12 Jun 1969
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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1969
Page
1
Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital trustee William Pursel defends himself against doctors critical of administrator Ralph Adams removal. He questions motives behind the push for his resignation as the SNMH dispute unfolds and details are reported on Page 6.
The article contrasts Nevada gaming policy debates with U S official remarks on a Viet Cong move. Henry Cabot Lodge seeks Washington leave while the Viet Cong forms a provisional revolutionary government assigning Mme Nguyen Thi Binh as foreign minister and planning a Paris talks delegation amid mixed international reactions.
Clark County School District may choose a new superintendent next week if a local man is selected. Chairman George Wilkinson said four to five applicants from central office and local staff are expected. Deadline for applications was yesterday and the board will review candidates this weekend.
Peking claimed Soviet troops provoked a border clash and sent an armored column into China near Kara mai oil fields in Sinkiang. The Russian version blamed China. Beijing protested to Moscow while analysts questioned motives ahead of a world Communist summit.
The state completed its case against Sylvester J. Azbill as District Judge Alvin Wartmen recessed the fourth week of the trial. Defense cross examiner Neil Galatz questioned pathologist Dr. Joseph Jachimkzyk on December 27 1967 as the prosecution argued the cause of death and murder charges focus on Azbill’s suspected motive. Mrs Azbill was the widow of Ed.
John L. Lewis longtime president of the United Mine Workers of America and first CIO president died at 89 in Doctors Hospital after an acute illness. He led labor for decades, was known for fiery oratory and once clashed with Franklin D. Roosevelt.
Mostly fair conditions with gentle winds. Today's high reaches 92 and low 65, after yesterday's 88/64. Noontime humidity at 28 percent as sun rises at 5:23 and sets at 7:58.
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