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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1968
Page
1
Prospects Dim For TV Debate By Candidates
New York UPI reports prospects dim for a debate by major presidential contenders. Democratic hopeful Hubert H. Humphrey, second in the polls, vows to “smoke out” his opponent for a nationwide television confrontation as the campaign enters its closing weeks.
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New York
UPI
Hubert H. Humphrey
Richard M. Nixon
Humphrey
Nixon
George Wallace
House of Representatives
John F. Kennedy
Police Supermen and the Call to Duty in Crisis
A speech argues police must be supermen of restraint and knowledge, managing crime, law, medicine, and psychology while underpaid and underprotected. It warns mob control risks to democracy, cites historical brutal excesses, and urges protection of public order amidst social upheaval.
Landmark Lease Report Denied by Landmark Tower Owner
Frank Carroll owner of the Landmark Tower denied reports that the never opened hotel would be leased to Royal Inns of America and run with no casino. Sheldon Sandler echoed the denial and said negotiations to sell the Landmark were in progress with three public corporations, one likely to make an offer this week.
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Frank Carroll
Landmark
San Diego
Calif
Royal Inns of America, Inc
Convention Center Drive
Paradise Road
Carroll
Sheldon Sandler
Kansas City, MO
Sandler
Panamanian coup establishes military junta near capital
In Panama City two national guard colonels formed a military junta to rule after an early morning coup. Troops reinforced key intersections with sandbagged machine gun nests near the presidential palace. President Arnulfo Arias, ousted again after 12 days in office, met with his cabinet and vowed return.
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Panama City
UPI
National Guard
Panama
Canal Zone
Acnulfo Arias
Arias
Air West unveils expanded Nevada routes in PSC filing
Air West plans to add service across Nevada Utah California and the Pacific Northwest and seek CAB approval to replace United Airlines on two routes. The plan includes nonstop jet service Reno to Portland and Seattle with connections to Las Vegas and new San Francisco routes via Elko Ely and Reno. G Robert Henry says United will back Air West’s application signaling federal approval potential.
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Carson City
Air West
Nevada
Utah
California
Pacific Northwest
Public Service Commission
Civil Aeronautics Board
United Airlines
Elko
Ely
Nev
UAL
San Francisco
Salt Lake City
Reno
Portland
Seattle
Las Vegas
G. Robert Henry
Reno-Pacific Northwest
Weather Summary At A Glance
Mostly cloudy with scattered showers and southwest wind 10 to 20 mph. Today's high 80 and low 55, yesterday's 87 and 58. Noontime humidity around 20 percent. Sunrise at 6 46 and sunset at 6 08.
Bloody Friday in Las Vegas: cab driver slain
Police investigate the murder of Yellow Cab Co. driver Frederick Schneider 38 found shot to death in his taxi at 1248 Hassell St. three other men hospitalized with gunshot wounds. Autopsy performed. funeral plans pending. Witness heard someone flee after the shot.
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Las Vegas
Yellow Cab Co
Frederick Schneider
Hassell St
National Apartment Association Conference Opens in Las Vegas
Delegates of the National Apartment Association, about 3000 strong, gather for a four day conference trade show and annual convention at the Flamingo Dunes and Caesars Palace hotels in Las Vegas.
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National Apartment Association
U.S
Flamingo, Dunes
Caesars Palace
Apollo 7 completes dramatic rendezvous amid cold and crew strain
Apollo 7 sailors execute a tense 70 foot rendezvous with a tumbling Saturn 1 booster stage, the maneuver hailed as the flight’s most spectacular test. Commander Walter Schirra battles a head cold and delays television coverage to preserve mission timelines. Donn Eisele and Walt Cunningham support the precision pass as the crew nears a lunar landing scenario.
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Walter Schirra
Apollo 7
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