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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1965
Page
6
Solon Urges Support for Free Choice in Taft-Hartley Fight
A local letter to Sen. Howard Cannon urges defeat of repeal of Section 14(b) of the Taft-Hartley Act. The writer, a Nevada voter, pledges to oppose any legislation eroding constitutional rights and to join the Nevada Citizens Committee in the fight for free choice in work and union affiliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada Citizens Committee
Unclear Civil Vote on Taft-Hartley Section 14b Repeal
Letter to the public official argues union mail drives may mask unorganized voters. The writer contends many individuals without unions might still vote against the repeal if mail volume equals organized opposition. The note urges a vote against repeal and notes election turnout.
William Pool Named North Las Vegas Police Chief
William Pool, a former sergeant, was named chief of police in North Las Vegas. The appointment reflects a shift in local law enforcement leadership. John Spann was appointed deputy district attorney for Clark County three years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Pool
Las Vegas
John Spann
Clark Count
Where We Stand Letters Policy at The Las Vegas Sun
The Las Vegas Sun welcomes signed letters to the editor under the Where We Stand heading. Typewritten, double spaced preferred. Unsigned letters are not published. tasteless or libelous language is rejected. brief letters have higher publication chances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Las Vegas Sun
Urban Renewal Threat to Home Ownership in North Las Vegas
Dr. Martin Anderton warns in The Federal Bulldozer that federal urban renewal grants empower officials to condemn private homes, sell land at discounts, and impact residents in North Las Vegas Rose Garden. He cites Cartier project as misrepresented, urging residents to see how slum elimination may reverse into private gain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Anderton
Columbia University Graduate School of Business
Las Vegas
Rose Garden
America
North
Uncle Sam
American Republic
Rainh Krner
TP Diter
Cartier
Diplomatic Talks with Red China Falter on Southeast Asia
State Department notes Dean Rusk warns that discussions with Communist China show little progress toward settling Southeast Asia turmoil. In space news, Gemini 5 astronauts Conrad and Cooper observe a Minuteman missile launch from Vandenberg, shouting sighting of the missile through clouds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee .Otan
Dean Rusk
Red China
Southeast
Open letter to Jack Taylor about Las Vegas Nevada views
Ray Phelps defends Las Vegas and the SUN against prejudiced views, urges Mr. Taylor to visit Nevada, and questions judgments on law, population, and state power in a pointed open letter. He defends the newspaper and contrasts perception with facts, urging calm, informed discussions.
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Las Vegas Sun
SP Sauts
Commerce Street
Las Vegas
Nevada
Sutme Deskin
Bryn Aarustequa
Vince Anselmo
Bill Fitzgerald
Ety
al Kolber
Gerry Apeces
Jack Davenport
Otto Mactin
William Sherwood
Jetion
Burt Buy
Dee Clakley
M Greenspun
Ray Germain
Ruthe Deskin
Barbara Greenspun
Secena Cince
Act of Congress
Ward Griffith
Cea
Chicago
Detroit
New York
San Francisco
Los Angeles
United Prese International
American Newspaper Publishers Association
California Newsomer Polishers Association
The
Audit Bureau of Circuis Ges
Marsings. Includ
Jack Taylor
the Sun
Vegas
Jack
Will Rogers
Zack
No Gravy Train over Teachers Pay Raises Stir Debate
A reader letter questions teacher starting salaries of 153 a week with nine months work and three months off. The writer argues beginners earn too much, cites holidays and pensions, and attacks tipping wages for service workers before editors note disagreeing on teachers' value and commitment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tex Fing
Justice Jackson on Confessions Under Torture
The quotation notes that both innocent and guilty may risk false confessions under pain and that judges long ago protected against miscarriages by not accepting confessions given under torture or threats as reliable evidence of guilt.
Earth's Our Problem to the Editor
Missouri reader argues Americans neglect God as the true solution to social ills. The letter criticizes space spending, praises evangelists, and urges focus on Christian faith, education, and housing to improve race relations and public morality.
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Zenoff
the Sun
God
Billy Graham
Oral Roberts
Norman Vincent Peale
May More
Russia
America
Los Angeles
Missouri
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HM. M. Greenspun
Solon
Sen
Howard Cannon
Yesteryears
SD. Ore
Asia
Charles Conrad
Cordon Cooper
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Gordo
Vasil
U.S Supreme Court
Yours Truly, Ray Phelps
Edito
Mr. Greenspun
Robert H. Jackson
U.S. Supreme Court
Earth
C. C. Steely
Olympus
Interlandi
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