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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1966
Page
21
The New York State Bankers Association seeks private initiative to reveal maximum loan rates to consumers. The push aims to ease calculations of true annual costs for borrowers and simplify lenders’ rate disclosures, while federal actions compel full financing charges for military personnel and families.
The article notes Sen Paul Douglas battle over Truth-in-Lending while highlighting Massachusetts new law requiring total credit costs and clear rights for buyers. It cites other states considering similar measures and argues the trend informs borrowers amid rising rates and inflationary pressure. The piece treats the shift as breakthrough and protective for consumers.
A reader asks if an underage marriage annulment makes the child illegitimate. The columnist notes that annulment can occur for fraud or underage status and that modern law often treats the child as legitimate. Legal advice suggests consulting a lawyer. the piece also touches on perceptions of annulments and public debate.
An interview excerpt reveals Soviet officials arguing over Vietnam Korea and U.S. policy. They challenge U.S. actions while defending Soviet positions and accusing Washington of war rhetoric and misreading history.
A speaker urges young readers to evaluate intimate acts like petting or necking by outcomes for individuals and partners. He lists questions on mutual understanding, personal impact, habit formation, effect on activities, pride versus shame, peer approval, and marriage preparation to guide Eloise. The advice stresses personal reflection over blanket rules.
The piece defends President Johnson’s decision to bomb North Vietnam as a required act of national honor and duty. It contrasts domestic leftist protests with allied support from Britain and emphasizes resolve against aggression, aligning Johnson with Truman and Eisenhower in steadfast Asia policy.
A Census Bureau survey shows in peak travel months July August and September 167 million travelers from 55 percent of households took trips. Of these jaunts 86 percent involved the use of the auto.
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