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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1965
Page
7
At UC Berkeley students moved off campus to sell the obscene magazine Spider after an acting chancellor ordered distribution halted. A Berkeley officer bought six copies as regents debated a hard disciplinary policy for campus demonstrations and sit-ins without yet voting on it.
Surgeon General Luther Terry cited public opinion polls showing broad support for health warnings on cigarette packs. Senators Neuberger and Magnuson led the Commerce Committee hearings with witnesses including Bennett Moss and Foote, urging prompt enactment and agency-determined label standards.
Hans Kristoffersen of Oslo Arbeiderbladet said Selma hotel staff refused him rooms because Norway awarded Martin Luther King the Nobel Peace Prize. He faced insults and was told to stay home. He eventually found shelter by posing as a New Yorker at a motel.
In Jakarta on Monday the Communist affiliated Indonesian Postal Workers Union halted mail deliveries to the U S embassy and Americans, threatening to cut telephone service. Pan American jetliners were barred from overnight stay at Kemayoran airport, passengers told to depart. Government seizures of oil refineries followed by talks with Shell Vac and Caltex officials aimed at new state control.
Tokyo dispatch says Communist China vowed to intensify efforts to seize leadership of the international Communist movement from the Soviet Union. Peking’s Daily and Red Flag quoted as saying the struggle between Moscow and Beijing has entered a new stage and that monsters will be destroyed. Chinese officials accused Khrushchev’s successors of symbols and subterfuge and said they would push ideological warfare to dominate world revolution. The New China News Agency broadcast the harsh critique of the Kremlin and its stance toward Vietnam and U.S. imperialism.
The California Assembly approved two bills to ease marital actions. A residency rule allows out of state residents to sue for divorce in California if the spouse lived there a year and in the county three months. In separate action, the Assembly also allowed retired judges to perform marriages.
The House Rules Committee approved the $1.2 billion school aid bill for floor debate. The measure would fund aid for low income schools, library books, shared time centers, and educational research. Support from major church and education groups aided passage despite prior church-state concerns.
Eighteen of the sixty two counties in England and Wales reported weekend snowfalls of up to six inches.
The ad pitches a 1965 Chevrolet Bel Air and Biscayne as luxury yet affordable. It highlights interior comfort, curved windows, instrument panel, and color interiors, with options and a 140 hp Turbo-Thrift Six, Plus a smooth ride from new coil suspension and wide tread.
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