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Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1968

Page

2

Whistlestop Campaign reminiscences and 1938 Nevada race

The piece recalls Roosevelt purge efforts in 1938 with Senator McCarran defeating Al Hilliard in Nevada. It notes Truman and Wilkie whistle stop campaigns and contrasts historic rail tours with today’s jet travel, while recounting Hoover era train missteps and witty quips from officials and staff.

Franklin D. Roosevelt Nevada Senate U.S. Supreme Court Patrick A. McCarran al Hilliard Reno Board of Regents Tasker L. Oddie Truman United States Idaho Wendell Wilkie Dwight Eisenhower

Democrats Still Cite Hope In Humphrey Victory

Democratic professionals say Humphrey can win the White House despite a national Nixon lead. The DNC privately notes Humphrey trails in the South and West but cites its own state polls showing 201 electoral votes for Humphrey, 159 for Nixon, 92 for Wallace, with 86 left. They dismiss national surveys like the Times and Post as regionally misleading.

Washington UPI Richard M. Nixon Hubert H. Humphrey White House Democratic National Committee Humphrey South West Chicago Nixon George C. Wallace New York Times Wallace Washington Post

Quads Born To Wife Of Sailor

Four girls, all under four pounds, were born to Charleston sailor Kenneth E. Teston and his wife Vivian at Roper Hospital. The newborns, weighing between 2 13 and 3 11, were placed in incubators and reported in satisfactory condition. The father served aboard a Navy ship in Charleston and was present for the birth.

Charleston S.C UPI Roper Hospital Vivian Teston Kenneth E. Teston

Valley High junior heads for Miss North America finals

Pati Pfeiffer, 16, Valley High School junior, leaves Las Vegas for Los Angeles to compete in the Miss 16 of North America finals. She is sponsored locally by a radio station, a motel chain, and a cosmetics firm with prizes including a scholarship, wardrobe, fur coat, trip to New York, and a possible Hollywood screen test.

Pati Pfeiffer Valley High School Las Vegas Los Angeles Pati New York Hollywood

Nevada prison dairy becomes second in milk and fat output

Warden Carl Hocker said the Nevada State Prison dairy farm rose to second highest milk and butter fat producer in the state for July, per figures from the University of Nevada and the U S Department of Agriculture. The Royal Crook farm of Churchill county was first.

Carson City UPI Nevada State Prison Farm Carl Hocker Hocker University of Nevada U.S. Department of Agriculture Royal Crook Farm Churchill County

Soldier pleads guilty in attempted rape case

An 18-year old AWOL soldier Michael A. Englert pleaded guilty to attempted rape and carrying a concealed weapon in an attack on an 11-year old girl. Dist. Judge Thomas Craven set October 18 for sentencing.

Reno UPI Dist Thomas Craven Michael A. Englert

Bus tour lines seek fare hikes for Las Vegas routes

Las Vegas Boulder City and Hoover Dam tours operated by Las Vegas Tonopah Reno Stage Line Inc Tanner Motor Tours of Nevada and Transportation Unlimited have filed with the state public service commission to obtain permission to raise fares for their Las Vegas Boulder City Hoover Dam bus tours.

Carson City UPI Las Vegas - Tonopah - Reno

Azbill's Court Hearing Reset

The District Court arraignment of Sylvester J. Azbill accused of murdering his wealthy wife was continued to December 27. The widow of Sahara Hotel executive Ed Mapel, she was found dead in the fire damaged bedroom of a home at 709 Rancho Circle on December 27 last year.

Sylvester J. Azbill Azbill Sahara Hotel Ed Mapel Arbill Rancho Circle

House Edges Televised Debates Bill After 27-Hour Session

The House passed a bill allowing three major presidential candidates to debate on a national network without equal time for lesser candidates. The measure cleared 280 to 35 after a long filibuster and a minor scuffle, heading to the Senate for alignment with its own bill. Democratic Chairman O'Brien accused Republicans of sparing Nixon from facing televised debates with Humphrey.

Washington UPI House Robert Taft Jr Ohio Senate Lawrence F. O’brien Humphrey Richard M. Nixon Hubert Humphrey

Senate approves tight gun bill with mail order ban

The Senate passed a compromise gun bill by voice vote sending it to the House for approval before President Johnson signs it. IRS Commissioner Cohen said the agency will preliminarily probe every licensed firearms dealer once law takes effect. He testified that up to 25 percent of the nation’s 100000 dealers may not be actively operating.

House Johnson Senate Internal Revenue Service Sheldon Cohen

Planning Director Post Up For Grabs

Planning Director post for the county Regional Planning Department draws an Oct 31 deadline after a Technical Committee action. Don Saylor says 15 to 16 applications have been received from across the country and plans to narrow to five top applicants for council review. The council could name the new director by January.

Don Saylor Las Vegas East Coast Saylor

Cosmetics outlay tops 3.5 billion in 1967 purchases

New York shoppers, both men and women, spent about 3.5 billion dollars on cosmetics and toiletries in 1967, rising nearly ten percent from 1966. The year shows continued growth in beauty product consumption.

New York

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