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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1966
Page
11
The Sunny Spencer Show blends song humor and rhythm as Sunny Spencer and his versatile group headline the Four Queens Royal Lounge opening during the holiday weekend. The lounge seeks rising entertainers and broad exposure for American acts facing training and opportunity gaps.
Rep. Donald J. Irwin says Fairfield County residents show sharp divisions over Vietnam policy. Of 13,000 responses to a seven-option questionnaire, 34 percent favor increased bombings as the quickest way out of the war, indicating little consensus.
A study finds taste recognition requires about 3,000 times more food exposure than smell. Researchers note sensory thresholds differ, with gustatory assessment demanding far greater sample sizes to ensure reliable results.
The Las Vegas International Country Club aims to be the desert’s premier course with a unique high quality grass system. Under architect Edmund Ault, 419 Bermuda, Highland Bent greens, and mixed collars shift from standard species to a premium blend for earlier green-up and finer texture, with rolling hills and multiple man made lakes. Jack Zile, longtime golf course expert, says the project may set a new standard in Las Vegas golf and should be playable by mid winter.
Del Norte County residents urge nationwide relatives to flood Congress with letters and calls opposing President Johnson's request for legislation halting logging in a proposed redwoods national park. Local economy relies heavily on lumber, and critics accuse Miller-Rellim Co. of Crescent City of deliberate cutting.
Massachusetts Attorney General Edward Brooke called on President Johnson to seek France's help in achieving a peace conference in Viet Nam. He favored an Asian peace conference, opposed further escalation, and supported the U.S. involvement as justifiable.
An advertorial note touts PASTEEFTH a new dental powder to sprinkle on upper or lower plates to hold false teeth firmly. It claims no slipping, no slipping feel, non sour odor and easy use, marketed by drug counters nationwide.
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