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Newspaper

Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1969

Page

2

Living With the Bomb: Nevada Tests and Public Fear

A retrospective on the atomic weapons program from Los Alamos to Frenchman Flat shows the push for continental testing near Las Vegas. It details yields from 1.17 ton to balloon-scale devices, public curiosity, safety drills, and the uneasy coexistence of life with the nuclear threat.

Nathan Bedford Forrest United States Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory South Pacific South Atlantic Los Alamos Nellis Air Force Base Joe L. Mason Atomic Energy Commission Frenchman Flat Las Vegas Nevada Indian Springs Gordon Dean Thomas L. Shipman Shipman el Cortez

Flamingo saga of Las Vegas begins to form a history

The piece recalls figures from early Flamingo Hotel history including Bill Moore Bob Cannon Maxine Lewis Paul Price and Dick Chappel and hints at the cost and effort behind building the Flamingo. The SUN writer Carol notes hotels did not rise overnight and promises to document the desert miracle with local voices.

Flamingo Bill Moore Las Vegas Bob Cannon Tropicana Helen Maxine Lewis Paul Price Dick Chappel SUN Carol Desert

Massive Florida boiler blast blacks out third of state

A Florida Power and Light boiler exploded at the Cutler Ridge plant in Dade County causing widespread darkness across South Florida. The blaze was controlled in an hour and power began to return within 90 minutes while officials investigated overload as a possible cause. Public offices and hospitals faced outages, but no injuries were reported.

Truman Hiroshima and Nagasaki Ground Zero Spring Mountain Range Air Force Hiroshima Nagasaki Miami UPI Florida Florida Power and Light Co Cutler Ridge Dade County Florida Power Fred Brown Gold Coast Florida Peninsula Brown Calis The Miami Herald Miami Beach Children’s Hospital Angelo Landman di Lido Four Ambassadors Hotel Broward Dade

Estate of Jack M Osman Deceased Probate Notice

The Eighth Judicial District Court of Nevada Clark County issues notice of time of proving the will for Jack M Osman deceased. SEE R Rose filed testament and petition to admit to probate and appoint executor. hearing set for Friday September 1969 at 9 15 AM at Las Vegas Court House. All interested appear and show cause why the will should not be admitted to probate and executor appointed. Public notices also include divorce summons for Verll McMullen vs Geraldine McMullen and furniture ad for rare antique piano.

Eighth Judicial District Court State of Nevada County of Clark Jack M. Osman R. Rose Las Vegas Loretta Bowman Pamela Boothby State of Nevada McMullen Geraldine Charles E. Catt South Third Street Suite 6 Defauit

Nation's 24-Hour Temperature and Precipitation Update

United Press International reports a nationwide summary for the 24-hour period ending at 4 a.m. detailing temperature highs and lows across major regions and the amount of rainfall or snowfall recorded. It provides a snapshot of short term weather patterns, noting notable deviations from seasonal norms.

United Press International

Mueller envisions nuclear shuttles to Mars and Moon bases

Dr. George E. Mueller of NASA outlined a plan for reusable nuclear shuttles to ferry people between Earth and lunar stations and to launch the first manned Mars expedition. He described a polar moon base, Earth orbiting logistics, and a Mars landing module as part of a broader space exploration program.

Washington UPI George E. Mueller Earth Lunar Mars Mueller NASA Moon Moon Space Station

Railroads’ 1968 fuel costs rise in a decline of overall spending

U.S. railroads spent 1.5 billion dollars on fuels materials and supplies in 1968, down 3.6 percent from 1967’s nearly 1.6 billion. Only fuel outlays grew 5.6 percent to 438 million.

Chicago U.S

Dirksen Loses Cool In Press Conference With Chicago Daily News

Senator Everett Dirksen clashed with Chicago Daily News reporter William McGaffin in the Senate Press Gallery over predictions of the ABM vote. The exchange touched on Dirksen’s media coverage and outside business interests including a Swiss bank account and his Peoria law office.

Everett Dirksen UPI Washington Senate Everett M. Dirksen Dirksen William McGaffin Chicago Daily News McGaffin John Tower Texas Bill William) Eaton Robert) Gruenberg MeGaffin Charles Roberts Newsweek Tennessee Gas Transmission Co Savings and Loan Peoria

Air Traffic Specialists Oppose Controller Strike

The National Association of Air Traffic Specialists says its 3000 members will not back a mass walkout. President Robert F. Hayden cites safety concerns and calls for more manpower and better equipment from the FAA. He doubts PATCO will fully quit, while FAA has suspended over 50 controllers for alleged illegal sick leave.

Washington APS National Association of Air Traffic Specialists Association Robert F. Hayden Professional Air Traffic Controllers Organization PATCO FAA Hayden

Dobbin Has Place In Finnish Army

In Finland horses still play a role in the army. They helped Finns tow artillery through forests during the Winter War. Then one horse supported 12 soldiers. now one horse supports 40 troops. The army notes horses remain in service.

Dobbin Finland

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