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Newspaper

Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1970

Page

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Earthquake Toll Seen Rising in Callejon de Huaylas Valley

Officials estimate the recent quake in the Callejon de Huaylas valley may yield the highest death toll since the region’s disaster history. Emergency crews rush to affected towns as rescue efforts continue amid aftershocks and limited access.

Callejon de Huaylas

Where I Stand Where I Stand

Hank Greenspun salutes Robert A. Maheu as Las Vegas marks four years of Maheu’s influence. The column praises his behind the scenes leadership in integrating new residents and revitalizing the economy, noting his key role with Howard Hughes and the town’s recent momentum. The piece emphasizes Maheu’s unseen power and impact in guiding Las Vegas through a precarious period.

Robert A. Maheu Las Vegas American Cancer Society International Hotel NASA Bob Maheu Howard Hughes

Nixon names Lodge envoy to Vatican

President Nixon selects Henry Cabot Lodge 67 a veteran diplomat to serve as special envoy to the Vatican without official title or Senate confirmation. Lodge will visit Rome two to three times yearly to discuss policies with Pope Paul VI and seek the pope’s views on world affairs. His first Rome visit is planned for month’s end.

Washington UPI Nixon Henry Cabot Lodge Vatican U.S United Nations Saigon Paris Senate White House Lodge Rome Paul VI Indochina United States Holy See John Dearden Detroit National Conference of Catholic Bishops

Las Vegas Area Labor Picture Sees No Eruptions in NEV Test Site Talks

Negotiations between Reynolds Electrical and Engineering Co and ten craft unions at the Nevada Atomic Test Site near Las Vegas proceed without break. Observers expect weekend withdrawals for talks. unions and REECO lack new agreements after contract expirations on June 1. Operating Engineers Local 12 and some Carpenters walked out over safety concerns and unqualified personnel on equipment.

Nevada Reynolds Electrical and Engineering Co REECO Nevada Atomic Test Site Las Vegas Royal Unnon Convention Center U.S. Atomic Energy Commission Operating Engineers Local 12 Carpenters Union Carpenters

Weather Outlook With Warm Temps and Showers

Partly cloudy with a chance of afternoon and evening showers and thundershowers today and Sunday. Gusty winds up to 36 mph this afternoon. Today's highs near 100 and a low around 7. Yesterday's highs were 99 and the low 72. A year ago today the high was 103 and the low 71 with sunrise at 5:24 and sunset at 7:00.

Super Bomber Contract Set To North American Firms

The Defense Department awarded about 1.7 billion dollars in contracts to North American Rockwell and General Electric to design a new supersonic bomber and its jet engines. The project could total nearly 8 billion if Pentagon orders 200 aircraft to replace the B52 as the primary U.S. strategic bomber. The initial development contract amounts to 1.35 billion dollars.

Washington UPS Defense Department Rockwell General Electric Pentagon

Lynda Bird Robb Delivers Second Daughter in Bethesda

Lynda Bird Robb gave birth to a pound 13 ounce girl at Bethesda Naval Hospital at 3 10 pm EDT. The newborn is Lyndon B. Johnson’s fourth grandchild with Lady Bird Johnson and Maj. Charles Robb present. The couple hoped for a Texas soil ritual but the jar stayed in the room. they consider naming possibilities, with Andrew Wyckliffe as a boy option.

Washington UPI Lynda Bird Robb Lyndon B. Johnson Lady Bird Johnson Marine Maj Charles 5. Robb Bethesda Naval Hospital Robb Texas Lynda Andrew Wyckliffe Wyckliffe Douglas Davidson Lucinda Desha

Hughes Wins El Rancho Hotel Purchase After Long Court Battle

Howard Hughes finally acquires the 6 acre El Rancho site on Sahara Avenue after more than two years of legal sparring with Beldon Katleman. The deal followed a May 20 district court session and a day-long bargaining session ending after 5 p m. local time.

Howard Hughes el Rancho Beldon Katleman Katleman Erty Sahara Avenue Hughes Dist Howard Babcock Argu

Pole hijacker seizes plane with grenade demands asylum

In Copenhagen a Polish Lot Airliner with 23 passengers was hijacked by a Pole armed with two grenades. The hijacker Josef Mosczynsky forced the Anotov 24B to land at Copenhagen where he sought political asylum and was detained as Denmark considers Poland's extradition request. Police seized a grenade on the ground at the airport and no one was harmed.

Copenhagen UPS Westerday Stettin Poland Gdansk Josef Mosczynsky Denmark

Nixon Urges Full Hijack Investigation and Tribute

President Nixon plans a high level commission to study stopping airline hijacks and telephoned Captain David C. Hope at Fairfax Hospital to call him a national hero after Hope was wounded during the Dulles hijack showdown. Nixon recalled their Guadalcanal past and wished for a speedy recovery.

Washington UPI Nixon TWA Linda Jensen Fairfax Hospital Mary Jane Mastorovich Hope Capt Guadalcanal White House Ronald Ziegler Piot Ziegler New Mexico Dulles Virginia

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