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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1964
Page
1
The London Express reports that after breakfast Khrushchev returned to his study amid Kremlin calls about Sunrise. Khrushchev appeared unfazed by news that the vast rocket was recalled after 24 hours.
Sochi scene gives way to Moscow intrigue as a Kremlin Presidium meeting led by Brezhnev signals a dramatic power struggle. Mikoyan Kosygin and Suslov attend while Khrushchev faces removal amid reports of a planned Chinese atomic test and rising domestic unrest.
A brief item notes the return of the Sunrise prompting widespread curiosity about the trip’s abrupt end and potential issues. The mystery surrounding the voyage prompts readers to seek details on page 2.
A fragmented snippet references Hank Greenspun and a media stance tied to fans and editors. The readable text hints at ongoing coverage or commentaries involving Greenspun’s influence in Nevada media circles.
A citizens group backing Barry Goldwater withdrew the morality focused 30 minute film Choice after Goldwater objected it was unsuitable for the campaign. NBC had cut two scenes and the sponsors planned to re release a revised version after further edits. The group Mothers of Moral America sponsored the piece billed as showing moral decay in the nation.
In a contest for Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital board, Dorothy Saunders and Dr. Carl Kaufman draw scrutiny over whether a medical background is needed for governance. Critics warn of temperament and potential admin struggles, noting a doctor may not be best suited for a political management role.
Bonnano is reportedly kidnapped outside Maloney's Park Avenue apartment by two men with 45-caliber pistols. Maloney and associate Joseph Allen with Bonnano were in a midtown restaurant hours earlier. Authorities investigate possible obstruction of justice. police doubt a staged kidnapping.
In remarks prepared for TV, Laxalt named about 90 April travelers to a testimonial dinner that reportedly raised 100000. He challenged Cannon to prove Baker ties were social, not business. Cannon called it a smear while Democratic figures warn of a new odious element in a clean race. Baker left a page job amid earlier wealth charges. a probe was briefly reopened before adjournment.
Sheriff deputies report a burglary at the home of Alex Shoofey an executive vice president of the Hotel Sahara and Democratic figure. About 20000 dollars in fur pieces jewelry a camera and three guns were stolen including a 38 caliber revolver gifted to Shoofey by Sheriff Ralph Lamb.
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President Johnson and Senator Barry Goldwater attend a brief service before Herbert Hoover lies in state under the Capitol rotunda. Hoover died at 90 in Waldorf Towers. St Bartholomew's Church hosts the service, honoring the Republican elder. Doors opened at 9 a.m. mourners gather. Adlai Stevenson, Javits among early attendees.
Nevada's tallest vacant 31 story Landmark Tower on Paradise Road near the Convention Center goes to foreclosure auction at 10 a.m. tomorrow at Lawyer's Title Co. front entrance. Appliances Buyers Credit Corp. says Landmark Plaza Corp. owes $3.5 million. The unoccupied tower, appraised at 8 to 9 million, has never been finished.
Mostly sunny today with high thin clouds and light afternoon winds. Forecasted high around 85 and low near 52 with noontime humidity about 15 percent. Sunrise at 6 54 and sunset at 5 56.
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