Unclear LAS VEGAS SUN item from 1964 edition
Fragmentary notice from the Las Vegas Sun dated March 3 1964 shows price details 16.50 and 30.00 but no readable event person or organization identified.
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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1964
Page
6
Our Shame Status of Indians in Nevada Colonies
Senator Alan Bible denounces health and sanitation in three Nevada Indian colonies Las Vegas Elko and Winnemucca and urges improvement or relocation. He cites high disease rates low life expectancy 43 years infant mortality TB influenza pneumonia gonorrhea hepatitis meningitis dysentery and dysentery among Indians versus national figures. Public Health Service links primitive conditions to poor care and notes water and access deficits. The AMA and Indian Affairs push 1964 Indian Health Year to raise awareness of plight.
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Nevada
Alan Bible
Las Vegas
Elko
Winnemucca
Bible
Philco Nash
Indian Affairs Commissioner
The
Public Health Service
Dear John Dear John An OSS letter from Anonymous Ark.
A reader asks about pep pills and tranquilizers used together for energy and calm. The response denies that a single pill combining both actions is effective, noting personal experience with separate pills and skepticism about a combined product.
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Rue
Health reform pivot urged for Henderson district
A local plea argues Henderson should join Clark County District Board of Health to gain vital statistics disease control maternal care and sanitation services. It cites Dr Connolly and Dr Hazeltine leading clinics and urges public health oversight by a trained city officer.
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Europe
New York
Clark County
Henderson
Clark County District Board of Health
City of Henderson
Connolly
Hazeltine
Byrne
District Board of Health
Henderson Clinic
California Senate Bid by George Murphy Emerges
George Murphy runs for the Senate in California as the Republican answer to LBJ and to win the terpsichorean vote. A mix of privacy fears from new electronic snooper devices and political quips frame the mood.
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George Murphy
Senate
California
LBJ
Communist Party Strategy Eras Backed by Gus Hall Across Midwest
Washington reports Gus Hall and fellow Communists expand local branches and regional HQs while planning mass demonstrations, work stoppages, and a national drive. The Feb 21 Court of Appeals ruling on Form 1-51A registration looms as pivotal, risking undermining the Subversive Activities Control Act if the case returns to lower courts or reaches the Supreme Court.
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Washington
Communist Party
Gus Hall
Midwest
Communist
New York
Chicago
N. S. Khrushchev
Mao Tsetung
Hall
Kansas
Missouri
Illinois
Ohio
James Jackson
The
Worker
Congress
Jackson
Court of Appeals
George Washington
U.S
Justice Department
U.S. Atty
J. Walter Yeagley
U.S.A
Federal District Court
Washington, D.C
Cumneofais
Justce
Ais
Supreme Court
Communist International
Soviet Activitense
U.S.S.R
Almanac for March 3 1964 United Press International
The almanac notes today is Tuesday March 3 1964 the 63rd day of the year with 303 to follow The moon nears last quarter Venus and Jupiter dominate the evening sky and notable events include Florida entering the Union in 1845 the Interior Department creation in 1849 and Peary's 1911 recognition. A mentioned thought by Thomas Kempis warns against anger while referencing a 50 000 drive to promote American Soviet exchange and world peace efforts.
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United Press International
Florida
Union
U.S. Department of the Interior
Robert Peary
U.S. Congress
North Pole
Pacific Ocean
Thomas Kempis
Courtesy and accommodation aid West German rail travel
The Sacramento Bee argues American railroads fail due to public contempt for passengers and contrasts with West Germany where courtesy and accommodations boost ridership. It notes options like car shipment with trains and multiple menus, with business travelers served by secretaries and staff.
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West Germany
Europe
Sacramento Bee
Explosion mystery at Vorkuta sparks U.S. nuclear probes
U.S. experts use Samos satellites and U-2 flights to assess a vast Vorkuta blast near Novaya Zemlya. Seismology and radio intercepts hint at a heavy underground event possibly tied to Soviet atomic testing. The episode prompts policy questions for President Johnson and reveals internal State and Defense debates over Vietnam strategy and personnel changes.
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Washington
U.S
Samos
Vorkuta
Russia
Arctic Ocean
Novaya Zemlya
Kremlin
Pravda
National Security Agency
Moscow
Johnson
Kennedy
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