Las Vegas Sun Publisher and Staff Listing
A front page level blurb lists the Las Vegas Sun leadership and staff positions including editor, executive editor, managing editor, sports editor, Scene editor, and department heads. It notes address details and association memberships along with subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions.
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The
Las Vegas Sun, Inc
South Main Street
Las Vega
Nevada
M. Greenspun
Ray Germain
Robert Bez
C.D. James
Barbara Greenspun
Ruthe Deskin
Bryn Armstrong
Joe McClain
Ross Tucker
Tamara Andreeva
D Japaes
Bob Belz
Herman
Old Concepts Won’t Solve Las Vegas Traffic Clot
Highway department experts tour Las Vegas for three days starting July 16 to present two urban expressway plans the Downtown Expressway and Sahara Avenue. A July 18 public hearing opens at 1 30 p m at the Clark County Convention Center.
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Highway Department
Las Vegas
Clark County
Sahara Avenue
Clark County Convention Center
Bonanza Road
Boulder Highway
Rainbow Avenue
Tonopah High
Las Vegas Boulevard
Tonopah
Sahara
Los Angeles
IRS rulings on travel and entertainment costs described
Mortimer Caplin explains new travel and entertainment deductions rules aim to curb abuse while preserving legitimate hotel and restaurant business expenses. The T E law, enacted in 1962, abolishes the Cohan rule and allows deductibility when a bona fide business discussion occurs or in certain goodwill meals and conventions. The National Restaurant Association supports clarity and limited impact on sales.
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Washington, D.C
National Restaurant Association
Restaurateurs
Florida Motel Association
Internal Revenue
Bes
Old portable record player and hi fi musings of a critic
A reflective piece discusses an aging portable record player, its reliability, and the shift in tuning and tax law effects on businesses. It contrasts outdated gear with new high fidelity systems, poking fun at modern audio tech terms and the culture around listening, power, and noise.
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Spain
Mr.t
Scrambled Tech Talk Echoes In Aural Rant About Records
A speaker derides high fidelity gear and the music industry while recounting memories of old equipment. He references Ruark and Western Electric parts, Paltec equalizers, a McIntosh amplifier, and a Scully lathe, then pivots to playful complaints about sound quality and radio. The piece blends nostalgic tech jargon with a humorous critique of modern sound systems.
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Western Electric
Paltec
Cone Resonance
Bing Crosby
Victor
Radio 1
Don
Senator Soaper Says
Bill Vaughan comments on autographs in the tiny league noting many stars are too young to write and fans face disadvantages. He muses on summer jobs for youths and a humorous contrast between comfort symbols and modern life. The piece ends with reflections on progress and distant future archaeologists.
Tempting Trade Bait Dangled In Kennedy Khrushchev Talks
President Kennedy offers Khrushchev expanded trade and economic contacts in exchange for a thaw in the Cold War and a ban on atmospheric and underwater nuclear tests. Freeman leads a tour of Soviet allied states to discuss sale of surplus farm commodities and faster export licenses.
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Washington
Kennedy
Krushchev
Russia
U. S
Khrushchev
Orville Freeman
Freeman
Commerce Department
Reds
White House
Europe
U.S
Kremlin
Moscow
Soviet Bloc
West Germany
Soviet Union
Dean Rusk
Senate Commerce Committee
Rusk
U Thant
Ralph Bunche
Bunche
State Department
Inquiring Photographer on Seat Belt Reluctance
A reader, Dorothy Shaw, discusses the gap between known seat belt safety and public use. She notes habits from military aviation and personal resistance to belt use in cars, citing laziness and unfamiliarity, while urging wider adoption, especially for child safety.
Belt use urged by readers and drivers
Ken Jones and Jerry Miller answer readers on seat belt habits. Ruby Madsen and Bonnie Lane echo concerns about family health and safety, urging car makers to install belts and people to educate themselves to use them, noting many lives saved by seat belts.
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H. M. Greenspun
By Victor Riesel
Internal Revenue Service
Mortimer Caplin
Mortimer M. Caplin
U.S. Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Asher
Krom
Slaught
Telefunken
Ruark
Soaper
Bill Vaughan
North American Newspaper Alliance
Tioner
Piblic Busin
Allen-Scott
A. As
Basan
Dorothy Shaw
Tortune Ave
JOR McGee
Ollee Employes Internat Union
Ken Jones
Jerry Miller
Ruby Madsen
Bonnie Lane
Ray
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