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Newspaper

Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1969

Page

2

Service League to fund Volunteer Bureau with 1970 Auto Rama

The Las Vegas Service League, active since 1946, raises funds for community projects including hospitals libraries and youth programs. Proceeds from the 1970 Auto Rama at the International will establish the Volunteer Bureau of Clark County to connect volunteers with health welfare education recreation and cultural programs.

Service League Clark County Las Vegas

Bids Sought by Las Vegas Health and Housing Agencies

Public notices call for sealed bids in Las Vegas and Clark County Nevada. The Board of Health invites bids for a Pick Up Truck and other equipment. the Housing Authority seeks bids for a sprinkler irrigation system. Deadlines span Oct 1967 to Nov 1967, with required bonds and licensed contractors.

District Health Department Clark County Nevada Shadow Lane Las Vegas Ticde Simty District Board of Health Las Vegas Convention Center South Paradise Pood Las Veogas Convention Authority Lois Sage Shell Las Vegas Convention Authority G. Barney Rawlings Housing Authority Lo Ecos Archie C. Grort Park Citizens Searles Street Housing Authority of North 10Th Street City of North 6Th Street Nevarda

Nation's Weather Highest 89 in Ovaldo Florida record

UPI reports the nation's top temperature for the day excluding Hawaii and Alaska reached 89 degrees at Ovaldo Florida. The prior night’s low fell to 10 degrees in Laramie Wyoming as part of a 24 hour period ending at 4 a.m. Temperatures and precipitation details follow.

New York United Press International

Louisiana Memorial to Peace Houses 9280 Purple Martins

The 120 foot Vietnam War memorial tower in Lake Charles serves as home to 9,280 purple martins. Featured as the world’s largest birdhouse, the structure is noted by the Louisiana Tourist Commission.

Lake Charles UPI Louisiana Memorial To Peace Louisiana ‘Tourist Commission

Israeli air strikes widen across fronts amid clashes

Israeli jets hit Egyptian Jordanian and Arab guerrilla positions on both eastern and western fronts. Egypt said its planes fought two dogfights near Suez Canal and shot one down. In Beirut rockets damaged PLO HQ and wounded ten, with blame exchanged between the PLO and Israel.

Egypt Suez Canal Beirut Palestine Liberation Organization PLO

Park Chung Hee Looks to 1971 Third Term Vote

In Seoul President Park Chung Hee faces a national referendum on constitutional revision that would allow a third four year term in 1971. Park, citing Korea's stability, predicts approval and has pledged to resign if the amendments fail.

Seoul UPI Park Chung-Hee Park Republic of Korea

Swedish Envoy to Visit U S for Talks on Ties

Swedish Foreign Minister Torsten Nilsson will meet U S Secretary of State William Rogers in New York on October 20 to discuss relations between the two nations. Nilsson arrived in the United States for the United Nations General Assembly and the Rogers meeting is the key item of his trip amid strained ties after Nilsson announced $40 million in aid and loans for North Vietnam.

Washington UPL New York United States National Space Agency Georgiy Beregovoy Konstantin Feoktistov Beregovoy National Aeronautics and Space Administration Stockholm UPI Torsten Nilsson U.S William P. Rogers Foreign Ministry Nilsson United Nations General Assembly Rogers North Vietnam

Ojukwu Opens Talks With Nigeria Amid Truce Condition

In Gabon sources say Biafra's Gen Ojukwu agreed to negotiate with Federal Nigeria under the condition that the existing truce be respected during talks. The stance was conveyed in a letter to Gabon President Bongo.

Libreville Gabon UPI Biafra Odumegwu Ojukwu Nigeria Albert Bongo Ojukwu Bongo

Nobel Prize To 3 Americans In Medicine

Three American scientists won the 1969 Nobel Prize for Medicine for discoveries on virus replication and genetics. Max Delbrück of Caltech, Alfred Hershey of Cold Spring Harbor, and Salvador Luria of MIT shared the award worth 75 000 dollars for work laying the foundation for virology and studies of diseases like rabies measles and the common cold.

Max Delbrack California Institute of Technology Pasadena Alfred D. Hershey Genetics Research Unit Carnegie Institution Cold Spring Harbor N.Y Salvador FE. Luria Massachusetts Institute of Technology Cambridge Phage Group Hershey’s Biological Laboratory Long Island

Country Doctor Museum Showcases 18th 19th Century Medical Antiques

The Country Doctor Museum near Bailey North Carolina houses medical antiques from 18th and 19th century practitioners.

Country Doctor Museum Bailey, N.C UPI

Viet Red Troops Threaten Cambodian Borders

Prince Norodom Sihanouk reported 40,000 North Vietnamese and Viet Cong troops occupy seven Cambodian border provinces. He urged leftist deputies to return to the nation and unite against enemies, and Cambodia may renew diplomatic ties with Thailand if frontier terms are agreed. The news agency cited six Cambodian deaths from a October 6 bombing and another from machine gun fire.

Phnom Penh UPI Norodom — Sihanouk Cambodia South Vietnam National Assembly Sihanouk Thailand

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