Jap Youths Battle Cops In Outbreak
In Ito Japan radical leftist students clashed with riot police as they protested the ASPAC ministerial conference. About 1,600 Zengakuren fought 5,000 officers, injuring 13 students and 32 police, with 235 arrests as tear gas and beach escapes followed.
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Ito
Japan
UPI
Asian and Pacific Council
Tokyo
Zengakuren
Real Estate Taxes Largest Operating Expense in Apartments
The Income Expense Analysis from the Institute of Real Estate Management finds real estate taxes remain the single biggest cost in operating apartment buildings.
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The
Institute of Real Estate Management
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Bids Sought for Clark County Schools and City Projects
Bids due July 8 1969 for two Clark County School District elementary schools Boulder City and William Ferron with plan sets priced at 190.00 per set. Also City of Las Vegas bids for Doolittle Park Picnic Area and Carson School Parking Lot due June 13 1969 with eight dollar set price documents available at City Hall Procurement Division.
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Las Vegas
Nevada
Boulder City & William
Ferron
East
Flamingo Road
Les Veoes
S.T
Coard of Trustees
Clark County School District
Doolittle Park
Kf Carson
City of
Las Vecas
D.T
Department of Housing and Urban Development
City Hall
East Stewart
Director of Public Works
South Highland Drive
W. Dodge Company
Public Works
Deote
R PF. Sauer
J. E. Park
C. Cathcar Procurement
Edwina M. Cole
Las Vegas Sun masthead and circulation notice
The Las Vegas Sun details its staff from president to editor and department heads. It lists corporate affiliations and advertising representatives. Subscription rates are shown for daily and Sunday editions and by mail terms for three, six, and twelve months, with payment in advance.
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Las Vegas Sun, Inc
S. Highland Ave
Las Vegas
Nevada
H. M. Greenspun
Ray Germain
Ruthe Deskin
Barbara Greenspun
Haney Womack
Bryn Armstrong
Larrie Schmidt
Tom Diskin
Gerry Appleby
Burt Bay
Douglas Ritchie
J. L. Dixon, JR
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
Continental
United States
North Korean boat sunk in coast guard clash off Korea
South Korean coastal forces sank an armed North Korean boat attempting to land infiltrators after a 10 minute gun battle near Bukpyong. One shell hit a nearby home killing five. a body of one infiltrator was recovered and searches continue. South Korea reported no casualties.
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Seoul
UPI
South Korean Defense Ministry
South Korea
Bukpyong
Chumunjin
Samchok
Ulchin
Heavy Rains Soak Plains and Midwest Skies
Torrential rains drenched the Plains and Midwest along a stalled front from Texas to the central Appalachians. Cities reported heavy totals with Lander Wyoming at 2.32 inches in 24 hours and Rock Springs 2 inches. Chicago area saw seven auto deaths and O’Hare delays as flood risks rose in Illinois and Indiana. Thunderstorms spread to the Northwest and Southeast with chilly fronts bringing 50s and 60s after warmth, while tropical lows hovered near Cuba’s Isle of Pines.
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Midwest
Southland
Lander
Wyo
Rock Springs
Chicago
O’hare International
US Weather Bureau
Illinois
Indiana
Florida
Arkansas
Carolinas
Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Marquette
Milwaukee
Wis
Albany
N.Y
Duluth
Dun and Bradstreet Bank Holds Market Profiles for 3 Million Firms
The new Dun and Bradstreet product functions as a bank of market profiles rather than cash. It covers more than three million commercial establishments in the United States and Canada for prospecting, market definition, mailing lists, market potential, and list management.
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New York
New Dun & Bradstreet Bank
United States
Canada
Faith reaffirmed in Geneva ahead of Papal visit by 3000
About 3,000 people gathered before the reformist monuments in Geneva on Sunday to reaffirm faith in evangelism as Pope Paul prepared to visit. Jean Marti led prayers and hymns while Switzerland's Protestant church dissociated from the event.
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Geneva
UPI
Paul
Jean Marti
Evangelical Alliance of
Switzerland
Marti
Jesus Christ
Geneva University
Calvin
Knox
Farel
Beze
Pope
Malcolm X Aide Fights For Life
Charles Kenyatta former body guard to Malcolm X was critically wounded in a Bronx shooting. Police have no suspects. Kenyatta faces a weapon charge as doctors say he may survive. Kenyatta had exposed drug traffic in Harlem and was leaving a passenger when a car with three men fired five shots.
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New York
API
Charles Kenyatta
Malcolm X
Fordham Hospital
Kenyatta
Harlem
Mau Maus
Bronx
Charles Rangel
Rangel
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