Las Vegas Sun Publisher and Staff Directory Notice
A historical Las Vegas Sun masthead lists editor, publishers, and staff roles and contact points. It includes H M Greenspun as editor and publisher and names executives like Bryn Armstrong, Joe McClain, and Tamara Andreeva among others. The notice also lists circulation and association memberships.
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The
Las Vegas Sun, Inc
900 South Main Street
Las Vegas
Nevada
H. M. Greenspun
Ray Germain
Robert Belz
C. D D. James
Barbara Greenspun
Rutme Deskin
Bryn Armstrong
Joe McClain
Alan Laythorpe
Tamara Andreeva
C.D James
Bob Belz
Herman Weier
Norvell Wood
Dee Coakley
Nevado
Congress
Allan Knapp Co
Chicago
Detroit
New York
San Francisco
United Press International
Nevada State Press Association
American Newspaper Publisher's Association
California Newspaper Publisher Association
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Please Handle Our Police With Care
City readers advocate extra hazard pay for Las Vegas traffic police on duty at busy intersections during rush hours. Report notes a resident saw faster passage at Sahara and Las Vegas Boulevard South after lights changed, while commending the SUN and city commission for promoting police-led trafficflow. Police are urged to respect Las Vegas' finest, described as fragile and hard to replace.
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Las Vegas
Sahara
Las Vegas Boulevard
SUN
City Commission
Almanac Today August 3 1963 Highlights
Almanac note for Saturday August 3 1963 lists the date as the 215th day with 150 to follow. Morning stars Jupiter and Saturn appear. evening stars Mars and Saturn. Historical highlights include Columbus’s 1942 voyage departure and 1951 West Point cadet dismissals for cheating. Churchill quote noted.
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Jupiter
Saturn
Mars
Christopher Columbus
Paris
Spain
New World
Germany
France
England
U.S. Millitary Academy
West Point
N.Y
U.S
Nautilus
North Pole
Winston Churchill
Dear Herman Dear Confused Dear George
A reader asks how to handle a huggy coworker and lipstick on shirts. Herman advises explaining faith and trust in love. A second asks about a neighbor’s flirtatious behavior and power mower invites. George jokes about youths going steady at a young age.
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John
Herman
F. Go
Teens remain out of school as job market swells nationwide
A national view shows dropouts not returning to school despite warnings. NYC enrollments stagnate with 205000 students expected. overall teen unemployment runs high, at 1 percent official rate, about 24 percent of 41 million unemployed. Experts warn progress remains elusive and many youths drift with little hope.
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Eli Cohen
National Committee On Employment of Youth
Labor Department
Cohen
New York City
Dropout Crisis and Teen Unemployment Spur Education Push
The article notes rising numbers of youths ages 14 to 19, with 3.8 million expected to be in the 16 year old cohort and a bumper 1847s dropout group. It highlights automation reducing unskilled jobs and urges a crash program for dropouts and unemployed teens to prepare for skilled work.
Epilepsy Ailment of the Nervous System Explained
Doctor explains epilepsy causes, types, heredity, and treatment. It cannot always be cured but seizures can be reduced with sedatives and anti convulsants. Epilepsy is a nervous system condition not a mental disease, with notable sufferers in history.
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Dr. Molner
Swinburne
Wagner
Duke of Wellington
van Gogh
Berlioz
City letters debate police pay and hazing tests
A Las Vegas reader questions hazy pay for police and fire crews and argues for hazard compensation. The note also laments slow emergency calls and road hazards on E Lake Mead Blvd. plus commentary on bond issue ballots and county assessor woes.
White House fights back against high risk research probe
Washington Republicans and White House aides clash with Rep. Howard Smith’s blue chip plan to probe billions in government research. The effort targets Defense and NASA spending, university grants, and private contracts, with a five member panel to report by September 1, 1964.
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Washington
White House
House Rules Committee
Carl Vinson
D-Ga
Armed Services Committee
Harold Cooley
D-N.c
Agriculture Committee
Thomas Morgan
D-Pa
Foreign Affairs Committee
George Miller
D Calif
Science & Aeronautics Committee
Adam Clayton Powell
D-N.y
Education & Labor Committee
William Dawson
D-Ill
Vinson
Armed Services
Melvin Price
Samuel Stratton
Otis Pike
Jeffrey Cohelan
D-Calif
Frank Becker
Durward Hall
R-Mo
Robert Stafford
R-ut
Howard Smith
D-Va
Patent Rules Committee
House
Smith
Carl Elliott
D-Ala
Richard Bolling
D-Mo
Clarence Brown
R-O
Robert Taft
John McCormack
Mass
Bolling
Judge Smith
Defense Department
National Aeronautics & Space Administration
U.S. Information Agency
Disarmament Agency
Rules Committee
McCormack Smith
Rep. Elliott
Ala
Ralph Dungan
Jerome Wiesner
Dungan
Institute of Defense Analysis
Richard Bissell
Central Intelligence Agency
Bissell
Quotes in the News Chronicle of Cold War tensions scene
Davidson Michigan father of a slain American soldier in North Korea says the war can be stopped by force if needed. In Chicago white demonstrators protest in front of a Negro home asking why they cannot picket as Negroes do. Berlin East German leader Ulbricht hopes West Germany signs the nuclear test ban pact. New York Representative Powell declares he may bolt leadership over FEPC and Civil Rights.
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Davidson, Mich
George Larson Sr
North Korea
Chicago
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