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A fragmentary note reports Kennedy 518 led by a received chief with pallots in a local listing. Readers should expect truncated names and unclear roles due to OCR damage.
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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1968
Page
5
A fragmentary note reports Kennedy 518 led by a received chief with pallots in a local listing. Readers should expect truncated names and unclear roles due to OCR damage.
The Las Vegas NAACP branch meets at 3 p.m. Sunday in Doo little Park. A Strip Downtown picketing plan for May 6 and a summary of the Southern Area Conference's accomplishments are on the agenda, along with a status report on the Clark County School District desegregation lawsuit.
The Nevada Archaeological Society will lead a site survey trip to Wheeler Pass this Sunday led by Ray Rodrigues. The walk begins at 8 a.m. from Twin Lakes Safeway and teaches methods for recording site details. Participants should bring lunch water warm clothing and sturdy shoes.
Arizona man Donald J. Weir 30 of Phoenix allegedly robbed the City Laundry and Dry Cleaners at 4200 E Fremont St. using a simulated gun and took $63 while his wife and infant stayed in a nearby motel. Deputies arrested him within 35 minutes.
A three year old boy ran from the curb into a vehicle on Casino Center Boulevard at Bridger Street and was held for observation at Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital. The driver, a woman, was not cited by police. The victim is identified as Joe Anthony of 515 Third Street.
The Atomic Energy Commission detonated a blast under the desert near the Nevada Test Site earlier this week. The 20th test of 1968 registered under 20 kilotons and was not felt in Las Vegas. A week earlier a separate test exceeded one megaton, shaking four states and causing minor Nevada damage.
The invitational champagne sip-in sponsored by the Las Vegas Democratic Women's Club West was postponed to June 15. Gwen Weekes, chairman, announced yesterday. The event, planned for this weekend, is delayed in respect to the memory of Senator Robert F. Kennedy, who was assassinated in Los Angeles.
In Carson City Nevada the Public Service Commission attacks a federal plan for a single national utility rate and consumer counsel. The PSC urges stronger state and local regulation and warns the federal approach would likely lower scrutiny of higher rates.
Federated Employers of Nevada protested a Las Vegas deputy labor commissioner notice granting women a paid lunch period. Allan M. Bruce, director, called the notice incorrect and misleading and questioned the memorandum circulated to Las Vegas employers. The notice claimed lunch payment rules for all female employees and included an AG opinion reprint from April 24, 1947.
Christine Sarah Holt died at age 61 in her McMinnville Oregon home. A waitress by trade she was born May 31 1907 in Castana Iowa and survived by her brother William Nissen of Lafayette Oregon services pending in McMinnville Oregon.
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