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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1965
Page
5
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey told a Greenbriar Hotel audience that confidence mutual respect and understanding are the keys to continuing economic growth. He touted a price stable economy with a balanced policy, urged positive private public collaboration, and noted May showed a slight balance of payments surplus amid a long term expansion.
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower urged Republicans to back National Chairman Ray Bliss and oppose factional labels. He criticized conservative and liberal outfits, pressed for reform of convention procedures, and warned that splinter groups drain funds from the national committee. Bliss warned against rival fundraisers and independent groups challenging GOP unity.
Communist Chinese Premier Chou En Lai met secretly in Cairo with Pakistan's President Ayub Khan Egyptian President Nasser and Indonesia's Sukarno. After a 75 minute session at Tahira Palace the leaders saw Ayub depart on his way home from the London talks.
The House defeated a Republican bid to kill President Johnsons six billion housing bill 230 to 115 The bill would subsidize rents for certain low income groups while non subsidized provisions drew bipartisan support Patman predicted passage by midweek The main attack centered on rent subsidies for the poor including elderly handicapped and those displaced by urban renewal or highway projects
Janos Kadar resigns as premier in a cabinet reshuffle while remaining Communist party leader. Gyula Kallai named to succeed him as premier after a central committee meeting. Other changes include retirements and several party and regional posts shuffled.
Former Dominican president Joaquin Balaguer returned to Santo Domingo on Monday announcing plans to run for president again. His arrival occurred as rebel troops fired tear gas grenades into a crowd of about 300 near the burned and looted customs house, amid ongoing upheaval following Rafael Trujillo's 1961 assassination.
President Johnson joins five European leaders in a four language round robin to inaugurate commercial use of the Early Bird satellite. The event marks the first paid commercial service between North America and Europe with calls, news, and photos across the Atlantic. Participants include Harold Wilson in London Louis Jacquinot in Paris Ludwig Erhard in Bonn Hans Peter Tshudi in Bern and Ramon Gaspari in Rome.
An orientation meeting for Valley High School parents is set for Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Phillips 4658 Bridie Wood Court Royal Crest. A second session will be held Wednesday at 2926 Palmdale in the Wyatt home. All Valley students parents are invited.
In Algiers the nine day old revolutionary government led by Col. Houari Boumedienne prepared for fresh unrest as visiting officials departed and student demonstrations subsided after President Ahmed Ben Bella was ousted in a June coup. Security remained tight.
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