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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1969
Page
2
An English columnist argues that banning cyclamates is overkill and warns that many natural foods contain risky substances. He suggests logical limits on foods, noting onions, spinach, cabbage, sugar and others pose various hazards, while cyclamates aid diabetics and should not be banished.
Joseph C. Caldwell, Nevada Commander of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, to visit Las Vegas area November 3 through 7. He will attend at North Las Vegas Memorial Post 10057, 10047 with a cocktail party and meeting on November 3, speak at Fred Pentington Post 1753 on November 5, and attend Henderson meetings November 7 co hosted by Post 3848 and Boulder Dam Post 3574.
The State of Nevada serves summons in Clark County for Virginia Cruz Taniedo versus Roberto V. Taniedo. Plaintiff’s attorney Charles E. Catt, Las Vegas, must answer within 20 days after service. Default judgment possible. Clerk Dorothea Rasqui, date October 30, 1969. Publication dates: Oct 31, Nov 7, 14, 27, 28, 1967.
Decorative plastering and stucco services offered for walls and surfaces. Contact Better Plastering & Stucco at PR 384-8448 for pointed block work and decorative color finishes.
Two Commerce Committee members push a legal prohibition on cigarette commercials. The group plans to decide on final legislation next Wednesday while the industry backs a voluntary ban. Sen. Moss notes the panel is evenly split on rejecting a House provision for health warnings in ads. The effort, led by Senators Cotton Hart and Moss, seeks to end all broadcast cigarette advertising.
Gales with snow hail and thunder swept the Baltic coast of Poland during the night. Warsaw radio reported the storm downed telephone and power lines as authorities warned of continuing bad weather.
The Vatican delayed a reform of the Catholic mass due to translation difficulties into modern languages and priests adjusting to the changes. The reform, a compendium of ECO Council changes, shortens the mass by reducing offertory prayers and the rites of communion.
The article notes daytime warmth peaking near 78 degrees, a cooler night with a 43 degree low, and calm, gentle winds. It highlights clear starry skies and a substantial moon, urging readers to dress for night temperatures and enjoy Pumpkin watching. Also mentions Naples Florida at 88 and Bozeman Montana at 10 as regional highs and lows.
Scout Car Wash and Bake Sale by Boy Scout Troop 169 sponsored by the LDS 16th Ward from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday at LeBaron Chevron Service Station at 25th Street and Bonanza Road. Car wash costs $1 and bake sale items are marked.
On May 6 1626 Peter Minuit purchased Manhattan Island from Native Americans for trinkets valued at 24 guilders. The event marked a pivotal moment in early colonial trade and the transfer of land to Dutch settlers.
The Las Vegas Sun notes subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions with a full price list and lists staff roles including editor Bryn Armstrong and sports editor Tom Diskin. The notice confirms publication details and advertising and circulation leadership.
West Germany agreed to pay 2.02 million to Czech victims of Nazi forced medical experiments, the Finance Ministry announced. The funds stem from an agreed settlement providing compensation to those who suffered health damage in Hitler era experiments.
The survival of six captive hatched whooping cranes raises the captive total to a record 24 while about 50 birds remain in the wild. This line hints at a strong conservation milestone for the species.
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