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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1963
Page
6
A listing of Las Vegas Sun personnel including editor publisher officers and department heads with roles in editorial management and operations. Also notes circulation and classified management staff and subscription rate details for daily and Sunday editions. The fragment ends with partial rate figures.
Las Vegas decision after years of debate removes a bridge planned to carry through traffic and aid emergency vehicles over a Washington Street ditch. Fire chief and developer cited agreement. questions arise about changing growth and future taxpayer costs.
In London, Iain Macleod argues the Conservative Party wins manual worker support due to timely reform, strong leadership, postwar social shifts, and Labour’s image. He notes long-standing shop-floor support, internal union ties, and changing class structure reducing old divisions.
Roark argues that television would have altered US political history by favoring photogenic candidates over plain ones. He notes Lincoln, Kennedy, and Nixon in light of media visibility, contrasts rising professional class with evolving industry, and predicts a screen-centered candidate pool led by Barry Goldwater, George Romney, and Nelson Rockefeller.
Dr Eugene Chiron Fubini, an Italian-born scientist and longtime Fascist ties holder, is approved as assistant secretary of defense for research and engineering. Senate questions reveal his wartime roles, security clearances, and a $400,000 family fortune upon fleeing Mussolini Italy.
An exchange underscores Americans' loud public life versus Sweden's reserved society and Israel's small size. Answers from students paint differing priorities with Sweden favoring social democracy and medicine, Israel noting vast cultural changes, and Austria stressing tradition over future progress and limited household goods.
Kens and Charlottes exchange views on Holland versus the United States focusing on spending patterns of average households. The dialogue highlights Dutch thrift, American spendthrift tendencies, and Las Vegas as an example. Kay Lince notes exchange students and local impressions of pacing and relaxation.
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