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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1969
Page
1
Mrs. Sutton told officers her husband Sutton pointed guns at her on many occasions. She returned home after night with her daughter at 1905 S. 16th St. Investigators say a quarrel over alleged infidelity led to objects being thrown inside the house as he stepped outside to garden and then re entered.
A Las Vegas doctor Dr Martin Payne and his wife Emmalyn disappeared from their Wilson Wyoming home. Blood stains found at the scene sparked a massive search by about 100 responders. Their son Russell, 25, is jailed on drunken driving charges.
George Pompidou, 57, elected leader of France with 57.52 percent of votes against Alain Poher, in a turnout heavy nationwide. Poher conceded within an hour, pledging to consider Pompidou's points of view as he exits the role of acting president.
FBI agents investigate a missing roughly 475000 in negotiable securities on a Penn Central train from New York to Philadelphia. The notes from Jeffries and Co. Inc. were headed to Girard Trust Bank with five couriers under guard. Authorities say the case is being handled at a high level with limited details released.
Treasury Secretary Kennedy rejects four month compromise on extending the 10 per cent income tax surcharge set to expire in 15 days. He questions further bank rate hikes and urges credit rationing to curb inflation while saying no compromise is necessary and Congress may not act before June 30 1969.
Partly cloudy with isolated afternoon rain showers and a high near 95. Humidity at noon 21 percent. Sunrise 5 23. Sunset 7 59. Kennedy says the tax becomes effective as a deflationary tool. Liberals oppose defense spending and tax reform and threaten revolt as the surtax extension nears the House floor. Nixon removes 5.7 million people from the tax rolls to quiet opposition. Kennedy doubts Congress will vote to remove two million families five million people from tax rolls.
In Clayton and St Louis, a Presbyterian minister ordered worship halted and police called after militants demanded to read the Black Manifesto. About 15 activists were arrested for disturbing a religious assembly, with bond set at $1,000.
Harris survey shows Americans feel De Gaulle was a great wartime leader yet a cold figure. Most expect improved Franco American ties after his departure though a majority say he weakened Western alliances.
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