Las Vegas Sun staff and publishing details
The Las Vegas Sun lists its staff and offices including editor Bryn Armstrong and executive editor Ruth Deskin. It notes publishing address at 900 South Main Street Las Vegas and roles for president vice president treasurer and others. Subscriptions are shown for daily and Sunday editions with monthly and single copy prices.
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John V. Mueller Remembered as Nevada Leader and Doer
John V. Mueller died in Reno leaving a legacy as a Nevadan who influenced banking livestock and utilities. He quietly advised legislators for over four decades helped craft laws and kill bad ones. Known for his calm, tough yet kindly nature he supported industrial and defense related ventures including Henderson’s chemical plant. The Sun lauded his devotion to Nevada and his impact on state politics and economy.
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Message From Ruark on Race and Identity in America
The author argues that being white is not a sin or crime and urges balanced, nonviolent responses to racial tensions. He notes mixed guilt on both sides, rejects mob rule, and emphasizes individuality beyond color while acknowledging fear and vulnerability in Harlem and Birmingham.
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Wagner
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Birmingham
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Almanac Notes and World Events for August 2 1963
Almanac entry lists August 2 1963 as a Friday with historical highlights from 1914 and 1934 including Russia invading Germany and Hitler naming himself dictator. Mentions 1939 atomic bomb research start and Dr Einstein’s letter to F D Roosevelt. Also cites a thought by former President Eisenhower on burden of choices.
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Franklin Rosevelt
Dwight Isenhower
Canada Medicare Plan Debate Draws Editorials and Letters
UPI dispatch from Regina Sask notes doctors oppose Canada’s plan while readers criticize government meddling and socialism. The letter page questions Republican coverage, Goldwater support, and press fairness amid Sunlight on Politics discussions and a July 23 National Review Bulletin reference.
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Regima, Sask
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Peruvian Waterfront Faces Communist Influence and Union Schemes
Report from Callao describes the Sindicato de Estibadores as a pro Communist longshoremen’s union with 1,000 members and a multi tier pay chain. The group allegedly controls dock jobs via chapa work tags and substitutes, enabling theft of wages and potential port-wide stoppages through the Maritime Bloc. It warns of risk to Peru’s vital fishing exports and foreign exchange.
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United States
Goldwater Backers Weigh Top Campaign Heads
Washington August 1 ar dent supporters eye two veteran Republican leaders to run Goldwaters expanding operation. Ray Bliss Ohio chairman and Leonard Hall former national chairman and Dewey Nixon campaign manager are under consideration to centralize activities and raise national stature. Bliss commands strong GOP ties and a high salary, while Hall brings extensive national campaign experience.
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Ray Bliss
Ohio
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James Rhodes
Leonard Hall
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Robert Taft
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Khrushchev accepts Indian pipe amid cold war talk
In Moscow Khrushchev accepts an American Indian peace pipe from Secretary Freeman but says he will take it as a symbol though he does not smoke. In Davison Michigan George Larson warns of vast continental prizes and Muscovite cleverness in shaping the conflict and the cold war. In New York Governor Rockefeller fears Goldwater becoming a captive candidate of the radical right and urges a clear disassociation.
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