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Newspaper

Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1968

Page

4

New Industry Coming to Vegas

Solitron Electronics, a young aggressive firm, looks to locate a plant in Las Vegas after talks with local officials and Friedman of Hughes. The company touts plans in communications microwave and CATV industries and praises Nevada’s government climate for a new era of electronics.

Vegas Maheu Friedman Hughes Organization Las Vegas Solitron Nevada Microwave Nevada Southern University Hughes

Bailey May Defend Sylvester Azbill

Las Vegas police arrested Bailey May two days after a fatal house fire that killed Rose Mapel Azbill. Investigators say she was drugged and died before the blaze and that arson was involved. Azbill is jailed without bail, charged with murder in a case tied to a three month marriage.

Las Vegas Rose Mapel Azbill Azbill Rancho Circle

Grand Jury Urges Nevada Reforms After North Las Vegas Findings

The Grand Jury condemns improper bond fund use by North Las Vegas officials to cover short city finances and pay travel and payroll expenses. It calls for stronger district attorney duties, tighter grand jury rules, anti tampering measures, and secure meeting spaces for future juries. It also urges appeals or refiling of indictments and notes broader tax and contract violations.

Nevada Las Vegas Nevada Supreme Court Justice Court

Clifford Named Defense Chief in U.S. Policy Shakeup

President Johnson nominates Clark Clifford to lead the defense department as McNamara departs for the World Bank. Senate confirmation expected swiftly amid praise from key lawmakers. Clifford rejects simple hawk or dove labels and pledges to testify before Congress.

McNamara Pentagon World Bank Johnson

Laxalt Outlines Agenda For Special Session

Governor Laxalt presents a plan for a special session focusing on fiscal reforms. He warns against freeloading costs and argues the assessed expenses are reasonable while emphasizing early action to enable corrections.

Doctors halt bulletins on Blaiberg heart patient progress

Cape Town doctors paused daily medical bulletins as Dr. Philip Blaiberg showed progress after receiving a heart from a 24 year old donor. The 58-year-old dentist has surpassed the survival times of the five prior heart transplant patients, with Dr. Christian Barnard planning a European trip and potential audience with Pope Paul VI.

Cape Town South Africa UPI Philip Blaiberg Blaiberg Christian Barnard Groote Schuur Pope Paul VI Europe

Nevada lawmakers unveil agenda for special session

Carson City outlines 16 items with a total suggested appropriation of 670000 to fund actions including Elko Community College as part of the local district, a bi state compact with California to protect Lake Tahoe, an emergency school fund, and land foundation initiatives. The session also contemplates airport boundary changes and Clark County development tied to Howard Hughes.

Elko Community College California Lake Tahoe Paul Laxalt Laxalt Nevada Clark County McCarran Airport North Las Vegas Clark County Commission Howard Hughes McCarran State Board of Examiners Lincoln Lyon Elko General Hospital Nevada Highway Patrol Department of Motor Vehicle University of Nevada Nevada Southern Nevada Southern University

Congress Members Praise Appointment of Clifford

Congress leaders from both parties welcomed President Johnsons choice of Clark Clifford as Defense Secretary. Sen Fulbright praised him as a reasonable team player who will re evaluate Vietnam policies. House and Senate committee chairs called the appointment wise and well suited to lead the defense department.

Richard B. Russell D-Ga Senate Armed Services Committee Rep L. Mendel Rivers D-S.c House Armed Services Committee McNamara Johnson Clifford White House Congress Washington UPI Clark Clifford Vietnam J. Fulbright Arkansas Democrat Fulbright Robert Department of Defense Russell

Surveyor 7 photographic test aims beams from earth to moon

Surveyor 7 on the moon attempted to photograph radiated laser beams aimed from four U S locations to a two mile square area near Tycho Crater. The test seeks to measure earth moon distance more accurately and guides future laser reflector experiments by astronauts.

Pasadena Calif UPI Moon Earth U. S Riment Surveyor Massachusetts Connecticut Maryland Tycho Crater

Murder charge in Judith Kavanaugh case in New Jersey

Prosecution alleges Vincent Kearney Jr. killed Judith Kavanaugh while she lay unconscious in February 1966 to shield a counterfeiting ring. Affidavits describe Matzner and others at the scene, with Matzner allegedly choking Kavanaugh and DeFranco carrying out the killing for money. The body was found March 13, 1966 near the Garden State Parkway.

Paterson N. J UPI Judith Kavanaugh Vincent Kearney Jr

Russia Reviews Policy Ahead of Diplomatic Push

London based dispatch reports the Soviet government is conducting a sweeping policy review aimed at a major diplomatic offensive. Kremlin travels, diplomat outreach in capitals, changes in key posts, and an upcoming Central Committee meeting are tied to the overhaul, focusing on Vietnam, the Middle East, US dialogue, and the split Communist bloc.

London UPI Kremlin Party Middle East United States

United States Eyes MIRV Nuclear Warheads Across Missiles

UPI reports U S officials say most of the 1700 strategic missiles could carry 10 or more warheads each. MIRV plans target cities and harbors, with 1000 land based Minuteman III missiles to be converted over about 15 years. Submarine crews begin shifting to Poseidon missiles, with 31 of 41 subs set for conversion and tube upgrades costing about 70 million dollars.

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