Las Vegas Sun Publication Details and Rates
The Las Vegas Sun describes its status as a home owned daily newspaper serving southern Nevada. It lists key officers including HMM Greenspun president and Ray Germain, Robert Belz, C. C. James, and Barbara Greenspun as officers. Advertising representatives are noted and several press associations are named. Subscription prices are provided for daily and Sunday editions, with monthly and annual mail and carrier options.
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Hmm. Greenspun
Ray Germain
Robert Belz
C. C. James
Rapbara Greenspun
Glenn Political Orbit Opened by Space Hero Bid
Art Buchwald frames Lt. Col. John Glenn as a candidate facing scrutiny and attack as he contemplates a Democratic Senate run. An opponent predicts tough debates and questions on heat shield, retrorockets, and political integrity, while defining campaign fire with bold rhetoric.
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Washington
John Glenn
Glenn
Ohio
Col. Glenn
Senate
Florida
Col Gienn
Earth
Apalachin Crime Summit Redefined National Syndicate Leadership
The Apalachin gathering exceeds prior estimates with 100 to 120 mob leaders present, revealing a national Commission of about 9 to 12 key bosses. Names linked to Chicago, New York, Detroit, Philadelphia, Providence, and Boston regions, plus involvement of labor rackets, underline a centralized crime power structure across the East with possible Western representation.
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Joe Valachi
Washington, D.C
Valachi
Apalachin
Justice Department
Criminal Division
Underworld
Cleveland
Florida Keys
National “Commission
Cosa Nostra
Commission
Sam Giancana
Chicago
Steve Maggadino
Lewiston
N.Y
Joe Zerilli
Detroit
Vito Genovese
Joe Bonanno
New York
Arizona
Tommy
Three Fingers Brown
Lucchese
Carlo Gambino
Brooklyn
Angelo Bruno
Philadelphia
Raymond Patriarca
Providence
R. J
John Sebastian LaRocca
Pittsburgh
City Bonds Worthy Of Study
The Las Vegas City Commission trimmed a proposed 21 million dollar public works program to about 9 million amid public resistance and distrust in local officials. Citizens are urged to study the bond package carefully, as growth hinges on prudent projects and accountability.
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Las Vegas
Dear John and Jealous Dear Jealous Exchange
Dear John explains a teen calls and finds the line busy suggesting the girl is talking to someone else. Jealous concludes the same with humorous doubt. A final note compares present teens with earlier generations, attributing the difference to age rather than behavior.
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John
Golly
Som
What is Wilderness The Osage Sage Asks
A Las Vegas Sun reader letter questions what defines wilderness and notes varied groups disagree on the term. The writer cites Ishmael’s desert lineage, cites a national educators convention, and urges reporters to explore the issue despite controversy.
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Ishmael
Convention Center
Las Vegas
Kreps
UCLA
Old Sage
Osage PS
Osage County
Hillbilly
Useful
Johnson pursues civil rights push while courting Southern leaders
President Johnson works to pass civil rights legislation while privately shaping ties with Southern power brokers. He reassures leaders like Russell Eastland Thurmond and Faubus that disagreements will not break party loyalty, and seeks their help in the 1964 election. He contemplates a new White House press secretary and notes other staff and book plans amid a busy Washington turnover.
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Washington
Johnson
Richard Russell
Armed Services Committee
James Eastland
Miss
Judiciary Committee
Strom Thurmond
S. C
Arkansas
Orval Faubus
Democratic Party
Kennedy
Pierre Salinger
White House
Steve Early
Roosevelt
Defense
Arthur
Sylvester
Salinger
Pentagon
McGeorge Bundy
Harvard
Theodore Sorensen
Joseph Kennedy
Harry Provence
Waco News-Tribune
Times-Herald
House
Lyndon Johnson
Provence
Pennsylvania
Hugh Scott
David Lawrence
Senate
Indiana
Vance Hartke
Donald Bruce
Barry Goldwater
Bruce
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Cuba
McNamara
U.S
Russia
January 25 1964 Almanac Notes and Historical Highlights
Almanac entry for Saturday January 25 1964 notes celestial activity with Venus Jupiter and Saturn visible at night. It lists births including poet Robert Burns and historic events such as Shay’s Rebellion, Hooker replacing Burnside, the United Mine Workers formation, Bell’s cross country telephone service opening, and a William Penn quote. The text also references Justice Dept. enforcement plans and anticipated courthouse raids in major cities.
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Joseph Hooker
Ambrose Burnside
United Mine Workers Union
American Federation of Labor
Alexander Graham Bell
Willam Penn
Pennsylvania
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Nevada
M. M. Greenspun
Las Vegas Sun, Inc
Southein Street
Nevede
Nolione
Allan Knapple
San Francisco
United Press Internations
Nevede State Press Association
American Newspaper Publisher's Association
California Newspaper Publisher Association
The
Audit Bureau of Circulation
United States
Art Buchwald
Apalachin, N. Y
Joe Mario Barbara
Ed Cresswell
Canada
London
Sheesh
Fr. A
F.T
Las Vegas Sun
Bob Flick
Hagar
Abraham
Probce
Olympus
Interlandi
Alex
Allen-Scott Report
By Robert S. Allen and
Paul Scott
Sen. Russell
Camp David
Senastiland
State Department
Internal Security
Eastland
Democraic National Committee
Stephen Smith
National Committee
Clifton Carter
Texas
William Brawley
Brawley
Edward Day
Lej
Almanac
United Press Internetione
Robert Burns
Daniel Shay
Federal Arsenal
Springfield
Mass
Justice Dept
Miami
Los Angeles
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