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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1969
Page
2
The letter accuses Meany of self interest and patriotism limited to personal gain. It claims he wields influence with the President and Congress, urging labor gains during war while opposing moratoriums on strikes. It suggests he profits from conflict and ignores battlefield sacrifices.
Masses for Mario Serritello 51 of 5709 Harmony in Las Vegas are set in Palm Chapel and at Our Lady of Las Vegas Church. He died Wednesday. survived by Jeanne Toni William and brother Joseph. Also services for Hanne Hartmann 4 of St Louis, Missouri, died in Las Vegas during a visit. survived by Charles Raymond Alfred. arrangements by Bunker Brothers and aides from New York and New Jersey.
Paul Wagner Sr. died Thursday in a local hospital after illness. A 3:30 p.m. service at Cryptside Palm Martu Soleum will be officiated by Rev. John Levendis of Church of Truth. Surviving are widow Roslyn, sons Paul and Weh ard, Roslyn and Paul of Las Vegas, Richard of New York, brother Adolph of Delaware, and two sisters Lottie Rich-?
Harold Dobrow 57 of 234 Desert Inn Rd died Friday in a local hospital after living in Las Vegas 17 years He was born July 6 1912 in New York City and was an executive of the Sands Hotel Survivors include his widow Blanche Las Vegas daughter Joyce Hayutin Reseda California and two grandchildren Laura Steven Services are set for tomorrow at 3 30 p m with Rabbi Aaron Gold officiating
Mary Ellen Cohen aged 75 of 816 Ogden Street dies in a local hospital after a Las Vegas residence of 25 years. Born July 22, 1894 in Edgerton Kansas she was a housewife. Survivors include four sisters Amelia Hester Margaret Fuller Clara Price Lucile Murphy a brother Andrew Moser grandson Thomas D Dillard and great grandson Thomas D Dillard Jr and niece Mary Dillard all of Las Vegas and nearby states.
Apollo 12's final ground test begins with a rehearsal countdown aiming for a mock launch next Tuesday. The plan is to fuel the Saturn 5 with 750000 gallons of liquid oxygen and liquid hydrogen, then run the countdown to ignition only after fuel drained next Wednesday.
A brief note from India News states that the so called sacred cow is in practice a bullock, underscoring rural and political sensitivities in India, with emphasis on cultural labor and livestock roles.
Sydney voters saw Labor widen a small edge over Prime Minister John Gorton's Liberal Country coalition as incomplete returns showed Labor gaining 16 seats. The count paused for the Sabbath and final results may not arrive until mid next week.
Funeral services are scheduled Wednesday at Buchannan Funeral Home Chapel for T. R. Goodwin 92 of 1405 E Clark Ave Monett Missouri who died yesterday in a local hospital. Born September 26 1877 in Norwich Connecticut he was a road construction expert and a pioneer Death Valley builder from 1918 to 1928 later first superintendent of Death Valley National Monument. He received a 1949 Secretary of the Interior meritorious service citation. An inventor he helped create the highway paving composition used nationwide. A Spanish American War veteran he was a member of the Adventurers Club Commonwealth Club and Death Valley 49ers and served as a director. Surviving are his widow Neva Goodwin a son T R Goodwin Jr both of Las Vegas a daughter Katherine G Hamblin of Mt. Shasta California nine grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Interment will be in Waldensian Cemetery Monett Missouri. Friends may call at Bunker Brothers Mortuary today.
UPI reports from Bonn that the average four member family in West Germany allocated 32 percent of income to food 15 percent to rent and 11 percent to shoes and clothing in 1968 per the Federal Statistical Office.
Welfare Secretary Robert Finch says President Nixon, moved by Art Linkletter, will seek a 17 million dollar rise to about 40 million for education programs on drug abuse. Finch cited Linkletter's testimony after his daughter’s death from an LSD incident as a trigger for action. He noted the plan targets elementary and secondary schools to warn children about LSD and other drugs.
Three prisoners attempted an escape at Walpole State Prison. Richard Pennery, 34, was electrocuted. Gareth Robinson, 37, was captured, and Joseph T. Netto of Cambridge escaped. Pennery, serving 214 to 5 years for Charles Street jail break, died during the incident.
Helsinki UPI reports Finns still favor meat fish and potatoes but vegetable consumption rose from 22 pounds per person annually fifteen years ago to 39.6 pounds this year. Swiss consumption stands at about 176 pounds per person per year.
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