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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1969
Page
27
The Sun editorial argues both sides claim brutality with different meanings. It praises officers’ conduct during rioting while urging better communication to bridge semantic gaps between police and the Black community.
Washington satire notes Nixon staff sought a student letter on protests, landing on Randy Dicks a Georgetown sophomore. Hoover admits scant monarchist files as inquiries reveal scattered royalist sentiments while White House shelves the issue for February review.
In Las Vegas Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr. headlines a Citizens for Johnson Humphrey event with a scheduled speech. Actress Eva Gabor and textile executive Richard Brown wed in a Las Vegas ceremony.
A diverse group met to decide who will replace Dr. Morrison as chairman of the Clark County Democratic Central Committee. Names floated include Joe LaVoie and Bill McGarry as potential successors with the next meeting set to choose the new leader. Law and order figures and other political names surfaced as possible sheriff candidates and campaign organizers.
Dr Thosteson discusses renal glycosuria in children with sugar in urine but normal blood sugar. Restrict carbohydrate intake. regular monitoring and avoiding overweight are advised. Diabetes risk can be family-linked. early detection and physician testing are vital. Also covers pregnancy at 40, iodine use in diabetics, and a look at Clark County GOP political chatter and potential candidates for 1970 races.
Bud Raftery co heads LYFE Labor For Youth Fitness and Employment with Stan Musial and George Meany. The plan targets youth in YMCAs, Boys Clubs, Big Brothers and Boy Scouts, promoting dignity in manual labor and union jobs.
Victor Riesel reports that the Painters union backs LYFE to educate laboring class youths about construction careers and apprenticeship pathways. LYFE committees will visit Boy Scout meetings to teach tool handling and respect for trades, guiding interested youths to union schools and jobs.
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