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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1975
Page
2
The article contrasts Brezhnev era repression with Solzhenitsyn appealing to Congress, questioning how to quiet dissent. It notes Kissinger’s detente stance, cites historical oppressors, and endorses printing Solzhenitsyn’s speech to let readers decide if his ideas should be silenced or remembered.
White House disclosed Alexander Solzhenitsyn has a standing invitation to visit President Ford and had skipped a 5:15 p.m. Oval Office date. Sen. Jesse Helms and Sen. Henry Jackson aides discussed the arrangement amid Kissinger's cautions, while Solzhenitsyn travels in the United States from Switzerland.
Apollo astronauts Thomas Stafford Vance Brand and Donald Slayton join Soyuz cosmonauts Alexei Leonov and Valeri Kubasov for a televised space news conference from 140 miles up. The crews praise joint mission, discuss future international flights and display flags as they tour their homelands.
Inflation fears revived on Friday as the Dow dropped 1.87 points to 862.41 and the S P 500 slid to 93.20. Banks raised prime rates to 7 percent spurring broad declines with Citicorp and Sony among active movers on a slow NYSE session.
National Weather by United Press International presents a temperature and precipitation table for the 24 hour period ending at 4 a.m. Pacific. The data lists temperatures, rainfall, and other conditions across multiple locations, reflecting regional weather patterns and anomalies.
Footwear for men women and children promoted with style and comfort. Also advertising a stainless steel waterless cookware 22 piece set originally $299.95 now $149.95 with collect call number (213) 331-7204.
Washington negotiators and railroad unions reached a most satisfactory labor pact ending a nationwide strike threat. Union president C. L. Dennis predicted ratification when union general chairmen meet in Washington next Tuesday. Chief mediator W. J. Ussery called the unscheduled session pivotal in resolving protracted talks amid postal union tensions.
The Senate Intelligence Committee found no evidence that former presidential aide Alexander Butterfield spied for the CIA on Richard Nixon. Chairman Frank Church said Prouty could not substantiate the claim and the panel would continue reviewing CIA practices of detailing officers to other agencies.
Kissinger and Israeli Ambassador Dinitz reported progress after two days of talks on an interim Egypt accord. Dinitz said proposals would go to Egyptian President Sadat via Ambassador Eilts, with further steps pending. The Senate warned it would reassess U.S. ties to the UN if Israel is expelled.
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