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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1964
Page
6
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A county ordinance requiring trailer owners to post cash or a bond to prove intent to build within a year draws protests from owners who call it discrimination. They argue taxes rise while services lag and access roads remain unavailable, hindering trailer placement in outlying areas. The piece notes widespread backlash, calls for clear, uniformly enforced rules, and cites broader national trends toward trailer living.
The column argues the Bobby Kennedy question hinges on his fit with President Johnson, Democratic Party needs, and national mood. It weighs Kennedy family politics, Johnson’s risk with Southerners, and Kennedy’s possible paths after the Bay of Pigs and Cuban missiles, noting Kennedy’s inner drive and appeal.
Ada Smith known as Bricktop, Queen of Paris nightlife, ends her Rome venue on Via Veneto after a storied run. The West Virginia native previously topped Paris and Rome scenes, hosted elites and popes, and now eyes a small cocktail bar in New York or San Francisco.
Washington Mirror notes President Johnson has turned off most exterior lights at the White House to cut costs, claiming more than $2,000 monthly savings. Tourists fear the darkened landmark dulls the nation’s shrine as Easter and Cherry Blossom visitors arrive.
A reader asks how to tell if a Southerner loves her for her mind or her figure. The columnist replies that the man loves her for her figure, concluding the debate on grits vs fine corn.
The Catholic Herald Citizen denounces Gov. Wallace's Wisconsin visit as a moral evil invading the state. Terry Sanford, head of the nation’s largest cigarette maker, questions cigarettes causing harm at FTC hearings. In Saigon, Maj. Nguyen Khanh vows strict action against officials deemed harmful or asleep to the war.
Almanac notes this Tuesday March 24 1964 as the 84th day with 282 remaining. It lists historical events including James VI of Scotland becoming James I of England in 1603, Koch announcing tuberculosis germs in 1882, Philippine independence proclaimed in 1946, Dowager Queen Mary passing in 1955, and a thought from Demosthenes about reminding others of good turns.
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