowds lined the route.
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