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Newspaper

Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1968

Page

4

Pueblo Sailing Orders Refute Korea Claims

UPI report says the Johnson Administration declassified new Pueblo sailing orders showing a 13 mile limit and that the mission focused on electronic surveillance of Soviet naval movements. State Department says Pueblo did not violate North Korea’s waters and guards against misinterpretation of older reconnaissance instructions.

Washington UPI Johnson Administration State Department North Korea Robert J. McCloskey United States Pueblo Lloyd Bucher Sasebo Najima Straits Sasebo Naval Base Japan Bucher

Police Launch Search For Missing Las Vegans

Police pursued leads on missing Las Vegas man Diamond and his ex wife after tracing potential trips to Lamoille Nevada. The 60 year old sheetmetal shop owner suffered arthritis and gout and left home with his truck and medication missing. Investigators checked his Los Angeles home and shop and tracked a possible move toward Elko County Nevada without results.

Mond Los Angeles Diamond Lamoille Nev Elko County

Congress Debates Czechoslovakia Invasion and Immigration

A group of Democratic congressmen condemned the Soviet bloc invasion of Czechoslovakia as a human rights violation and unlawful force. Kupferman urged accepting Czechoslovak immigrants as Hungary and Cuba precedents. The Senate created a seven member Water Resources Commission. The House approved a 1971 elder affairs conference with $1.9 million. Feighan set hearings on Ireland immigrant decline. Ervin urged Flat Rock Carl Sandburg farm be national historic site. White House unveiled a $27,000 Puerto Rican rug for the state dining room.

Washington UPI Czechoslovakia Theodore R. Kupferman R-N.y Atty Ramsey Clark United States Hungary Cuba Kupferman White House

School Board Views Films On Texas Buildings

Clark County School District trustees met at the Education Center for a routine session featuring an architect lecture and film on atomic fallout shielding in Laredo Texas. Gen J T Roberts Civil Defense chief spoke as the atomic defense enterprise rep. Board took the matter under submission. They approved 17 new teaching contracts and 10 resignations, maintained handicapped child age limits, and authorized multiple purchase orders warrants and change orders.

Clark County School District Board of Trustees Flamingo Road Laredo Texas Atomic Defense Enterprise Gen J. T. Roberts Clark County Civil Defense Agency

GOP Leaders Criticize Agnew on HHH Remark

GOP leaders Dirksen and Ford rejected Agnew s charge that Hubert Humphrey was soft on communism. They said no evidence supported the claim and urged focusing on crime and justice. Ford urged Johnson to enforce new laws and criticized the “law and order” phrasing.

Gerald Ford Everett Dirksen Spiro T. Agnew Humphrey Washington UPI GOP Agnew Hhh Everett M. Dirksen Gerald R. Ford Hubert H. Humphrey Sen. Dirksen Rep. Ford Maryland Dirksen Ford Neville Chamberlain Czechoslovakia Capitol Hill Johnson Atty Ramsey Clark

Airwest Sale to Hughes Urged Amid Service Woes

Air West faces passenger complaints of delays late flights and one involuntary detour as talks continue over a sale to Hughes. Board chair Nick Bez backs the deal while president Robert Henry vice president Edmund Converse and exec chair David Grace oppose it, complicating ownership.

Air West Las Vegas Air West Board Nick Bez Hughes Robert Henry Edmund Converse David Grace

Mini Revolt at Employes Contact Strains AFGE Convention

About 80 to 100 black AFGE delegates at the convention challenged leadership of John Griner and Dennis Garrison amid civil rights tensions. Griner, based in Georgia, met with national leaders as some black members retreated from earlier criticisms while pledging ongoing pressure for civil rights and job equity. Royal Sims received strong backing from the Veterans Administration council, signaling tricky internal dynamics as officers were elected for two years.

American Federation of Government Employes Royal Sims Veterans Administration Council Sims

Candidates Exchange Views On Vietnam Policy And 1968 Campaign

The piece surveys remarks from Johnson Humphrey Nixon Agnew Wallace and Muskie on Vietnam troop withdrawals strength in bargaining elections and crime. It notes Johnson dismissing fixed withdrawal dates, Humphrey urging party unity, Nixon advocating greater U S military might, Agnew rebutting soft on communism charges, Wallace pledging to repeal open housing law and Muskie linking law and order to local government.

Johnson Humphrey Christian N.J Richard M. Nixon New Orleans United States Czechoslovakia Spiro T. Agnew GOP Senate Everett M. Dirksen House Gerald R. Ford Portland Maine Agnew George C. Wallace Springfield Congress Edmund S. Muskie Youngstown Ohio

Citywide teacher strike looms as talks fail

New York City faced a fresh citywide teachers strike after last minute talks collapsed. School Superintendent Bernard Donovan insisted schools would be open next day as UFT pledged to shut down the system. Mayor Lindsay and Board of Education sought State Education Commissioner James Allen to mediate in a dispute over job security for teachers.

New York UPI Bernard Donovan City Hall United Federation of Teachers Uft Donovar John V. Lindsay Board of Education Brooklyn Donovan Rose Shapiro James Allen

Mullen Quits Post At Juvenile Home

Robert E Moon Mullen announces he has quit as special master of the County Juvenile Home saying the facility no longer serves the best interests of the youths. He accuses officials of hiding facts and playing petty political games while detaining youngsters to please police, politicians and parents. He refuses to name current inmates.

Robert E Moon) Mullen the Sun Mullen

Albania Moves to Quit Warsaw Pact Over Czechoslovakia Invasion

Premier Hahmed Shehu urged Albania to withdraw from the Warsaw Pact, arguing the Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia disproves the pact as a defense and marks it as a tool of oppression. ATA and Radio Tirana reported the appeal to the Albanian People's Assembly. Albania, allied with Communist China, has long clashed with Moscow.

Belgrade Yugoslavia UPI Hahmed Shehu Albania Czechoslovakia ATA Radio Tirana Shehu Albanian People’s Assembly China Europe Soviet Union Moscow

Backstage Fire Doused at Desert Inn Hotel

A small fire backstage at the Desert Inn on the Strip was quickly extinguished by county firemen at 9:40 p.m. last night. Damage was negligible and no one was endangered. A hotel spokesman said the blaze, origin unknown, would not interfere with tonight's shows.

Desert Inn

Marines Push Remnants of Communist Force Near Tay Ninh

South Vietnamese Marines aided by U.S. helicopter gunships pressed remnants of a Communist force retreating from Tay Ninh. UPI reports describe hundreds killed, pockets of resistance around Thai Thong, and a hospital city fighting. Casualties included 28 Americans and five South Vietnamese wounded in Pleiku.

Saigon UPS Tay Ninh UPI Nat Gibson Creighton B. Abrams U.S Gibson Thai Thong Ap Thanh Central Highlands Pleiku David Lamb U.S. Air Force North Vietnamese Panhandle

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LBJ Korea Defense Paul H. Nitze McCloskey California Dia Washinton Briefs Naional Water Resources Commission Michael A. Feighan Subcommittee On Immigration Ireland Sam J. Ervin D-N.c Senate Insular Affairs Flat Rock N.C Sandburg Ervin School Board Ford and Nixon Airwest John Griner Afl-Cio Dennis Garrison Griner Stardust Convention Center Vietnam North Vietnam Robert Mullen
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