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Newspaper

Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1969

Page

2

Midway Island War Talk Reflects Distrustful Mood

The passage condemns Midway Island as a site of conflict, warning that the world moves toward either peace through technological genius or toward death from barbarism. It portrays a grim climate and unpeacemaking men, urging caution about grand strategic goals.

Midway Island

Race Violence Grips Indianapolis Night of Looting and Sniper Fire

Police quelled a second straight night of racial disturbances in Indianapolis with 70 plus arrests. Sniper fire and brick-throwing hit officers in the northwest side as crowds gathered near Black Panther sites and the Capitol area. Investigations moved as two officers were injured and two loaded shotguns were seized by police at the Black Panther HQ.

Indianapolis Ind UPD Northwest Side Capitol Allen Watkins Watkins Lockfield Gardens Michael Sheehan Black Panther Sheehan Indiana Avenue Indiana Marion County

Las Vegas Sun Masthead and Press Affiliations

The Las Vegas Sun publishes from 121 Highland Ave Las Vegas Nevada with H M Greenspun as president and a full staff including executive editor Bryn Armstrong city editor Larrie Schmidt sports editor Tom Diskin and others. The paper is a second class matter at the Las Vegas post office and affiliated with Ward Griffith Co national reps and major press associations.

The Las Vegas Sun, Inc Douglas Ritchie J. L. Dixon, JR Las Vegas Nevada Congress Ward Griffith Co Chicago Detroit New York San Francisco Los Angeles United Press International Nevada State Press Association American Newspaper Publishers Association California Newspaper Publishers Association Audit Bureau of Circulation

Plane Debris Found Near Yerington

Wreckage of a Piper PA32 containing three men from Southern California was found on Bald Mountain near Yerington Nevada. The missing Dec 28 flight from San Diego to Reno included Gary Wright 33 the pilot Richard Garland 28 and William Hultgen 24. Lyons County Sheriff George Allen led a rescue party to the scene where the plane lay wrecked without fire. The bodies were taken to Freitas Funeral Home.

Yerington Nev UPI California Bald Mountain San Diego Reno Gary Wright Richard Garland William Hultgen Riverside Calif Piper Partners Inc Flying Club of Garland Jack Garland Antonito Colo Manassa Lyons County George Allen Freitas

Third Negro Joins San Francisco Bench as Municipal Judge

Raymond J. Reynolds 63 was sworn in as municipal judge in San Francisco becoming the third Black jurist on the city bench. He previously served as chief trial deputy for City Attorney Thomas M. O Connor and led the local NAACP chapter.

San Francisco UPI Raymond J. Reynolds Reynolds Thomas M. O’conner National Association For the Advancement of Colored People

European airlines order 36 DC10 planes for 1970s service

Four European carriers announced a 540 million deal for 36 American made DC 10s from McDonnell Douglas. The 300 passenger tri jet jets will start service from late 1972 with KLM SAS UTA and Swissair. The pact challenges Lockheed and comes as Concorde tests dazzled crowds in Britain and France. Roads extend 15000 miles in New Zealand where a third of residents own cars.

Paris UPI McDonnell- Douglas Holland KLM Scandinavia SAS France UTA Swissair Lockheed Airbus McDonnell-Douglas

Bowling leagues pass the million mark again in 1920s

More than 1,200,000 men in United States joined American Bowling Congress leagues, reaching 41 million member total. It marked the eighth straight year with team participation over one million.

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