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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1966
Page
4
Five Denver area chains slashed prices amid a nationwide anti-promotion boycot t by thousands of housewives. Bacon fell to 55 cents a pound as chains advertised drastic cuts and vowed not to be undersold. The National Housewives for Lower Prices pressed for lower prices and elimination of gimmicks.
Secretary of State Dean Rusk warned there would be no fresh bombing pause over North Viet Nam unless Hanoi indicated a peace gesture. He noted past pauses and questioned what step two would be. In Manila, Tran Van Do said South Viet Nam would discuss cease fire if the Communists show willingness.
Former U S Senator Harry F Byrd Sr D Virginia dies at 79 from a brain tumor. A quiet funeral and burial are planned at Christ Episcopal Church Winchester and Mt Hebron Cemetery with Rev John A Baden presiding. Treasury Secretary Henry Fowler to represent President Johnson.
A Circuit Court judge ruled that Oregon City Local 68 of the AWPPW may retain $130000 in assets sought by the International Brotherhood of Pulp Sulphite and Paper Mill Workers. Judge Albert R. Musick of Washington County heard the April case. The assets include a $53500 union hall. The AWPPW was formed in 1964.
Diplomatic sources report a brief Laotian clash in Vientiane after Air Force Gen Thaoma sought to dismiss rival commander Gen Kouprasath Abhay. Eight planes bombed sites, about 15 killed, with exiled Phoumi Nosavan possibly involved and Souvanna Phouma calling it a limited local action.
Natson's Capital APIA in Western Samoa APia is cited as one of the world's smallest national capitals with a population under 31 000.
Senator Alan Bible announced final congressional approval of a geothermal steam bill that creates the process to lease federal lands for exploration and development of underground steam energy in the West. He credited House Interior Committee and noted five years of studies and hearings. He urged aggressive U S action to catch up with other nations including the Soviet Union.
Funeral services for Leo Clay Horne 68 will be held Monday at 1 p.m. at Bunker Brothers Chapel. He died Thursday in a local hospital and is survived by L. B. Horne two daughters Lillian Goodard and Jean Leighton four grandchildren a great granddaughter and other relatives. Adele Morel 74 will have no Las Vegas services Wednesday arrangements are with Bunker Brothers. Norma Lee Pendlebury 57 died Tuesday at home graveside services Monday at 10 a.m. at Boulder City Cemetery with arrangements by Bunker Brothers. She was Arkansas born and lived in Nevada for 15 years residence 663 Avenue D Boulder City and is survived by a son and two daughters plus five grandchildren.
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