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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1968
Page
2
The piece praises professional ranks and golfers who have attended for four years, noting discipline, courtesy, and graciousness. It highlights former greats who shaped golf headlines and the enduring appeal of the National seniors, hoping they return for many years while admiring their skill in bunker play.
NASA marks its 10th anniversary amid shrinking funding and layoffs. The agency notes past achievements including 174 spacecraft launches, enhanced Earth orbit lifting capacity, and global satellite networks. It warns of possible further cuts even as it eyes long term orbital and lunar exploration if budgets permit.
American Motors said its 1969 price rise is the lowest in the auto industry. The figure averages $43 per car across most models, with the Ambassador up $96 due to its new design and options.
Talks to end New York City’s racially charged school strike collapsed with UFT President Albert Shanker calling no progress and no resumption schedule. The dispute centered on neutral observers with power to shut down schools in Ocean Hill Brownsville as the district faced turnover of fired and transferred teachers. The strike, illegal under state law, has split white and black communities amid calls to control local schools.
Czechoslovak Communist Party branches from factories to farms vow not to accept puppet rulers and warn Moscow against purging reform leadership led by Dubcek. Resolution supports Svoboda and Smrkovsky while Soviet plans for 50 000 to 100 000 troops harden occupation groundwork.
In Madrid police reported the arrest of 22 year old Anatnio Tabares after he allegedly slashed five valuable paintings in the Prado Museum on Wednesday. The incident prompted a big manhunt and ongoing museum security review.
A five second earthquake struck Manila last night. No casualties or damage were reported. Separate notes recall a tremor that killed over 350 in the Philippine Islands on Aug. 2. Thai border police expelled foreign Communist terrorists after a village escape alarm. The second child of Crown Princess Beatrix was named Prince John Friso Bernhard Christiaan David.
Tokyo City government announced the population reached 11,339,189 as of September 1, up from 11,021,579 in the 1967 census. The report highlights sustained growth in Japan’s capital.
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