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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1964
Page
15
A reader endorses Lyndon B. Johnson as president and laments a hostile climate among pundits. The writer declares loyalty, criticizes threats of violence, and argues Johnson should remain a steady statesman rather than a political caricature while underscoring personal safety concerns for the office and public.
Robert Ruark criticizes public threats and praise for L. London Johnson. He links danger from crowds to protecting national leaders and recalls a Mozambique buffalo herd experience illustrating loneliness in large crowds.
The column argues that both Republican and Democratic candidates have endorsed deficits during slow growth and surpluses in strong economies, a shift toward tax cuts and reduced spending, and praise the era of sustained expansion under Johnson-Kennedy policy. It notes unprecedented bipartisan acceptance of deficit use and declares this a historic change in fiscal thinking.
United Press International reports quotes from President Johnson on education aid and from Senator Goldwater on TVA and school integration. Hubert Humphrey attacks Goldwater’s record as contradictory. Marcel Jouhandeau comments on Sartre’s Nobel Prize refusal, describing refusal as beauty and personal growth.
In West Branch Iowa Dr D Filton Trueblood delivering a burial tribute to former President Herbert C Hoover speaks on a life of service. He notes Hoover’s standard by which societies measure success and failure and urges the living to model enduring values.
Warsaw reports Pap says after talks between new Soviet leaders and Polish Gomulka that there is full unanimity of views on developing relations between the Polish United Workers Party and the Soviet Communist Party.
Independence Missouri hospital spokesman comments on former President Harry S. Truman's unannounced departure from a Kansas City hospital where he had spent nine days recovering from two broken ribs and facial cuts.
President Johnson says the current world situation is sobering as the Kremlin changes and Red China conducts a nuclear test. He stresses the gravity of the moment for international affairs and U.S. policy.
A monitored broadcast from Communist China states the government pledges it will never be the first to use nuclear weapons under any circumstances. The declaration covers all times and situations and stands as a formal pledge by Beijing.
Washington report notes President Johnson indirectly attacks Senator Barry Goldwater urging voters to oppose crime and act against poverty disease and illiteracy. Topeka dispatch quotes Goldwater accusing Johnson of excessive campaign focus and a part time presidency amid full time problems.
Dear reader notes callus formation from pressure and ill fitting shoes. Grinding skin offers only temporary relief and may cause infection. underlying causes like weight and arch defects must be addressed. See orthopedist or podiatrist to correct footwear, foot structure, and weight for lasting relief. Paresthesia is a symptom not a disease, indicating abnormal sensation and requires finding the underlying cause which may be curable.
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