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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1965
Page
13
Inside the Suite 672 gathering at the Hotel Astor Victor Riese portrays labor leaders led by David Dubinsky supporting John Lindsay in a Liberal party alliance. The scene blends labor muscle with Republican alignment as they forecast future influence and votes for 1968.
President Johnson aims to submit a new tax cut proposal to Congress next January to raise exemption allowances from 600 to 750. The plan targets heads of large families as part of a broader effort in a pivotal election year. Public Health authorities monitor smallpox spread in Africa with 36,000 cases reported to WHO in the past year and Ghana urged to adopt jet gun vaccination to curb an epidemic.
Delegates at the Acoustical Society of America meeting in Washington criticized the Great Society for neglecting noise. They urged balancing beauty with rest for the car, noting a rising cocktail of sound from cars, equipment, planes, and radios. Urban noise harms health and mood, prompting calls to seek quieter spaces and even space exploration for peace.
A justice official emphasizes that all branches must stand united in the system, arguing for cohesion and shared responsibility. The statement underscores the need for coordinated action across sectors to uphold the rule of law and public governance.
Dear Dr. Mother outlines that alcohol packs high calories with beer at about 150 per bottle and whisky at 8 per jigger. It also notes how mixes and drink size affect calories and cautions on dieting rules as a medical column. The piece shifts to a Senate Commerce hearing on moving the U.S. to the metric system, detailing the pending bill, international trends, and costs of a full conversion. It discusses the long history of measurements and the potential economic impact of staying on English units.
In Alamosa Colorado Governor John A Love presents Astronaut Edward H White and his relatives with four rods for their Rocky Mountain vacation. He jokes I did not bring a fishing license but I have the power to pardon you if you get caught. In Petersburg Virginia Dr Martin Luther King urges negotiation over escalation in Vietnam stressing democracy can beat communism if democracy works.
New York Police Commissioner Vincent L. Broderick orders top officers to remain unbiased in racial matters. He declares that any officer who believes a citizen is inferior due to race or language must resign immediately.
President Johnson tells the National Education Association he still feels on leave from the Houston Texas public schools, recalling his early career as a teacher in Texas.
A historical court justice quote emphasizes equal and exact justice as a foundational principle, echoing Magna Charta. Dissent by Mr. Justice John M. Harlan reflects enduring debates over judicial equality and civic rights.
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