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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1968
Page
2
A historical column argues large corporations should own hotels and casinos to boost the economy. It contends $20 to $50 million projects require corporate financing, replacing syndicates, and that many workers rely on such facilities. The piece defends corporate ownership and warns against prohibiting it, likening gambling to major business.
Clark County Planning Commission schedules hearings for October 22 1968 and October 7 1968 at Las Vegas Courthouse to reclassify several parcels from residential to trailer court or commercial zones and to approve a health spa project. Objections must be filed with the Director of Planning prior to hearings.
Nevada Southern University invites sealed bids by 4:00 p.m. October 22, 1968 for an offset duplicator in Las Vegas. Notices include an estate administration hearing for Fannie Jennings and Clark County land use public hearing on October 21 1968 with multiple reclassifications and development proposals.
Richard Nixon aides accuse Humphrey campaign of paying six chartered buses to haul hundreds of New England college students to a Hartford rally to disrupt Nixon. Nixon campaigns along Long Island suburbs with Governor Rockefeller at his side.
The U.S. Weather Bureau reported a low of 21 degrees at Iron Mountain Michigan and a high of 91 degrees at Presidio Texas excluding Alaska and Hawaii, reflecting wide regional temperature swings.
Czechoslovak press and factory unions vow that any Kremlin purge of their leadership would be seen as betrayal. Dubcek, Cernik, and Husak faced pressure as Moscow talks push for press control and a move back to centralized authority. Workers denounce foreign guidance while officials meet in Hradcany Castle to discuss the implications.
Police report red daubing of five swastikas and two SS symbols on the Mexican consulate door in West Berlin yesterday. The incident marks a hate crime amid ongoing security concerns in Cold War Europe.
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