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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1965
Page
12
Washington society buzzed over a social showdown between Joan Kennedy and Perle Mesta as both hosted lavish parties Friday. Senate leader Mike Mansfield joined as a guest of honor at Mrs. Mesta’s dinner while Kennedy guests prepared for dancing at the Kennedy home.
SPACE CENTER Houston UP I reports six scientists astronauts named to join 28 pilots in U S space program to field trip the moon. Identified: Dr Edward Gibson Dr Owen Garriott Dr F Curtis Michel Dr Duane Graveline Dr Joseph Kerwin and Dr Harrison Schmitt.
Western Kansas towns braced as heavy rains sent creeks up again on Saturday while Arkansas River residents faced a historic flood threat. Nickerson reported up to 2.75 inches of rain sparking fears of renewed devastation after already displacing over 20 000 people.
In an editorial aired by New China News Agency, the Peking People’s Daily urges a thorough UN reorganization to block Khrushchev revisionist aims and prevent a Soviet U.S. bloc. Italy endures heat wave with high 95 in Rome, 93 Saturday.
Senate Democratic leader Mike Mansfield denounced South Vietnam for cutting diplomatic relations with France calling the move extreme rashness that could hinder peace efforts He urged De Gaulle to lead a settlement in the Viet Nam crisis noting France’s potential role and reporting no discussion in Humphrey’s Paris talks.
Helen Keller will celebrate her 85th birthday Sunday in Easton Connecticut at her small estate. The blind and deaf activist will mark the day with a quiet gathering of a few relatives and close friends, sharing cake and champagne in her white clapboard house.
President Johnson rested at his Texas ranch Saturday but remained active on federal appointments and international matters. Press secretary George E. Reedy said Johnson spoke by phone with Secretary of State Dean Rusk and McGeorge Bundy about world affairs and his UN speech in San Francisco. He spent the morning at his desk, reviewed daily intelligence, and worked on job appointments, with plans for substantial nomination work in days ahead. The White House announced nominations for four-year terms on the Federal Maritime Commission, with Rear Adm. John Harllee redesignated as chairman.
Lt. Richard B. Steinke, a U.S. Army Special Forces officer from Milwaukee, was dismissed after a court martial found him disobeying orders in Viet Nam. He refused a Jan 31 assignment to Gia Vuc, citing ideological opposition to the war.
The Soviet Union and Iran agreed to expand economic ties and mutual cooperation during a Kremlin reception with President Mikoyan and Shah Reza Pahlavi. The shah, after a Siberian tour, said the trip strengthened already good relations and was highly successful.
Lawmakers plan a hectic four days starting Monday with a $6 billion housing bill including a new low income rent subsidy and urban renewal. Also on the agenda are a $1.9 billion war on poverty extension, a Senate measure to reduce silver in coins, a $1.25 DC minimum wage bill, and a continuing resolution to fund agencies for the new fiscal year.
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