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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1965
Page
12
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Gladys O Donnell of Long Beach California chairs Republican Women operations condemns a Radical Right Dial a Number telephonic gimmick attacking national leaders including Johnson and Eisenhower. California Federated Republican Women call the messages false and treacherous propaganda and ask FBI to probe origins. The scheme promotes books by Welch and Schlafly and spreads charges as support for the push. O Donnell asserts the project reflects fanatic twisting of facts and treasonous plots.
A reader asks about laws restricting selling baby chicks and rabbits at Easter and mentions dyed animals. The reply suggests guinea pigs are acceptable but may confuse children, proposing waiting until Thanksgiving to get a turkey.
Agriculture Secretary Orville Freeman clashes with President Johnson over who should set water quality standards as Senate and House bills diverge on authority. Johnson’s ultimatum silencess Freeman, who helped trigger behind the scenes battles as conference committees prepare final action.
Art Buchwald satirizes U S involvement in La Enchilada describing a chaotic sequence of coups and counter coups. The piece skewers American recognition of shifting regimes from Gen El Finco to Gen El Gazspacho, blending political satire with international meddling and a parody of Cold War era diplomacy. The tangled plot mocks how outsiders crown leaders and reverse support amid violence and shifting loyalties.
A.E Cahlan recalls old Las Vegas and compares past life with the crowded, fast growing present. He cites Las Vegas population debates, estimates from city officials and planners, and projections that place the city ahead of many Western and Mountain states by 1970 and beyond.
United Press International notes May 25 as the 145th day of 1965 with 220 to follow. Live facts include Emerson born in 1803, the Constitutional Convention opening session in 1787, Ruth's 714th home run in 1935, Shanghai fall in 1948, and the Virginia school desegregation ruling in 1964.
Inquiring Photographer quotes Joe W. Box Men Silver Nu and Mildred Meyers. They believe Liston will win if Clay stays off him for five rounds. Meyers faults Clay's conceit and expects Liston to be psychologically ready for the fight.
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