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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1965
Page
7
Tass reports Luna 6, uncrewed, launched from a multi stage rocket and placed into earth orbit before heading to the moon. It will take about three and a half days to arrive and all instruments are functioning. Mikoyan congratulated Johnson and American spaceworkers on Gemini 4.
Prime Minister Lal Bahadur Shastri starts his second year in office in India as pressures grow to pursue atomic weapons after China joins the nuclear club. He reshaped policies after Nehru’s death and plans state visits and Afro-Asian talks, with Sino-Indian tensions lingering.
Youth directors from 40 assemblies set a 1965 target of 575000 dollars to fund missionary vehicles for Alaska American Indian missions and foreign work. The drive could enable about 100 vehicles two airplanes 25 bicycles and support gear for foreign missionaries.
Dr Donovar F Ward president of the American Medical Association critiques a Senate health reform measure. He warns government control could raise costs for low income earners and limit patient choice, risking reduced care quality and broader national harm.
UPI reports Assistant Treasury Secretary Stanley S. Surrey urged the Senate Finance Committee to overrule the House and retain a 5 percent automobile excise tax as part of President Johnson's 4.8 billion tax cut proposal. Surrey said eliminating the tax entirely would be unwise and argued for gradual reduction starting in 1963 while leaving 5 points in place for future consideration.
Navy Secretary Paul Nitze endorsed President Johnsons 369 million military pay raise bill but House Armed Services Chairman L Mendel Rivers and 33 colleagues seek a much larger 825 million yearly package. Nitze and Admiral McDonald praised automatic future increases and reenlistment bonuses to curb pay lag behind private wages, while Rivers challenged the measure saying he would cover costs regardless.
Peter Lawford rejected reports of separation from Pat Kennedy Lawford sister of the late President John F. Kennedy. He said no plans for divorce, noting their lives are split by geography with work in Hollywood and Pat living in New York.
Christmas costs rose as Americans spent about 6 billion dollars on gifts in 1962. The Catholic Digest reports that around 200 million dollars were spent on wrappings and related seasonal extras.
The Catholic Digest notes that Tom Mix attractions are among the latest American films shown in Communist Albania.
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