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Newspaper

Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1968

Page

5

Johnson to Deliver Cautious State of the Union Address

Congress awaits President Johnson as he prepares a 45 minute State of the Union speech to Congress and the nation. He is expected to advocate continuation of Great Society programs and Vietnam policy while avoiding new wage price controls or major legislation. Johnson aims for election year restraint and seeks approval of a 10 percent tax increase.

Washington UPI Congress Johnson Vietnam U. S Advisory Commission On Civil Disorders

Engineers Schedule Meeting in Henderson Dinner and Film

The Southern Nevada section of AIChE hosts a dinner at the Swanky Club at 7 30 p.m. A cocktail hour precedes a 8 p.m. film on converting waste water to tap water. The film from AIChE HQ highlights water pollution causes and reduction methods. The public is invited.

Henderson Southern Nevada American Institute of Chemical Engineers Swanky Club Aiche

Uranium mine closed in Germany's Black Forest

The world's richest ore deposits lie in Germany's Black Forest where prospectors reported uranium content up to 1.4 percent and tunnels reaching nearly 1000 feet. Conservationists pressed to close the shafts to protect tourism.

Waldshut Germany Black Forest

Production Takes Jump in Fourth Quarter of 1967

UPI reports the Commerce Department says US output of goods and services rose to an annual rate of 807.6 billion in Q4 1967, up 2 percent for the quarter and 5.5 percent for the year. Prices rose 3 percent for the year, the largest in over a decade. Federal spending grew by 1 billion. State and local governments added 2.1 billion.

Washington UPI America Commerce Department Department Office of Business Economics

Nation's Weather Report Shows Wide 88 Degree Span

The U.S. Weather Bureau recorded a low of 13 degrees below zero in Alamosa Colorado and a high of 75 degrees in Key West Florida. The report covers continental states excluding Alaska and Hawaii.

New York U.S. Weather Bureau San Francisco Albuquerque Anchorage Atlanta Bakersfield Bismarck Boise Boston Chicago Cincinnati - Cleveland Denver Des Moines Detroit Eureka Fort Worth Fresno Helena Honolulu Houston Kansas City Los Angeles Miami Milwaukee Minneapolis New Orleans Oakland Omaha Paso Robles Philadelphia Phoenix Pittsburgh ii

New U.S. MIRV Defense Speech Labels Soviet Efforts a Lost Cause

Dr. Ralph Lapp warned MIRV systems would overwhelm Soviet ballistic defenses, making a city defense umbrella futile. He noted half of 1,710 strategic missiles converted to multiwarhead configs would yield 18 times the kill capacity to strike the Soviet Union, challenging earlier no-cities strategy claims.

Washington UPI United States Soviet Union Ralph Lapp University of Chicago Laboratory Lapp Washington and Jefferson College U. S Russia Defense Department Weington Post

Henderson Mayor Named to National League of Cities Panel

Mayor W. R. Hampton of Henderson was appointed to the National League of Cities Committee on Municipal Government and Administration. He will join a three member Nevada delegation with committee chair Judson F. Williams of El Paso and vice chair Frank T. Lamb of Rochester.

Henderson W. R. Hampton National League of Cities Hampton League James H. J. Tate Philadelphia Tate Nevada Judson F. Williams el Paso Texas Frank T. Lamb Rochester N.Y

Rummage Sale Planned by Xi Sigma Beta Sigma Phi

Hendersons Xi Sigma of Beta Sigma Phi finalizes plans for a rummage sale at the Education Building of the Community Church. The sale runs Friday and Saturday from 9 30 a.m. with coffee and donuts available. President Nancy Wertsbaugh invites shoppers from Henderson and nearby areas to view the bargains.

Henderson Xi Sigma Beta Sigma Phi Nancy Wertsbaugh

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