Las Vegas Sun Staff and Editorial Team
Las Vegas Sun masthead lists H. M. Greenspun as publisher and editor in chief with a full staff of editors and managers. The paper notes circulation, production, advertising and business departments, and affiliations with United Press International and various state and national press associations.
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Las Vegas Sun, Inc
900 South Main Street
Las Vegas
Nevada
Ruthe Deskin
Bryn Armstrong
Joe McClain
Noel Greenwood
Alan Laythorpe
Tamara Andreeva
C. D. James
Bob Selz
Herman Weier
Norvell Wood
Dee Coakley
H. M. Greenspun
Ray Germain
Robert Belz
C. C. James
Barbara Greenspun
Post Office
Allan Kiepp Co
Chicago
Detroit
New York
San Francisco
United Press International
Nevada State Press Association
American Newspaper Publisher's Association
California Newspaper Publisher Association
The
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Testimony of Failure Berlin Wall Anniversary Analysis
The Aug 13 anniversary marks the 1961 start of the Berlin Wall by East Germany. It is described as a symbol of oppression and a testament to the failure of communism to keep its people, contrasting with democracy at a shared border.
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Berlin Wall
Ward
Jack Profumo
Britain
Mons
Cleopatra
Grand Old Man Hoover Turns 89 Tomorrow
Former President Herbert Hoover, aged 89 tomorrow, remains active despite recuperating from illness. He has directed seven secretaries and handles up to 40,000 letters annually, and has advised Truman Eisenhower and Kennedy since leaving the White House in 1933. He donated salary to charity and public service, highlighting his simple dedication to country.
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Herbert Hoover
United States
John Adams
Mr. Hoover
Hoover
White House
Truman
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Washington
Orville Freeman
Iron Curtain
Minnesota
Mexico
Thomas Mann
Mann
Latin America
Freeman
State Department
Billie Sol Estes
Bailey
Stephen Smith
Richard Maguire
Smith
Robert Kennedy
Abraham Ribicoff
HEW
Peter Crotty
Buffalo
N.Y
Crotty
House Post Office Committee
Thaddeus Dulski
Edward Day
United Federation of Postal Clerks
Afl-Cio
Indianapolis
Dallas
Dear John Book Published by Simon and Schuster
The columnist confirms a book titled Dear John published by Simon and Schuster with illustrations by Walt Kelly. He jokingly notes where others claim to steal his ideas from Ann and Abby, referencing collaboration and inspiration in the writing world.
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John
Simon & Schuster
Walt
Pogo) Kelly
Ann & Abby
Chilean Communist Party Builds Power in Legal Path
The Chilean Communist Party, founded in 1913 by Emilio Recabarren, aims to win power legally in the 1964 election. It runs presses, publishing houses, media outlets, movie houses, taxis, and a courier service, owning assets nationwide to fund and advance its influence in Chilean society.
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Santiago
Chile
Communist Party of Chile
Communist Party
Lenin
Emilio Recabarren
Stalin
Communist International
Comintern
Profintern
Moscow
Pacifica
Socialist Party
Pacific
Straits of Magellan
Free World
Teatinos St
West Greman
el Siglo
Senor
Carlos Ibanez
Ward the Nobel of a tawdry cast in a summer saga
A London writer mocks the Ward-Progumo scandal and its media glare while cresting with political satire. He praises Doctor Stephen Ward as the noblest figure amid a tawdry cast and lampoons press sensationalism and the era’s moral muddle. Washington dispatches discuss cabinet shifts and diplomacy futures for Freeman Udall Hodges and others as U.S. politics seep into pressurized culture.
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Ward
Doc Ward
Public reader letter questions sales tax for Clark County schools
A letter argues voters rejected a one cent sales tax harming the Kerr Mills program and university funding. The writer contends publicity hid bill details, claims funds would have gone to county and city governments, and urges a county wide tax with food and drugs exempt to support Clark County School District.
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Kerr-Mills
Washoe County
Reno Fair Grounds
Newcomer
Clark County
Almanac notes and historical milestones for August 9, 1963
United Press International records August 9 as the 221st day of 1963 with 144 remaining. It notes events such as steam power trains in 1831, Edward VII’s 1902 coronation, Nagasaki atomic bombing in 1945, and Judge James Parson becoming the first Black U.S. federal district judge in 1961. Includes Kipling quote.
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United Press International
Mars
United States
Albany
Schnectady
N.Y
Prince of Wales
Edward VII
Britain
Victoria
Nagasaki
Japan
James Parson
Chicago
U.S
Federal District Court
Rudyard Kipling
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John Profumo
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Liz
Richard
Bernard Baruch
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Politi
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Bi ‘Lot
Interior
Stewart Udall
Commerce
Luther Hodges
Hodges
North Carolina
Rotary International
Udall
Arizona
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Senate
John Bailey
Allen-Scott
Almanac
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