Wilkins Pushes Federal Indemnity for Rights Victims
NAACP leader Roy Wilkins urged Congress to indemnify victims of racial violence, arguing federal payment would deter Ku Klux Klan attacks. He backed Johnson’s civil rights package including housing desegregation, jury desegregation, and federal action against civil rights workers’ intimidation. Real Estate Boards urged against the plan, warning it could hinder homeownership. Wilkins could not testify in New York due to fog but planned to appear later.
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Kosygin in Finland Attacks U S on Viet Nam
Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin arrived in Helsinki for a five day visit and denounced U S policy in Viet Nam in a state dinner speech. He warned against NATO expansion and urged neutral northern Europe while reaffirming friendly Finland Soviet ties.
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US earns record foreign visitor revenue in 1964 65
The United States posted a new high in tourism receipts from international visitors, reaching 1.1 billion dollars in 1964 and about 1.2 billion dollars in 1965, marking the first billion dollar year and a rising trend.
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Flameless Electric Water Heating Is Safest
Las Vegas introduces a new flameless electric water heater system touted as the safest option for residential use. Officials cite reduced fire risk and improved efficiency while promoting adoption across homes and businesses.
Safeway Center Permit Hearing Set at Clark County
Clark County Planning Commission will decide tonight on a building permit for a Safeway Shopping Center at Maryland Parkway and Tropicana Avenue. Plans include a Safeway store, other retail space, 420 parking spots, and a freestanding sign.
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Taxpayers to Receieve Federal Rebates in 1965
About 750 000 of 40 million taxpayers get rebates from the federal government. Sixteen applications will be heard by the commission tonight. The board adds three held in abeyance and one referral from Clark County Board of Commissioners.
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Union Seeks Health Fund Money From Employer in Court
The Operating Engineers Union Health and Welfare Fund sues P. and P. Construction for 3164 in employer contributions alleging nonpayment of health welfare vacation and holiday benefits. The suit filed Aug 5 seeks 1500 in attorney fees plus costs. trial set for Thursday. The firm denies all allegations, represented by John Manzoni.
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Long wait until six six six in 1966 date pattern
A Long Wait notes that Monday 6 6 66 marks the sixth day of the sixth month in 1966 and predicts another repeat on 7 7 77, July 7, 1977, counting years and dates to future symmetry.
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