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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1969
Page
2
A critique argues federal agencies including the IRS census and housing administration hold sensitive data that could be sold to private firms. The piece warns of a slide toward public goods becoming private commodities and questions budget balancing through information auctions.
Allied sources say the United States and South Vietnam are willing to discuss a mutual cease-fire with Hanoi and the Viet Cong, but doubt the Communists will agree before a broader political settlement. Saigon and U.S. negotiators emphasize negotiating cease-fire terms without preconditions.
Governor Brewer warned Alabama public schools faced collapse under desegregation guidelines and urged the 1971 legislature to act. He cautioned that if private school tuition grants reemerged, public education could end within two to three years without court decisions being reversed or eased.
The Las Vegas area enjoys clear sunny and warmer conditions with light NW winds. Temperatures range 78 to 54 degrees as warm air settles, with calm nights and a pleasant weekend ahead. no precipitation expected for Halloween roaming.
The U.S. Weather Bureau reports the nation’s highest temperature excluding Hawaii and Alaska reached 90 degrees at Thermal California. The coldest low noted was 16 degrees at Concord New Hampshire.
The Senate Commerce Committee approved Dean Burch, campaign manager for Barry Goldwater in 1964, as chairman of the Federal Communications Commission. The panel also approved David Wells of Garden City, Kansas, as an FCC member.
John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Co disclosed a $20 million ordinary life policy on an unidentified business executive over 60 who serves as chairman of a large diversified company. Annual premium is $1,285,000 with commissions shared by several agents.
U S district Judge Julius Hoffman ordered Black Panther leader Bobby Seale gagged and chained to a chair after violent outbursts in the Chicago Eight trial. Seale and seven co defendants faced warnings of possible bail revocation if defiance continued.
Five Marines were charged with brutal conduct at Lackland Air Force Base following allegations by 14 recruit trainees. Three training sergeants were ordered to stand court-martial for forcing indignities and physical discomfort on recruits.
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