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Newspaper

Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1968

Page

1

Champions in Town at the U S National Open Senior Tournament

Hank Greenspun salutes the 12th annual U S National Open Senior Tournament in Las Vegas. He highlights veteran greats like Tommy Bolt and defending champ Pete Fleming, noting Bolt’s record 62 on the Tropicana course and the enduring grace of seasoned players. The piece frames the event as a cultural boost for the resort town and its golf courses.

Tommy Bolt Tropicana Phil Greenwald Thunder Pete Fleming Las Vegas Dutch Harrison Paul Runyan Johnny Revolta Yesteryear

Johnson assails convention candidates in first 1968 campaign speech

President Johnson spoke at Villa Madonna College now Thomas More College in Fort Mitchell Kentucky denouncing candidates who trade on anger and fear. He singled out no names but criticized Nixon Agnew and Wallace and urged solutions over slogans in a rare partisan address to a general audience.

Fort Mitchell, Ky UPI Johnson Richard M. Nixon Spiro T. Agnew George C. Wallace Villa Madonna College Thomas More College Hubert H. Humphrey Humphrey

Chicago antiwar march marks month since clash on Michigan

Thousands of protesters marched peacefully down Michigan Avenue in Chicago one month after the August clash between police and demonstrators. Police escorted the crowd, estimated at up to 10,000, to a rally in Grant Park, while march leaders decried the violence at the Democratic Convention site. They urged peaceful protest and accused Mayor Daley of failure to protect public land.

Chicago Michigan Boulevard UPI Michigan Avenue Balbo Drive Grant Park Conrad Hilton Hotel Daley

Something New In Today's SUN Pages 30 31

The Las Vegas SUN announces fresh editorial features on Pages 30 and 31. Readers will find Art Buchwald Washington developments and SUNlight on politics in a bright new format.

Las Vegas Art Buchwald Allen-Goldsmith Washington Politics

Millionaire Home Builder Shot in Phoenix Area

John C Hall founder of Hallcraft Homes was shot twice at his Scottsdale home. George A Carter, secretary’s husband, was arrested hours later on assault with a deadly weapon charges. Hall, 43, in serious condition, underwent surgery at St Joseph's Hospital after being taken from the scene.

Phoenix John Hall Phoenix, Ariz UPI John C. Hall Hallcraft Homes, Inc Huband Hall St. Joseph’s Hospital George A. Carter Scottsdale Carter Mesa Bill Blooks Scottsdale Baptist Hospital St. Joseph's Miss Hall Hallcraft California Colorado

Weather Summary With Sunshine and Light Winds

Sunny with southwesterly winds 10 to 20 mph. Today's high 95 and low 60. Noontime humidity at 8 percent. Sunrise at 6 34, sunset at 6 28. Yesterday reached 93/60. Clear skies and warm conditions expected throughout the day.

Six Unions Involved In Wage Disputes In New York

New York City faced a labor crisis as 57,000 teachers strike for three weeks. Six unions threaten strikes or job actions next week, including 10,500 firemen who may strike if no new contract by Tuesday. PBA representing 22,000 also plans actions from midnight Monday, garbagemen at 17,500 follow with no contract, and longshoremen face federal mediation failure threatening Port of New York shutdown.

Patrolmen’s Benevolent Association Pba New York

Pilot ejects after Skyhawk crash near Las Vegas desert

U S Marine Reserve pilot Capt Glen R Bollenbach 30 ejected safely from an A 4 Skyhawk that lost power and crashed about 40 miles south of Las Vegas near Cottonwood Cove on the Colorado River. The pilot and two wingmen were in reserve duty and were rescued by a helicopter from Nellis Air Force Base.

U.S. Marine California Nevada Desert Las Vegas Cottonwood Cove Colorado River Glen R. Bollenbach Nellis Air Force Base Bollenbach Nellis

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