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Newspaper

Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1968

Page

2

Flander faces suspension by Nevada Blind Federation

Mervin Flander, state director of the blind, is suspended from membership in the Nevada Federation of the Blind as the group renews its dispute. The four member board cites alleged employment denial to qualified blind individuals and criticisms over ties to the Southern Nevada Sightless Organization. Final decision due after the October state convention.

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Eisenhower Heart Condition Update During Hospital Stay

The ailing former president Dwight D. Eisenhower shows occasional heart beat irregularities after a fifth heart attack. Army doctors at Walter Reed report he is comfortable, no heart failure, and responding to therapy. He receives oxygen and a low sodium soft diet while anticipated visits from family continue.

Washington UPI Dwight D. Eisenhower Army Eisenhower Daily Bulletin Walter Reed Army Medical Center John Walter Reed Indian Wells Calif Gettysburg House Senate

Notice of Settlement of Estate in Nevada Court

In the Judicial District Court of Nevada County V, estate of Esther Ruth Fisher deceased. Executor Ken R Fisher has filed final account and petition for distribution. Hearing set for Thursday July 8 1968 at 9:00 AM. Interested parties may appear to contest. Clerk Bowman announces publication.

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Health Aide Program Up For Decision

Clark County School Board of Trustees weighs a proposal to create health aide positions to support school nurses. A pilot with 10 trainees is planned for September funded by federal money the first year, half funded in year two, and full district funding in year three. Clifford Lawrence urges approval.

Clark County Clifford Lawrence

Assault Counts Dismissed Against Venan Mason

Obed Glennon Mason, 43, of 2860 EF Fremont St., faced aggravated assault charges after a gun incident with a civil rights picket at the Bonanza Hotel parking lot during NAACP protests. The district attorney dropped the charges for insufficient evidence. a June 27 Justice Court appearance was canceled.

Obed Glennon Mason Fremont St California Mason Justice Court

Dentist leader predicts 75 percent rise in US dental demand by 1975

The ADA president-elect forecast higher demand for dental services, saying increases could reach 0 to 75 percent by 1975 in Las Vegas. Dr Hubert A McGuirl, citing a joint ADA report, said the profession has long faced the challenge of meeting national oral health needs.

American Dental Association Las Vegas Nevada State Dental Society Hubert A. McGuirl Providence Rh. J ADA McGuir

Lebanese Youth Robs Shop for Bus Fare to Amman

A 19 year old Lebanese youth held up a shopkeeper with a knife in Beirut. After the wallet containing $100 was handed over, he kept $8 and returned the rest, saying he only needed funds for travel to Amman to join an Arab comando organization.

Beirut UPI Knifeport Amman Jordan

Nevada News Briefs From Reno and Carson City

Reno housing authority criticizes minority groups for not seeking low cost housing as vacancy concerns rise at Mineral Manor. Electric intertie to Los Angeles advances 750 000 volts DC over 290 miles, with 150 workers and Oct 1 tower completion. Bell Telephone Nevada seeks 19 percent rate increase amid rising costs, PSC reviews. Mothers on aid to dependent children protest district attorney handling of child support and demand stricter enforcement.

Reno UPI Bonneville Dam Los Angeles Nevada DCH Constructors City of Department of Water and Power Oregon Nevada-California Gerlach UPT Washoe County

Nevada Department Convention Opens in Carson City

The 34th annual convention of the Nevada Department of the state takes place in Carson City with officials outlining goals for the year. Delegates discuss policy priorities and regional cooperation during sessions.

Carson City UPI Nevada Department of the

Top Attorney Retained For Sirhan In Kennedy Slaying Case

Sirhan B. Sirhan, held without bail in Los Angeles, hired attorney Russell Parsons to defend him as outside help may enter the case. The Jordanian Lawyers Association and Lebanese attorneys volunteered, with possible Iraqi and Cairo involvement, aiming to frame Arab‑Israel relations in the trial.

Los Angeles UPI Robert F. Kennedy California Jordan U.S Sirhan B. Sirhan Free Legal Services Russell Parsons Parsons Sirhan Public Defender’s Office L Yver Public Defender's Office Wilbur Littlefield Siran Abraham Lincoln Wirin American Civil Liberties Union Richard S. Buckley Jordanian Lawyers Association Iraq Cairo Israel Kennedy Ambassador Hotel

Peru Earthquake Kills 30 to 40 in Northern Regions

A powerful quake near Moyobamba in San Martin Department and multiple aftershocks killed 30 to 40 people and injured at least 100. The 70 second tremor damaged 75 percent of Moyobamba's homes, with reports of deaths in Chachapoyas. President Belaunde Terry visited Moyobamba as Red Cross mobilized aid.

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Nevada backs federal food stamp plan for poor voters

Nevada welfare chief Philip Hannifin urged approval of a federal food stamp program to boost purchasing power for low income residents. He said a July 1 1969 start could occur if lawmakers sign off, with 62 percent federal funding and voluntary $20 monthly contributions to redeem $26 in groceries.

Carson City UPI Philip Hannifin Nevada Hannifin Welfare Department U.S. Department of Agriculture State Welfare Department Bank Savings and Loan Association

Community voices praise Little League and civic effort

In Clark County reflections applaud Little League founders coaches and umpires who organized 44 baseball teams easing local recreation burdens. The piece critiques political ridicule and calls for personal action, quoting Grantland Rice and noting wartime patriotism debates, fashion trends, and a shift toward civic responsibility.

Clark County Barbara Joe Rowan Clark Hinrichson Everett Chase Dr. Romeo Myron Leavitt Tom Pitts Earl Thompson Bob Guthrie Jack Duffy Fred Kennedy Mike Cole Tom Rubidoux William Marquette Donald Grosenick Optimist League

Police Funds Sought to Hire More Officers in NSV

Petitions circulate urging the governor and state lawmakers to provide funds to hire additional police in North Las Vegas. Police Chief Nick Janise said the force is 24 officers short and the city budget allows only three extra patrolmen. Elsie Chesley, committee chair, said the aim is to reduce crime and losses to lives and property.

North Las Vegas Nick Janise Janise Elsie Chesley Ctizen

Military Alliance Radio System at Pentagon Aims Ties

Washington based Military Alliance Radio System known as HAMS AID MILITARY runs from the Pentagon. It gathers about 15,000 ham radio operators focused on military communications and training.

Washington Mars Military Alliance Radio System Pentagon

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