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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1966
Page
22
The Allen-Scott Report by Robert S. Allen and Paul Scott presents a syndicated column offering political commentary and insights on current events, with an emphasis on national policy, governance, and media analysis.
The President's Club reports it has raised about $1.5 million toward paying the DNC's $2 million debt from several fund raisers. Johnson, Humphrey, and Arthur Krim note memberships of 1,520 with events in Houston Chicago New York and Chicago. A June 11 New York dinner aims at $1 million with other cities planning $500k to $1 million events.
A 1966 projection shows farmers getting about 4 cents a lettuce pound and 33 cents for a dozen eggs, while shoppers pay 26 to 28 cents for lettuce and 52 to 54 cents for eggs. The spread funds transport, processing and store services, with 59 cents of every food dollar going to intermediaries. The National Commission on Food Marketing will publish June 30, likely labeling advertising and baby-sitting as key factors, even as costs rise for marketers and retailers.
Carl Rowan notes Sen Kennedy's remarks were constructive yet offered no new solutions for Latin America. He contrasts Kennedy's public relations flair with an administration that avoids action due to secrecy and cautious diplomacy, risking stagnation.
The piece riffs on Rep H R Gross accusing the Johnson White House of wild after hours dancing led by an ordained minister, with Moyers and Luci and others named in a satirical exchange about glass houses and moral policing. The dialogue mocks Washington nightlife and public scrutiny with humor.
Ethel demonstrates clever use of leftovers turning scraps into appealing meals and tips at home. Her playful humor highlights thrift and creativity in daily cooking.
Quote from Bill Hogarth, secretary of the National Union of Seamen, as the British Merchant Marine strikes, warning that the nation could face a hellish mess unless the dispute ends.
Cape Kennedy Flight Director Kraft hails the Gemini 9 astronauts as the best trained crew for the mission. In New York, Senator RFK warns that Medicare reform hinges on approval of a $2 billion federal training and research program, otherwise bright hopes for Medicare could be dashed.
Clark County residents approve a $10.6 million bond issue to fund new school classrooms. Delores Chambers is installed as worthy advisor of the Rainbow Order for Girls in Boulder City.
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