Peace Evades Negotiators In Building Rift
Union and management negotiators met on all fronts yesterday with more talks planned this week but no progress reported in settling a crippling dispute.
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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1970
Page
1
Stock Market Jittery As D J Tumbles
New York stocks closed sharply lower as liquidity fears surround U S corporations amid Penn Central bankruptcy proceedings. The Dow fell 18 points to 698.11 while Chrysler and other automakers faced heavy selling. Penn Central opened higher on heavy volume, and overall turnover neared 10.79 million shares. Labor strikes at the Las Vegas Test Site and related construction slowdowns added further market uncertainty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Wall Street
U.S
Penn Central Co
Dow Jones
Penn Central
Chrysler Corp
Chrysler
Canada
Lynn A. Townsend Chrysler
General Motors
Ford
IBM
Walt Disney
Polaroid
Superior
Las Vegas
Nevada Test Site
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
Royal Innon Convention Center Drive
Painters Union
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Rock, Sand and Gravel
Southern Nevada
Weather Outlook With Heat Wave Continues
Mostly fair and hot today and Thursday with gentle winds turning southerly at 10 to 20 mph in the afternoon. Forecast high around 108 and a low near 7. Compare to yesterday's 109 and 76. Sunrise 5:25 a.m. Sunset around 7:01 p.m.
Goldberg Edges Samuels for New York Governor Nomination
Arthur J. Goldberg won the Democratic gubernatorial nomination in a tight NY primary over Howard Samuels. Rep. Richard Ottinger captured the Senate nod defeating Theodore Sorensen as Goldberg leads Rockefeller in a high-stakes New York contest. Basil Patterson named lieutenant governor running mate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N.Y
UPI
Arthur J. Goldberg
Howard Samuels
Richard L. Ottinger
Organization
Theodore C. Sorensen
Senate
Sorensen
Kennedy
Paul O’dwyer
Rep. R. D
Max’’ McCarthy
Goldberg
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Samuels
Samuel
Basil A. Patterson
Rep
Pollution Board Calls Closed Hearing On Henderson Titanium Plant
The Clark County Air Pollution Control Board ended a public hearing last night after Titanium Metals Corp of America sought a closed session to protect plant secrets. The Health District had petitioned for a cease and desist over 11 alleged violations at three plant locations with opacity exceeding standards. Eugene Francy of the plant cited a 1967 five year agreement with the health department and claimed full compliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark County Air Pollution Control Board
Titanium Metals Corp. of America
District Health Board
Henderson
Asst
Change In Survival Curve Cited In Population Crisis
Dr Otto Ravenholt former Las Vegas health official says shifting survival curve is a major factor in the world population crisis. He spoke yesterday outlining how increases in life expectancy affect overall numbers and resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Ravenholt
Las Vegas
Ravenholt
National Environmental Health Association
NEHA
Sahara Hotel
Southwest
McMillan Clinches 17th Congress Nomination In South Carolina
Rep John L McMillan D S C won a decisive runoff over a black challenger in South Carolina s nine county district with 20542 votes to 9551 for Dr Claude L Stephens 153 of 295 precincts reported He led in all counties except Williamsburg which favored Stephens The SCLC had charged the primary was rigged and sought a Justice Department probe
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Clayton Powell, Jr
Leonard Farbstein
Powell
Charles B. Rangel
Bella Abzug
Farbstein
Robert Kennedy
Adam Walinsky
Dist
Atty
Robert Meehan
Rockland County
Ottinger
Eagee
Chantnally
R. Kennedy
Columbia
S.C
UPI
John L. McMillan
Congress
McMillan
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Tobacco
Claude L. Stephens
House District of Columbia Committee
Williamsburg County
Williamsburg
Stephens
SCLC
Justice Department
Roscoe Turner Dies Pioneer Flier and Record Setter
Col Roscoe Turner a noted daredevil speed pilot of the interwar era died in Indianapolis after a long illness at 74. He built Turner Aeronautical Corp at Weir Cook and planned a aviation museum. He won the Thompson Trophy three times and set seven transcontinental speed records including the 1933 Bendix trophy time. He received the Distinguished Flying Cross in 1952 as the first civilian awarded in 20 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
UPI
Col
Roscoe Turner
Turner
Turner Aeronautical Corp
Weir Cook Municipal
New York
Los Angeles
Five-Year-Old Drowns In Backyard Pool Near San Vicente Court
Robyn A. Laskey, five, disappeared while playing in a backyard at 2637 San Vicente Court and was found at the bottom of the pool. Revival efforts failed. She was taken to Nellis Air Force Base Hospital for a coroner's examination pending. The accident occurred shortly before 9 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robyn A. Laskey
San Vincento Court
Nellis Air Force Base Hospital
Massive Tokyo Demonstrations Rally Against US Security Pact
Tens of thousands of radical students and supporters clashed with police across Japan in protests over the renewal of the security pact with the United States. Police reported 774,000 participants nationwide and 670 arrests, with Tokyo seeing the heaviest violence and 70 coed arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
UPS
National Police Agency
Japan
United States
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Yoyogi Park
Imperial Army
Socialist
Yoyogi
Diet
Senate Doves Face Threat as Hawks Seek War End Amendment
Washington reports administration supporters threaten to call up and push an amendment to end the war in Indochina by year end. The McGovern Hatfield plan would cut off all funds for Vietnam operations after December 31, 1971, exceeding the Cooper Church proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Administration
Senate
Indochina
Gordon Allott
R-Colp
George McGovern
South Dakota
Mark O. Hatfield
Oregon
Vietnam
Southeast Asia
U. S
Cambodia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Joe Seymour
Allan M. Bruce
Associated General Contractors
Bruce
Sunfoto
D-J
Weether
ADAM_CLAYTON POWELL
DR. Ravenholt
South Carolina
Democrat
Downs Black
Embassy Row
Ann Landers Bridge
Steeee Crossword
Thosteson
Jimmy Snyder
Pauli Price
Ralph Pearl
Ween
Eeees Sports
Steen
Hawks
McGovern
GyowBom
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