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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1965
Page
18
Fragmentary text lists time periods and prices for a Las Vegas item or service. No clear event, person, organization, or place beyond the city name appears. The readability is poor and no concrete outcome is evident.
A Reno editorial argues against a Washoe County bill authorizing 2.5 million dollars in bonds for a downtown convention hall without a voter referendum. It cites prior 16 million bond moves and urges the electorate to retain final say over public funding decisions.
Washington lawmakers scrutinize Section 13 in Johnson immigration plan which would empower Atty. Gen. Katzenbach to set rules for visas affecting refugees from the Middle East and behind the Iron Curtain. Feighan seeks full detail and questioning to probe refugee admissions and possible rackets, while TFX cost concerns also rise in Senate inquiries and White House cabinet procedures tighten.
The writer compares student demonstrators to mobs controlled by paid organizers and press agents. He recalls teachers and schooldays, mocks student riots, and argues that demonstrating students should be treated as illegal mobs and sent back to reform school. The piece reflects a disapproving, satirical voice on student protest and politics.
A young woman struggles after a painful divorce amid drinking trouble and a shaky job, then finds resolve with supportive family and boss driven to secure her insurance. She endures injuries from a kitchen accident and a fall, keeps faith, and vows to stay on the right track. An accompanying anecdote recalls a kind stranger who helped replace a flat tire, illustrating humanity.
A husband suspects hidden drinking. he finds gin in the washing machine and seeks guidance. The reply urges doubt but suggests careful tasting to detect alcohol. A separate note mocks Lt. Gerard’s police aptitude, stating he is unfitted for police work based on test findings.
Students and officials discuss Mrs. Reich's bid to stay with her Marine husband on Okinawa. Opinions split, with some urging broader access to spouses and others upholding Marine Corps policy and federal rules governing deployments.
A speaker named Ken Jones and Dianne Lendini discuss fairness in wives accompanying husbands on military duty. They acknowledge potential embarrassment and danger, but express pride and acceptance of service.
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