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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1965
Page
12
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President Johnson used personal calls to key senators to secure Gen. William McKee as head of the FAA, framing the nomination as essential to beating France in the race for the supersonic jet market. He warned Hartke and Long that opposing McKee could aid de Gaulle and harm U.S. balance of payments.
Max Lerner analyzes the New York Senate’s abolition of capital punishment as humane governance while weighing liberal shifts in sexuality. He contrasts British penalties, Swedish permissiveness, and American campus culture, noting growing debates on private virtue versus public law and the evolving moral atmosphere.
A columnist laments a forthcoming dictionary valuing usage over propriety and predicts widespread acceptance of ain t and slang. The piece notes rising female alcoholism, citing Dr. Marvin Block's figures and arguing early treatment improves outcomes.
The United Nations marks its 20th anniversary with a three day San Francisco event led by President Johnson. Delegates and foreign ministers attend as the U.S. reaffirms support despite funding crises and political tensions.
Readers recount childhood meals and crave classic flavors. One recalls beef hash and Boston baked beans, another praises grandma’s chicken and noodles, while others long for gingerbread and biscuits from a wood burning range.
On this date in 1965 the almanac recalls events such as William Penn signing a peace treaty with Native Americans on the Delaware River in 1683 and the Taft Hartley Act passage in 1947. It notes the Duke of Windsor born in 1894 and Maxwell Taylor named ambassador to South Vietnam in 1964. A Marshall quote closes the item.
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