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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1966
Page
15
A broad monthly zodiac guide notes Aries through Pisces advice on budgets goals health work and social plans. It highlights personal growth, collaboration, and practical steps, ending with an offer to order a personalized forecast by sending birthdate and a dollar.
The piece portrays Lyndon B. Johnson using intimate, forceful face to face persuasion to sway Congress for 35 years and notes its mixed success in international affairs. Moyers cites Johnson favoring informal diplomacy as key to resolving complex issues and anticipating a summit with Inter American leaders.
Dodgers Newt Kimball and other 1941 World Series participants will be honored at Yankee Stadium on July 23 during Old Timer's Day. A large dinner at Toots Shor's will follow the event, celebrating the era and its players.
County Commissioners Bob Baskin and Bill Briare are said to be stranded on an island in Lake Mead with Vivian Thompson. Vivian, owner of an Overton cafe, resents being called a girl. Echo Bay Resort faces high electricity costs with $25 000 down for five miles of power lines yet little progress. The Resort Hotel Association plans to meet today to discuss equal talks. A free concert at Nevada Southern University features the University Singers and Symphony orchestra led by Keith Moon.
Circulating brochures advertise an air field side hideaway near the Pahrump Valley with an adw resort slogan playground for playboys and promotions of nearby springs and tourist attractions.
Despite Gaming Commission warnings that new metal dollar chips stay in origin shops the chips appear citywide. A friend suggests replacing paper money in Nevada with checks as a potential plan for action.
Questioning John Foley's campaign status as he vanishes from public view after an early start. Rumors swirl about whether he has changed his mind or paused his bid.
Bill Flangas, active in small counties, is expected to file within the week after ongoing work in those regions.
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