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Newspaper

Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1964

Page

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ADA Rates Miller Liberal. Goldwater Receives Zero in Voting Record

Americans for Democratic Action assigns William E. Miller a liberal score for supporting civil rights while Barry Goldwater earns a zero rating. The ADA criticizes Congress for unfinished business and cites party contrasts in liberal voting. Michigan's Hart and McNamara top the liberal list in the Senate with 100 percent scores.

Goldwater Washington UPI Americans For Democratic Action ADA Rep William E. Miller Sen Barry M. Goldwater The Congress 89Th 88Th Miller Senate Michigan Phillip A. Hart Pat McNamara Pierre Salinger Calif Paul Douglas Ill Joseph S. Clark Gaylord Nelson Wis Humphrey Minn John

Sikes Wins Sahara Invitational in Phoenix by One Stroke

Dick Sikes, a 24 year old from Springdale Arkansas, withstood late challenges from Billy Casper Jack McGowan and others to win the Sahara Invitational Golf Classic by one stroke. He posted a 9 under par 275 after a final round at Paradise Valley Country Club.

Dick Sikes Ken Venturi Jean al Geiberger Sikes Paradise Valley Country Club Bill Johnston Tommy Bolt Bert Yancey Bobby Nichols Yancey Casper Nicklaus McGowan Rodgers del Webb Sahara

Hoover Hangs On Doctors Report Condition In Doubt

The 90 year old former chief executive received transfusions to replace blood loss. By 9 30 p m an aide said Hoover was unchanged and no medical bulletins would be issued overnight. The last bulletin earlier quoted a guarded prognosis given his advanced age. The illness marked his fourth in two years and was disclosed at his Waldorf Towers suite.

Hoover Michael J. Lepore Waldorf Towers Lepore

McCarthy Praises League at Las Vegas Dinner

At the Anti-Defamation League annual fund raiser at the Flamingo Hotel Sen. Eugene J McCarthy of Minnesota praised the league and the latest civil rights record. Awards were given to Len Howard W Cannon and J Kell Houssels Sr named Man of the Year for work against bigotry and prejudice.

Anti-Defamation League B'nai B'rith Flamingo Hotel Eugene J. McCarthy Minnesota League Congress McCarthy Len Howard W. Cannon J Kell Houssels Houssels Las Vegas The

Subliminal Selling: Hypnotists Debate Hidden Messages

A panel at the Association to Advance Ethical Hypnotism discusses subliminal suggestion used in theaters and media. Early tests flashed near invisible messages like Buy Coke and boosted soft drink sales by 78 percent, while later tests with popcorn lacked consistent results. Author Harry Aron notes mixed outcomes and references further coverage.

Association To Adance Harry Aron

Weather Summary for Today and Tomorrow

Forecast shows clear weather with gentle winds and a predicted high of 85 with a low of 55. Humidity at noon is 8 percent, sunrise at 6 51 and sunset at 6 00.

Sun Circulation Dept Moves to Highlane Offices

The Sun announces its circulation department now operates from Highlane Avenue. Subscribers should call 382-3078 or 382-3079 for service to avoid office delays.

SUN Highlane Avenue

Warren Survey Doubts Persist On Kennedy Killing Details

Louis Harris survey finds 31 percent believe Oswald had accomplices and 87 percent think he was the killer after the Warren Commission report. 13 percent remain unsure if he acted alone. The public cites factors like a too complex plot, Ruby’s alleged payoff, and the assassin’s alleged Communist background.

John F. Kennedy Lee Harvey Oswald Oswald Commission Harris

Vegans Split on View of Red China Bomb

Vegans in Las Vegas debate whether Red China owning an atom bomb would raise world tensions. City engineer Claude Bessent believes the device could widen the Soviet Chinese split and caution may provoke Soviet caution. Frederick R. Fink argues many nations could trigger nuclear explosions and the bomb in China would not heighten U S anxiety.

Red China Las Vegans Soviet Union Frederick R. Fink Fink

Pilot Dies In Flight Over Las Vegas Route

George Joseph Carroll 44 of Los Angeles died after a Western Air Lines DC6B captain collapsed in the cockpit on the Las Vegas to Los Angeles leg. Co pilot Richard Dunkleman 32 steered the plane to McCarran Airport with 44 weekend travelers aboard.

Western Air Lines Las Vegas Los Angeles McCarran George Joseph Carroll Bella Vista Ave Richard Dunkleman Franklin Ave Hollywood

Khrushchev Ouster and China Nuclear Test Examined

The SUN surveys two major events of the past week likely in 1964, Khrushchev's removal from power and China's nuclear detonation, and their potential impact on international relations. It notes page 27 covers Khrushchev's ouster and page 29 analyzes Red China's nuclear entry.

Nikita Khrushchev Russia Red China The SUN Khrushchev

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