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Newspaper

Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1968

Page

2

Utah Symphony Honored as One of America's Top 12 Orchestras

Fortune Magazine ranks the Utah Symphony among the nation’s 12 best orchestras praising its leadership staff and community support. Governor Ramp ton commends the selection and notes the orchestra has helped promote Utah industry. The piece highlights extensive touring and state underwriting of a West Coast tour to spur business interest.

Fortune Magazine Utah Symphony Las Vegas U.S Fortune Utah Calvin L. Rampton America West Coast

Smoking tied to heart disease says Edinburgh doctor

In London Dr M F Oliver of Edinburgh reports smokers under 44 who smoke over 25 cigarettes daily have fifteen times the death risk from ischaemic heart disease. He warns ischaemia involves arterial constriction reducing blood flow.

London UPI M. F. Oliver Edinburgh Scotland

Indonesian parliament hears call for urgent marriage law

Women speakers at a parliamentary plenary session urged swift passage of a national marriage law. They insisted provisions require the husband to obtain the first wife’s consent before taking a second wife, noting Indonesia currently lacks a formal marriage statute.

Jakarta Indonesia UPI

Mexico to bar sales of foreign cigarettes next year

Mexico will ban the sale of foreign cigarettes starting next year. Domestic production of fluored and barley tobaccos will meet the annual demand of about 5 million packs, according to the Ministry of Industry and Commerce.

Mexico Mexico City Government of Ministry of Industry and Commerce

Japanese prefecture files brides to curb farm exodus

TOKISHIMA JAPAN UP I urges local authorities to halt rural depopulation by compiling a registry of 400 young women aged 16 to 25 as potential brides in a bid to preserve farming communities.

Tokishima Japan UPI

Japan to hire 3000 women counselors for juvenile cases

Tokyo reports the National Police Agency will recruit 3,000 women counselors over five years to handle juvenile delinquents. Only college-educated mothers aged 25 to 40 will be eligible, according to a police spokesman.

Tokyo UPI National Police Agency

Moscow Receives First Heavy Snowfall Of Winter

Moscow was hit by the season’s first heavy snowfall, leaving the downtown streets clogged as snow turned to slush and caused minor traffic disruption. The city street cleaning department faced unexpected conditions and delays.

Moscow UPI

Berlin Wall defies fire as man escapes to West Berlin

A 26 year old man ran across the Berlin Wall into West Berlin early yesterday, eluding Eastern border guards who fired at him. He was not hit.

Berlin UPI Berlin Wall West Berlin

Utah Symphony Invited Back to Athens Festival 1969

T Bowring Woodbury announced the Utah Symphony will return to the Athens Festival of 1969. Gov. Calvin Rampton received a $25,000 Safe Way Stores check from the Merrill Trust toward the Symphony Ford Matching Fund. Maestro Abravanel called it a notable encore two years after Greece visit. The invitation was on behalf of Festival of Athens organizer Anthony Protonotanios.

Calvin A. Rampton Safeway Charles E. Merrill Trust Symphony-Ford Rampton Maurice Abravanel Utah Symphony Greece Anthony N. Protonotanios Royal Consulate General of San Francisco Organization of Festival of Athens

Elderly Woman Improves After Saturday Auto Pedestrian Crash

Mrs. Myrtle Ann Ryan 69 of 2929 Poplar St Las Vegas remained in satisfactory condition at Sunrise Hospital with a possible fractured hip and multiple cuts after being struck on Meadows Avenue near 25th Street. Police say a car stopped for her, another vehicle hidden by the first struck her. no citation was issued.

Sunrise Hospital Myrtle Ann Ryan Poplar St Las Vegas Ryan Meadows Avenue 25Th Street

United Nations envoy Jarring brings hopeful mood on Arab-Israeli talks

U S Ambassador J R Wiggins said Jarring's Middle East mission has shifted to a hopeful posture during the U N General Assembly, with talks moving forward though not spectacular. He noted extended mission through November and growing concern for 350000 West Bank refugees.

United Nations UPI U.S J. R. Wiggins Middle East Gunnar V. Jarring Wiggins Voice of America Jarring U.N. General Assembly Thant An West Bank of the Jordan

California Youth Hoaxes Hawaiian Money Spree

A California teen posing as a multimillionaire spent about 15000 over five days in Waikiki dazzling club audiences. David Alan Mark Hutchings III, 18, formerly of Redwood City, was arrested on warrants for bad checks and grand theft with a $9000 hotel bill unpaid and a counterfeit bank draft. He claimed the spree was to entertain others and noted banks could afford to spend on others.

Honolulu UPI California Waikiki David Alan Mark Hutchings III Redwood City Calif San Carlos Hutchings

Hitler Suffered Parkinsons Not Insane, Psychiatrist Says

Hamburg based psychiatrist Prof. Hans Buerger-Prinz states Adolf Hitler had Parkinson's disease in his memoirs serialized in Welt AM Sonntag. He insists Hitler was not clinically insane, citing observations from writings and reports while noting he never examined Hitler.

Hitler Hamburg Germany UPI Adolf Hitler Hans Buerger - Prinz Welt AM Sonntag Buerger-Prinz Munich Braunau

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