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Newspaper

Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1969

Page

4

First Lady Opens Tour In Portland

Mrs Nixon begins a non political nationwide tour with Julie Nixon in Portland. She urges civic aid and daily 20 minute contributions to improve life while noting her role as wife mother and public figure. Julie defends her generation and expresses belief that students contribute more than adults.

Pat Nixon Julie Eisenhower Portland Ore Julie West Coast California Honolulu Midway Washington

Anti-Crime Unit Accused of Excluding Minorities

A joint report by the Urban Coalition and Urban America charges the Justice Department LEAA with limited minority and private involvement in planning federal crime programs. It cites Indiana and Gary as examples where minority voices were excluded from planning despite high crime.

Washington UPI Justice Department Urban Coalition Urban America, Inc Urban America California Florida Ilinois Indiana Massachusetts Michigan New Jersey New York North Carolina Ohio Pennsylvania Texas Law Enforcement Assistance Administration LEAA The Lake County Ind Richard Hatcher Gary John W. Gardner

Nixon proposes five billion plan to improve airports

President Nixon unveils a two part aviation program calling for a 3 dollar international passenger tax, higher domestic ticket and fuel taxes, and a 4 percent freight waybill tax. The plan would spend 2.5 billion over ten years plus a 250 million yearly airway program, with funds dedicated to airport and airway facilities to reduce congestion.

Nixon Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association Lyndon BR. Johnson Congress General Treasury Fund

13 Officers Wounded In Sacramento Race Disturbance

Thirteen officers were injured by gunfire birdshot and other impacts during a race related melee in Oak Park near California’s capital. Civilians also harmed as 150 officers plus 70 more patrolled the area. reporter Hoyt Elkins was beaten and stabbed. panther HQ evacuated after tear gas cleared the building.

Hoyt Elkins Sacramento Union Elkins Oak Park California Capitol California Highway Patrol John Guthrie Mott Panther

Landmark Property Sale Disputed in Bankruptcy Case

Judge Foley plans to set opening day for the Landmark matter, with potential appeal to the Ninth Circuit. Sun Realty and Plaza Tower, Inc listed the property to 28 buyers with a $500,000 commission. Hughes Tool Co offered $17.3 million to buy Landmark and settle creditors, contingent on bankruptcy clearance.

Foley Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals Hughes Tool Company R. G. Nall Hughes Tool Co Nevada Nall Stardust Sun Realty Plaza Tower Plaza Tower, Inc Hughes Landmark

Rockets Fire On Saigon Bases In Fresh Viet Nam Attacks

Vietnamese and American forces reported multiple shellings and firefights near Saigon and across central and northern regions. Casualties were limited, with one militiaman killed, several civilians wounded, and enemy losses cited in several engagements.

1. 8 25Th Infantry U.S Saigon Kien van Quang Ngai Phu Bai Amercan Tam Ky

Missing seven year old sparks largest Smoky Mountains search

About 200 volunteers joined the hunt for Dennis Martin a seven year old who vanished Saturday during a family hike in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. His father brother and grandfather led ground searches while park officials sent trucks and jeeps to Spence Field assisted by volunteers. Muddy footprints two miles from Spence Field sparked a cautious lead as helicopters waited in mist.

Gatlinburg, Tenn UPI Great Smoky Mountains Great Smoky Mountains National Park Dennis Douglas William Martin Knoxville Clyde Martin Russell Field Spence Field Park Rangers Martin Bote Mountain

Senate probes reveal campus revolution plot details

Senate investigators outline ties between Black Panther, SNCC, Republic of New Africa and SDS leaders, all urging black liberation within a broader U S revolution. GOP critics question outside influence while others urge caution against conflating peaceful student reform with violence. House support for a riot bill wanes as Rep Green faces committee defections.

Black Panthers SNCC Republic of New Africa SDS Charles H. Percy Ill GOP Ribicoff Edith Green D-Ore Education and Labor Committee William A. Stiger R. Wis Stiger House Mrs. Green

Wyoming Police To Use Copters In Payne Mystery

Police plan a new search for Payne couple using helicopters as weather allows. Investigators probe blood stains at their plush home and in their four wheel drive while Russell Payne pleads guilty to drunken driving and receives 30 days in jail.

Wyoming Payne FBI Paynes Russell Justice of the Peace Robert Stewart Teton County Sonny Lankford Lawrence Cheney Emmalyn

1200 Navy Men to Return from Vietnam Mission

Saigon UPI reports the U.S. command will withdraw 25,000 American troops from South Vietnam by August end. About 1,200 Navy personnel join the delta Riverine force and northern Marine units, assisting the 9th Infantry Division as 12,000 more troops are withdrawn until greater South Vietnamese control is achieved. Ships include USS Mercer, USS Nueces, LST Whitfield County, and APL auxiliary personnel carrier.

Saigon UPI U.S. Command South Vietnam Mekong River Marine Corps Delta U.S. 9Th Infantry Division Mercer Nueces Whitfield County

Chemistry Experiment At UC Triggers Lab Evacuation

In Berkeley California a chemistry student’s experiment on Latimer Hall’s fifth floor prompted police and fire units to clear three floors. The danger from potentially explosive chemicals forced a morning wait for the lab’s fate as guards held the area due to a mechanical failure.

Berkeley Calif University of California Latimer Hall

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First Lady United States James A. Hopson Great Smoky Mountain Dennis Martin Senate Ing Committee Students For A Democratic Society Karl FE. Mund Vietnam UC Threatens Lab
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