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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1964
Page
8
The anonymous author asks Ann Landers about a strained marriage and a man who disapproves of a wife’s favorite TV program. The letter describes rumors of infidelity and social pressures as the couple navigates a shared life and the influence of a television show.
Washington lawmakers react as President Johnson asks for 3.4 billion in military aid for Vietnam. Passman and Morgan urge savings while others warn against deep cuts. Republicans Ebbs and Dirksen stress practical end to aid, with Fulbright expecting a vigorous, controversial fight after Easter.
At Rancho High School the honor rolls recognize students with straight A grades and high overall GPA. The A and A B honor rolls list seniors, juniors, and sophomores across multiple classes, noting standouts such as Carma Cooper Maria Mead and Donne Patterson along with many others.
Dallas district attorney Henry Wade said he did not use witnesses who swore they saw Ruby with Oswald because he doubted the new statements. He noted some had failed detector tests and feared their testimony could mislead the jury. Wade said the witnesses were aware they saw Oswald and Ruby two days before the killing.
Suburbs expand as a major factor in shaping the destruction industry and boosting housing program spending. Charles Jensen, president of a prominent corporation, notes government support for building ten suburban communities within a $16 billion housing initiative. President Hoeven referred the plan to Congress.
Lamar Caudle a central figure in a Truman era tax scandal withdrew from North Carolina 8th District race hours after filing to run in the May 30 Democratic primary. Caudle cites medical prognosis and asks to remove his name from registration while aides say he was not enthusiastic about entering the race. Caudle had been linked to efforts to derail prosecution of Irvin Sachs, and served as chief of the Justice Department tax division under Truman.
Dear Doctor explains that brief heart rhythm changes are common and usually harmless. A true aneurysm causing skips is rare, and a doctor should evaluate persistent or concerning symptoms rather than assume danger.
A reader asks about diverticulosis with no bulge visible. The doctor explains the bulge is inside the intestine and may not show externally, and suggests requesting the doctor’s book for clarity.
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