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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1966
Page
2
A wife seeks guidance on her husband turning home finances into a formal budget and accounting system. The doctor suggests this may be a phase or a response to concerns about taxes, retirement, or responsibilities, offering approaches to ease the transition and ensure cooperation.
Buddhist leaders condemn Thi ouster as Saigon crisis deepens. In Da Nang Maj Gen Neuyen Van Chuan takes command of the 1st Corps as replacements explain the move. U.S. forces resist near A Shau with air and ground patrols. Skyraider shot down, pilot rescued, and eight aircraft lost in days.
Cabbies set a vote today on an offer tied to a cab control ordinance proposing a 20 cab maximum until drivers can voice their opinions. Commissioners scheduled final action for Tuesday and the Grand Jury plans to discuss the cab strike with a Public Service Commission official. Dick Thomas declined to forecast the drivers outcome, noting prior union support for accepting terms.
Walter Schirra and Frank Borman said the United States is way ahead of the Soviet Union in the race to land man on the moon. They warned both nations remain in the Stone Age of space flight, noting Gemini 7 rendezvous gave the U S a commanding lead.
The piece notes Republican gains in the North and Midwest as inflation and Viet Nam opposition dent Democratic support. It cites lower-income voters and Black voters shifting away from the party, while some urban and regional coalitions remain Democratic. Public judgment of Johnson's war handling links to congressional voting intentions.
Ta Vinh, a Chinese national living in South Vietnam, was executed by firing squad after a one day trial for price speculation hoarding and bribery. He died in Saigon's Central Market as crowds watched and his family faced barbed wire barriers and police.
Cuban Premier Fidel Castro denounced China in a Havana University speech, accusing Mao Tse tung of pressuring Cuba and calling the China Cuba rice deal collapse a form of blackmail. He cited a 40 million peso cut in Chinese exports and warned of costly consequences for those responsible.
Indonesian General Soeharto moved to secure full authority after arresting 15 ministers of Sukarno's regime. Subandrio, first deputy premier and target of the crackdown, was reportedly detained as martial law-like conditions spread in Sakarta. Authorities ordered regional leaders to maintain security, with schools closed and citizens urged to ensure basic needs.
New York report to the Radiological Society notes about 2000 of 2000 Americans die annually from appendicitis due to late diagnosis. Dr Constantine S Soter of Arlington Heights Illinois urges early hazardous energy mas and X ray exams at first suspicious symptoms to save lives, especially when clinical signs are unclear in the young and elderly.
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