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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1963
Page
12
The University of Nevada Board tightens entry and probation rules amid budget strains. Entrance exams for low grade high school graduates, extended probation penalties, and suspension for falling further below 2.00 GPA aim to ensure that taxpayer funded study benefits the strongest students.
US intelligence reports claim Soviet technicians helped China build SA-2 missile sites near the eastern seaboard and inland bases. The findings, from U2 and Samos imagery, spark debate among US advisers over Sino Soviet ties and potential for collaboration against the United States.
A Paradise Valley resident protests proposed renaming Sunset Road to Henderson, arguing it harms local history and property values. The letter questions official notification, fees, and accountability, urging officials to stop changing long standing names and preserve Sunset Road.
The aged health benefits plan may pass the 88th Congress but faces an intense fight. Key shifts on Ways and Means and Senate finance committees, plus lobbying by the American Medical Association, shape prospects. Kennedy compromises introduce a Health Insurance Trust Fund, private channel options, and potential private plan administration.
A compilation of quotations from judges officials and commentators on desegregation in 1954 the Cuba training in Latin America and the Stratoscope balloon along with reflections from figures like Attorney General Robert F Kennedy and other notable experts. The item sketches varied opinions and tense debates shaping public discourse.
In 1964 a one-quarter percent Social Security tax hike and a raised earnings base from 4800 to 5200 trigger major fiscal tensions. The piece criticizes government policy and laments insufficient craftsmanship amid rising costs.
US allies in Asia show unhappiness over policies including Malaysia Federation support and aid reductions. Japan resents textile import cuts and defense spending demands while fearing tensions with South Korea. Geneva talks for a nuclear test ban appear doomed, and De Gaulle seeks to curb inflation. NATO nuclear force gains cautious optimism from Merchant talks.
A compact digest notes key historical and political markers: the 1770 Boston Massacre, 1993 German Reichstag seat allocation to Nazis allies, Stalin’s 1945 Kremlin death, Khrushchev’s 1962 warning on the seven year plan, and a Stalin quote on work. Includes celestial mentions and a brief thought for the day.
A London reviewer extols the Henry Fielding story adapted by John Osborne and directed by Tony Richardson. Albert Finney stars as Tom Jones with Hugh Griffith as a drunken squire in a lavish on location production praised for humor pace and near flawless continuity despite budget and weather conditions.
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