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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1964
Page
14
A commentator argues that a public figure has moved beyond acceptable rightward positions, asserting ideological drift and warning of long term ramifications for policy and party alignment. The piece frames the issue as a personal moral concern and political consequence.
Editorial questions Sen. Barry Goldwater’s peace plan and how he would counter communism. It argues his vague stance risks brinkmanship in a nuclear age and urges clear proposals or risk placing the world at peril.
Almanac notes mark October 10 1964 as the 284th day of the year with 82 to follow and list notable events from 1845 1911 1913 and 1943 including the Naval Academy opening the Panama Canal obstruction removal and Chiang Kai-sheks oath as China president. Jane Austen quote offered as a thought for the day.
President Johnson plans an open air Texas style barbecue in Wall Street with the First Family amid debate among New York leaders. Atty. Gen. Kennedy is seeking Johnson support while Secret Service worries about security and crowd attendance. Texas barbecues by the Young Citizens Committee have drawn large crowds previously.
In Reno a Nevada WICHE Commission meeting outlined how Nevada uses the Western Interstate Commission for Higher Education to finance medical education. The state funds exchange tuition and seeks legislative changes to attract and retain Nevada medical students, with projected growth and policy reforms.
A Las Vegas cab driver voices frustration over average daily earnings of 20.42 dollars including wages and tips. He argues for a decent hourly wage and a possible no-tips policy, citing hardship for a family of five and criticizing some drivers for overcharging.
Letter from Charles W. Anderson Managing Director Citizens for Goldwater defends the book None Dare Call It Treason as the best documented subversion expose. He corrects price claims, invites readers to study the documentation, and offers to explain references to those who call it propaganda.
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