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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1969
Page
3
Soviet officers caution that two year service for draftees fuels hasty marriages. They cite Red Star article noting housing limits and distance from wives, urge couples to wait, while acknowledging some support if a baby arrives.
Outdoor column urges readers to plan Monday outings and enjoy fishing and nature. It references holes to jig in and notes Sunday activities for fishermen.
Marion Terry 71 of 4521 Swan dale Avenue Las Vegas died Friday in a local hospital He lived here two months Born Oct 21 1897 in Oaxaca Sonora Mexico Survivors include wife Ebba four sons Dale James Harry Duane one daughter Joy Zirk 27 grandchildren one great grandchild and a longed to the University Methodist Church Services will be at University Methodist Church tomorrow at 3 p.m James Laight 55 of 2926 Magnet Las Vegas died Thursday He lived in Las Vegas six years Born Aug 26 1914 in Pennsylvania He was a salesman and member of the American Legion Post Survivors include wife Virginia two sons Barry Randy two daughters Janice Frank Sandra Salmon one sister Mary Bradbery Services will be at Palm Chapel tomorrow at 12 noon.
George Hefner 66 of 2534 Sunrise Street died Friday after a decade in the city. Born September 29 1902 in Oklahoma City he was a retired cab driver. Survived by wife Viola Hefner of Las Vegas services set Tuesday at 2 p.m. in Bunker Brothers Chapel.
Janet Jansen aged 33 of 3144 Westfield died Saturday after living in Las Vegas for two years. Born September 21, 1936 in Dover Delaware, she was a resident of the area and her passing is reported in today’s notice.
The Las Vegas Sun lists leadership and departments including H M Greenspun as president, Ray Germain as vice president, Ruthe Deskin as secretary, Barbara Greenspun as treasurer, Haney Womack as general manager, Bryn Armstrong as executive editor, Larrie Schmidt as city editor, Tom Diskin as sports editor, Gerry Appleby as womens editor, Burt Bay as advertising director, Douglas Ritchie as promotion manager, and J L Dixon Jr as circulation manager. The paper operates from 121 Highland Ave Las Vegas NV 89106 with national reps in Ward Griffith Co and membership in major press associations. Subscription rates are given for monthly and annual terms in the continental United States.
Marguerite Halden 64 of 1824 Griffith died Thursday in a local hospital after two years in Las Vegas. Born November 1, 1904 in Lewis Kansas she was a housewife. Survived by husband Herbert and son Herbert Keith of Las Vegas daughter Mrs John K Callaway of Marietta Georgia sister Mrs Howard H Suttle of Pearland Texas Chapel service set for tomorrow at 9 a.m.
Gertrude Forman 63 of North Miami Beach Florida died Friday. She was a homemaker. Survived by daughter Naomi Poster of Harrisonburg Virginia services will be held in Hempstead Long Island New York.
Roman Catholics in Nevada may fulfill Sunday Mass obligation by attending a Saturday service. The option is already in effect in many areas and was authorized by a Vatican decree delegating discretionary power to all bishops. The move eases attendance for workers and travelers.
About 40 protesters gathered at the Chinese consulate in Honolulu during a ROC birthday reception to demand Chen Yuehsi’s release. A female demonstrator was arrested for profane language as Consul General Edward Tsuva Wa and his wife observed quietly. Chen, a former University of Hawai i student, is serving a seventy year prison term after being convicted of sedition.
An ordinary blackboard eraser effectively removes fog from the inside of automobile windows and windshields, offering a simple tool for clearer visibility.
Wall enjoys a moment as a bevy of coeds surrounds him. The group’s constitution requires members be female, but it does not specify the president’s gender.
The District Health Department schedules three neighborhood immunization clinics in October at Gerson Park Administration Building, North Las Vegas Neighborhood Council Building, and Marble Manor Administration Building. No appointments required. children up to 21 years eligible. bring guardians for immunization discussions with nurses. contact 385-1291 for details.
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