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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1965
Page
18
The notice lists pricing for mail subscriptions, detailing options for one month six months and twelve months. Rates are presented for standard and possibly discounted plans, offering flexibility for short and long term commitments.
The piece argues special interest bills flood the Nevada Legislature, often favoring insurers, merchants, or utilities. It urges private citizens to form a Carson City presence to defend consumers, noting the need for a vocal, independent lobby to curb anti competitive measures and push for reforms like timely insurance claim payments.
A chief executive seeks help to improve his image after failing with PR firms. The assistant recommends consulting another executive who understands large-firm operations and suggests contacting Upcreek Wholecloth Yardwide and asking for their president known as Stinky.
President Johnson trades British support for constrained air strikes against North Viet Nam. Wilson backs limited naval pressure while a broad blockade is debated by the Joint Chiefs and the White House. Chou En Lai heads Africa trip amid Soviet Chinese cooperation reports. House boosts clerical pay. Clark Clifford seeks new White House press secretary role.
A New York passport office scene shows officials warning travelers not to encourage foreign trips during a gold drain. An amusing exchange reveals officials questioning a man wanting a passport while FBI agents watch, highlighting restrictions and anxieties over travel abroad.
The writer reports teens or adults tossing bottles from a car, shattering on concrete and forcing early morning cleanups. He urges police awareness and public reporting, and notes confusion from Washington's Birthday closures affecting banks, mail, courts, and buses. He also recalls a barber chair scene and price changes since 45 years ago.
The article notes Thomas Fuller 1608 1661 an English clergyman and philosopher known for complex writings. It states his requested epitaph was two words Fuller s Earth preserving a simple tomb inscription.
Almanac notes Mars visible at dawn and Mars with Jupiter in the evening. It recalls Sam Houston born in 1793 and the 1836 Texas declaration of independence. It also marks Rutherford B. Hayes 1877 victory, Babe Ruth 1927 salary record, and the 1943 Battle of the Bismarck Sea formation.
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