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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1964
Page
12
Nevedte list shows multiple couples from Las Vegas and nearby areas applying for marriage licenses. Names include Perl Wimmer, Kathy Masters, Jeanette Johnson Neilson, Richard Wood Ranson, and Treva Cory Hawkins among others.
At Oxford University undergraduates discuss study possibilities of admitting women to colleges. President says inquiry is warranted though many colleges remain single sex. The university faces questions about coed access while maintaining separate all male colleges.
A damaged OCR snippet contains unclear phrases about a murder and rights but lacks identifiable names, dates, or locations to confirm a specific event or outcome. The readable parts suggest confusion or corruption in the text rather than a coherent news item.
Sir Tatton Brinton, owner of a carpet shop, bought a ticket for a fund raffle and emerged as the winner. The outcome highlights his luck amid local fundraising efforts.
The article notes the first lady praising educated women for roles beyond home duties, citing examples of teacher and physician duties and suggesting future leaders may serve in Peace Corps or poverty relief. She urges women to defend freedom and fight poverty, saying women must broaden beyond hearth duties.
President Johnson yesterday heard the LBJ March for the first time in New London. The piece was written by Daniel Sandridge of Lynchburg Virginia and performed by the Coast Guard Academy band with base clarinet.
Pierre Salinger, famed press secretary to two presidents, rose from San Francisco Chronicle copy boy to West Coast editor of Collier’s before guiding the Kennedy campaign and serving as Kennedy’s press secretary after the 1963 assassination. He later helped in the 1980 bid, remained fluent in French, and was noted for bold stunts and a blunt, plucky persona.
New York reports NBC will reshuffle daytime lines on June 29 assigning new slots and moving shows such as Lets Make a Deal and Danny Thomas reruns. NBC News Early Afternoon Report shifts to 2:24 to 2:00, Say When ends, and Loretta Young Theater takes over the 9 p.m. space with Merv Griffin shortened to 25 minutes.
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