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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1968
Page
38
The editors urge residents to fund the nighttime public television on KLVX Channel 10 which serves classroom needs during the day and offers cultural and educational programs after 4 p.m. Funding for the evening schedule relies on private contributions and foundations rather than tax dollars.
President Johnson urges Humphrey to claim a campaign identity distinct from the Administration while insisting only the President speaks for the United States in international affairs. Johnson believes Humphrey can win the Democratic nomination and notes the vice president’s policy alignment with national interests.
New York Democratic Senate hopeful Paul O Dwyer vows not to form a third party with McCarthy supporters. In England Barbara Castle presents a women only tea party as a possible path to settling a Petticoat strike at two Ford plants. Johnson cautious about Paris talks while considering China engagement and press exchanges with Red China, rejecting Formosa handover.
Northern Nevada's prosperity boosts incumbents as drought relief and strong agriculture ease tensions. Rumors swirl on potential comebacks and challenger talk in Las Vegas area races. Possible bids include Justice of the Peace Pavlikowski, Commissioner Baskin, Curly Price for county commission, and Lou La Porta’s seat with previous contenders Price and James Brennan tied to Baskin’s potential race.
The Johnson administration, amid Vietnam pressures, shows renewed hope that Moscow may accept a missiles limitation framework. President Johnson has steered the talks for 18 months, with Rusk assisting, amid speculation on how Nixon or McCarthy outcomes could affect Soviet openness.
The World Council of Churches gathers in Uppsala for July with 232 churches from 90 countries, aiming to legislate for member churches while facing questions of church secular influence and Vatican II relations. Notable figures include Lord Caradon, James Baldwin, and speaker Roberto Tucci.
The Christian Science Monitor notes a Pennsylvania Guardsman invention a soap bubble gun to immobilize rioters with a suds cloud. It compares bubbles to curb scenes from old comedies and contrasts with concerns about mace. The column suggests soap and water as a safe, familiar alternative.
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