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Newspaper

Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1962

Page

6

Las Vegas urged federal building to save cost

Senator Howard Cannon advocates reexamining Las Vegas need for a new federal office building. He argues the aging post office costs space in leased offices for many agencies, suggesting a single federal building would pay for itself and reduce long term government expenses.

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Social scorecard of Washington under Kennedy era

Art Buchwald explains a whimsical rule set where White House dinners, private dances, and even a kid’s Caroline party yield points in a social ranking. The piece contrasts pre Kennedy society with a new Dow Jones style scoring, noting boosts for White House attention, Kennedy family invitations, and embassy hospitality.

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Kennedy Moves and Misgivings on Disarmament and Youth

Max Lerner portrays President Kennedy somber about two ticking clocks nuclear buildup and disarmament talks. He notes stalled Soviet openness after Khrushchev’s rhetoric and stresses Kennedy’s belief in a meeting of minds, youth commitment, and strong governments abroad to blunt communism.

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Hoffa in Midwest Swing Triggers Teacher Protests

Jimmie Hoffa visited St Joseph Michigan for a mass rally of about 200 at a high school. He urged Whirlpool workers to vote for the Teamster Brotherhood amid local opposition from teachers who printed leaflets urging a vote against intruders. Federal probes into Teamster finances and leadership, including Roy Lee Williams, spurred public concern and Gov departments' actions.

Washington, D.C Jimmie Hoffa St. Joseph Michigan Twin-City St. Joseph-Benton Harbor Hoffa Teamster Brotherhood International Assn. of Teamsters Labor Management Reporting Justice Dept Teamsters Treasuries Local 41 Joint Council 56 Roy Lee Williams

Rockefeller aides urged to write stronger speeches for Nixon era

Rockefeller faces pressure from GOP leaders to replace speech writers Emmett Hughes Hugh Morrow and others as Syracuse Lincoln Day address drew fire for criticizing Kennedy administration. Critics say Syracuse was not the right venue. Rockefeller lines up 1964 presidential bid aims for majority and broader talks beyond New York.

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Senators Wives Start Free Home State Columns

Seven senators spouses publish columns in their home state papers about life in Washington and other topics. The writers include Dorothy Bush wife of Prescott Bush. Marian Javits wife of Jacob Javits. Elsie Williams wife of John Williams. Ellen Proxmire wife of William Proxmire. Abigail McCarthy wife of Eugene McCarthy. Lorraine Cooper wife of John Sherman Cooper. Loraine McGee wife of Gale McGee.

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