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Newspaper

Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1965

Page

2

Siesta proposal for Las Vegas heats up public life

In a column discussion, Hank Greenspun recalls pitch to favor daily siestas to beat 115 degree heat. He notes resistance from bankers and chamber leaders, highlights health and business gains, and envisions Las Vegas pausing from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. for rest.

Vern Willis Chamber of Commerce Vern Las Vegas Spence Butterfield Bank of Nevada Mr. Butterfield Spence Nevada

Furnished two bedroom near Western High for sale

Real estate and rental notices list furnished two bedroom near Western High with covered patio fenced yard and carport at $13 200 with immediate occupancy. Home Realty broker plus WA FHA bank repos contact numbers appear. Figures and addresses included for multiple properties and an income duplex with $14 500 price and $100 monthly payments.

Western High Home Realty Wa-Fha & Bank Repos E. St. Louis Va-Fha & Bank Choice South 15Th St Wafha & Bank

Nightriders Strike Again Near Lowndesboro

Mrs. Viola Luzzo of Detroit was fatally wounded northeast of Lowndesboro the night of March 25 after the Selma to Montgomery civil rights march. Brewster, father of two, survived his injuries and questioned the shooting from his hospital bed.

Lowndesboro Viola Luzzo Detroit Brewster

Adlai's Homecoming bier laid in guarded display

Spectators and newsmen were barred from the viewing as Adlai Stevenson’s bier rested on a catafalque reused from Lincoln’s funeral train. Mounds of floral offerings surrounded the coffin with a massive white chrysanthemum wreath from the Aga Khan and a red white and blue arrangement from President Johnson.

Washington Johnson

Viet Nam requests more troops as fighting escalates

Reports from Washington to President Johnson credit clashes between Viet Cong and government forces with heavy casualties on both sides. U.S. planes flew 11 missions against the north, claiming 156 Communist deaths, and a pilot was rescued after mechanical trouble. The text also notes mourning for a famous U.S. figure and a public lying in state, followed by funeral details.

Washington Johnson U.S da Nang

Voyager Faces Mars Landing Challenge Amid Space Race

With Mars hostility lower than expected, NASA faces a tough choice on Voyager’s descent system. A simple parachute may fail to slow the craft in near vacuum, risking the mission and six year goal to search for extraterrestrial life. By midday 74 months into the voyage, officials released the first of 21 expected images, starting with the Amazonis Desert edge.

Earth Pickering Voyager Mars Amazonis Jet Propulsion Laboratory

Stevenson on World Role and Allied Unity

Stevenson discusses U S involvement in Vietnam and the need for Western alliance. He weighs China's future as a member of the world community and warns of a growing Russia China conflict while affirming Britain’s economic strain and continued East of Suez obligations. He notes De Gaulle’s aims and the resilience of the Atlantic Alliance.

Family of Nations United Nations China Stevenson U.N Charles de Gaulle France NATO de Gaulle Russia Churchill Britain Suez

Talks set on labor policy to avert work stoppage at Nevada AEC sites

Reynolds Electric and Engineering Co. and the Atomic Energy Commission push high level talks to avoid a stoppage as layoffs hit over 2500 Southern Nevada workers. Unions accuse stalled bargaining and unfair labor practice charges linger with the National Labor Relations Board amid unresolved contracts with several Las Vegas locals.

Nevada AEC Bible Reynolds Electric and Engineering Co K. C. Efroymson Reynolds Atomic Energy Commission Nts Efroymson National Labor Relations Board Engineers Local 12 California REECO NLRB Las Vegas

City Eyes Two Big Land Deals Amid Budget Tightness

The city plans to buy Levinson and Torres property with a $450,000 down payment and a $1,000,000 loan, seeking a 4.25 percent rate. The deal aims to settle a dispute over Tule Springs and may shift 60 acres to park use with 20 acres held for later commercial sale.

Oran Grayson Commission Levinson St. John Levinson-Torres Twin Lakes Tonopah Highway Tule Springs Levinson and Torres Herb Jones Jones Las Vegas

Goldwater Reflects on Campaign End and Vietnam Policy

Barry Goldwater, amid an unsuccessful presidential bid, says the war era began in 1961 and urges limited U S ground troops in Vietnam to protect installations, with heavy bombing of North Vietnam. He compares Colorado River water now blue to 25 years ago and discusses his GOP activity, business in Phoenix, and writing plans. Eighteen people sail six boats with his family accompanying him.

Goldwater U.S Viet Nam Colorado Canyons Arizona Phoenix Los Angeles Times Peggy

Clark County Called Nevada Political Powerhouse by Laxalt

Lt. Gov Paul Laxalt described Clark County as the political powerhouse of Nevada before Las Vegas Rotarians. He warned that reapportionment on population lines would flood Carson City with Clark representatives and restated his opposition to reapportionment after his 1964 Senate defeat by Howard Cannon.

Paul Laxalt Las Vegas Clark County Nevada Laxalt Carson City Clark Howard Cannon

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