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Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1968

Page

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Holiday toll rises as traffic deaths near seven hundred

Nationwide travel toll climbs over the Thanksgiving weekend with 690 traffic deaths recorded by midnight as delayed reports push final tallies. California tops states with 57 fatalities followed by Texas 44 and Ohio 39 amid slick roads and a fatal train collision in Harris Minnesota.

United Press International California Texas Ohio New York Harris Minn

Brown Sees Oppression of Negroes

New York based black militant H. Rap Brown warned Nixon’s election would bring oppression for Negroes and hasten preparation for a revolution. He said Nixon’s image is negative in the black community and that blacks must respond to repressive laws, though he did not urge street uprising.

New York UPI H. Rap Brown Richard M. Nixon Brown Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee Nixon United States

Nixon Urges Firms to Create Jobs for Unemployed

President elect Nixon pressed business leaders to expand efforts to find train and hire hard core unemployed. Robert Ellsworth met NAB leaders to learn of their program backed by 1 400 participating companies. The NAB funds training costs via Labor Department reimbursements. $200 million was allotted for year one.

New York UPI Richard M. Nixon Nixon Robert Ellsworth The National Alliance of Businessmen, Nab Department of Labor

Daley Blamed Over Chicago Police Riot At Democratic Convention

National Commission on Violence flags Chicago clashes as a police riot with Mayor Daley blamed. Report notes officers faced provocation from protesters including epithets rocks and tiles and says violence favored police. Study, prepared by 90 investigators led by Daniel Walker, released despite no formal commission endorsement.

Washington UPI National Commission On Violence Chicago Richard L. Daley National Commission On the Causes and Prevention of Johnson Daniel Walker

Eight Draft Resistors Disrupt Nixon Church Service

Eight draft resisters disrupted services at the Lutheran church Nixon attends in New York while his daughter is to be married there. Richard Virgil, a 25 year old theology student, led the protest by attempting to read a statement pledging to refuse induction into the Army, before being escorted out by ushers.

New York UPS Richard M. Nixon Nixon Richard Virgil Lutheran Church of St. John the Evangelist Brooklyn Norman Vin Virgil

Weather Update with Cloudy Skies and Strong Northerly Winds

Partly cloudy conditions with northerly winds 19 to 24 mph. Today's high 55 and low 30. Yesterday's high 57 and low 34. Noon humidity at 27 percent. Sunrise 6 34, sunset 4 26.

Boy 9 Struck By Train Near Las Vegas Tracks

A nine year old boy named James P Moten of 1662 Cadillac Lane Las Vegas was severely injured when his foot was mangled by a train near Owens Avenue and North Main Street. Police say Mercy Ambulance lagged in responding and he was rushed to Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital where doctors warned he would lose his foot.

James Moten Arthur Summers Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital Jerry Demarest James P. Moten Cadillac Lane Las Vegas Owens Avenue North Main Street Mercy Ambulance Mercy

Six Escape Boat Blast at Las Vegas Harbor

Six people including a small child escaped serious injury after a boat exploded in flames at Las Vegas Wash Harbor. They suffered singed hair and minor burns before jumping into Lake Mead and being rescued seconds later by responders.

Las Vegas Wash Harbor Lake Mead

Americans view Nixon as matching voters political views

The Harris Survey finds 70 percent classify as conservative or middle of the road and 67 percent see Nixon as aligned with that outlook. Johnson is seen as more liberal, Humphrey and Kennedy as even further left, while 53 percent call Wallace radical.

America Johnson Hubert Humphrey Sen Edward Kennedy George Wallace

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