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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1965
Page
8
An advertisement touts filter cigarettes packed with Half and Half pipe tobacco for a pleasant aroma and new taste. It urges readers to try a pack today.
Members of the House Armed Services Committee introduced a bill to raise military pay by about 1 billion dollars per year, promising the third raise in three years. The plan would affect 2.7 million personnel from recruits to generals, with varied percentage increases by rank and years of service.
The UPI report says the Soviet Union carried out an underground nuclear explosion in the Kazakh Soviet Socialist Republic. Uppsala Seismological Institute director Marcus Baath noted the shock at Semipalatinsk was recorded and said it was smaller than a 1964 test linked to a radioactive atmospheric leak.
London desk reports Communist China completed a covert arms pact with Tanzania to supply small arms and training facilities as part of a broader push to back liberation movements across Africa. The talks followed President Nyerere’s Peking visit and included Gen. Chang Ai-Ping among Chinese participants.
Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin arrived in Moscow from East Berlin after a four day visit marked by few political signals. He invited President Johnson to visit Russia, but gave no public comment on U S air raids over North Vietnam. Western observers noted little of consequence despite the unity conference calling for U S withdrawal.
Pop singer Rae Vince quits the profession claiming to feel too old at 3. The report from St Albans notes his decision comes despite recent activity in his music career.
A representative of the WD and H O Wills cigarette firm handling public relations for an exhibition in London is named Mr Butt.
The House passed a $1.1 billion Great Society program for the Appalachian region after three days of debate, sending it to President Johnson without a conference. The measure, once proposed in a prior Congress, aims to rejuvenate the chronically low economy of the 11 state area. Republican amendments were defeated.
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