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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1969
Page
13
U S ground troops with B 52 support fought six hours in the Arizona Territory area of South Vietnam near the Cambodian border. The North Vietnamese withdrew after heavy combat leaving 95 dead.
A Small Business Administration survey finds minority owned firms average far below general levels with 3.25 percent of all U S businesses, most are one person operations in urban centers, many in slum areas. Receipts vary, many under 20 000 dollars, few above 100 000 dollars. Ownership and financing patterns show limited growth potential.
Charles L. Silverman named executive vice president and general manager of Albert Parvin & Co., a Parvin-Dohrmann subsidiary. He has eight years with the firm, most recently as merchandise manager, and will oversee overall administration of the environmental design company serving hotels hospitals offices banks and restaurants.
Don R. Sylvester son of Mr and Mrs Opal Sylvester of 324 Jones Blvd was named to the dean's honor list at California Lutheran College in Thousand Oaks California for the fall quarter 1968. He is a senior.
The Nevada State Board of Registration for Public Health Sanitarians will hold its annual meeting on June 14 at the Frontier Hotel. The session will include presentation of the board’s annual report.
The Clark County School District asks organizations across Clark County to suggest qualifications for the upcoming superintendent. The board president notes final selection rests with the school board, but community input may shape the criteria used to define the district’s future progress.
The Las Vegas Y M C A announces 24 southern Nevadans who completed senior requirements in the Y M C A national lifesaving program. Names include Tomich, Deitlein, Ogle, Harting, Whaley, Pawlyk, Crawford, Wieble, Spector, Dolch, Nelson, Baker, Flood, Fritz, Morton, Russell, Hassler, Fitzpatrick, George, Kellogg, White, O'Dell, McKeon, and Dunnigan.
After a week of searching only two bodies have been recovered from the racing schooner Goodwill which ran aground on a reef about 200 miles south of San Diego. Divers cannot reach the wreck due to rough seas and heavy weather delaying salvage efforts. Ralph Larrabbee, millionaire owner, is among the missing. Eight passengers were aboard with an undetermined crew count.
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