Las Vegas Daily Named Las Vegas Sun Details
The Las Vegas Sun is a home owned daily newspaper published mornings including Sundays. Staff include H M Greenspun editor and publisher and Rute Deskin assistant to the publisher with Vinice Anselmo managing editor and Gerry Appley women’s editor.
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Classified Rates For Newspaper Delivery Plan
The item lists pricing for single copy daily papers and Sunday edition with carrier delivery options. Subscription options include one month three months six months and twelve months with a contact number 382 3078.
The Machines Take Over On a July Holiday
A humorous reminiscence from William Baffa about July 5 1965 when Las Vegas parking meters apparently refused holidays. He laments closed offices and fines, then muses that machines may one day take over while meters insist it is a workday.
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None Dare Call It Treason Essay Contest Controversy
Readers urge publication of facts about the book None Dare Call It Treason and request coverage of true and false claims. The editor notes a skeptical stance and maintains opinion that the book does not inform the public. They emphasize upcoming young voters as the future lawmakers.
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Where We Stand Letters to the Editor Policy
The Las Vegas Sun invites signed letters to the editor to be published under Where We Stand. Letters should be double spaced and signed. unsigned letters will not be published and language errors lead to rejection.
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We Want to Work A Letter From Local 12 Members
A Local 12 member argues workers were not on strike but removed by union hall agents after 144 hours on the job. He pleads to work steady hours, eight for eight, five or six days a week, criticizing union leadership and wage-driven inflation. He notes employers and workers are surprised, roads harmed, and urges union reform and accountability to Washington.
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Birthday Greeting to Morning Sun Editor
A reader offers a warm birthday note to the Morning Sun, praising the paper’s resilience and journalism. The writer urges preserving the sports page if clipping is needed and signs as J Maher Weller. Editor's note adds a reciprocal sentiment.
Right to Work Laws and Unions Debate
A reader argues against right to work laws and Section 14B, claiming big business funds such laws to destroy unions. He contends workers need unions to negotiate raises and criticizes the misperception of freely working without dues. Signed by Joseph Crandy.
Happiness and mule talk on Alabama and Nevada letters
A reader from Anniston recalls court cases over blacklisting by the Nevada Gaming Board and NAACP prohibitions in Alabama, contrasting states and musing on consistency. The letter laments regional prejudice, notes Sun column coverage of the Las Vegas B P W Club event, and thanks editors for reporting.
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Repeal of Right to Work Law Backed by Union Leader
Robert Feldman, president of the 7-11-21 Hotel and Casino Employes Union, argues for repeal of Section 14B of the Taft Hartley act. He contends the law harms workers by allowing employers to dictate wages and conditions and claims unions provide security, benefits, and political voice. He cites poverty, lack of vacations and insurance, and layoffs to support his stance.
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Right to Work Debate Sparks Nevada Letter
Ralph L. Kraemer of Las Vegas urges against repealing Taft Hartley 14-B arguing unions would gain power and urging readers to contact their congressman. He cites Nevada and other right to work states as economic proof and warns of political consequences for labor leaders and political parties.
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Not uncommon for corrupt men to falsely charge others
Justice John H. Clark, in dissent, argues that ignorant and corrupt men often accuse others of imagined wrongdoing. He says the best check is recognizing that men of large instruction, resources, and experience could not have been guilty of such conduct.
Walter Baring Seeks Asthma Treatment Amid Nevada Water Deal
Walter Baring explores an asthma treatment option as the Southern Nevada water deal proceeds. The case involves health considerations and ongoing negotiations affecting the drought region.
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Best of the Bolshoi brings ballet love to Las Vegas
Deena and Paul Wolfsohn praise the televised Best of the Bolshoi for converting ballet skeptics and widening Las Vegas audiences. They commend the program as beautiful and express thanks, hoping for more such broadcasts in the future.
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Las Vegas Teenage Republicans oppose Taft-Hartley 14b repeal
The Las Vegas Teenage Republicans adopt a resolution opposing federal repeal of Taft-Hartley Act section 14 b. They argue such action would strip states of right to pass Right-to-Work laws and threaten federal state balance, urging Nevada's delegation to vote against legislation restricting state enforcement of Right-to-Work.
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Almanac notes and history items for July 10 1965
July 10 1965 marks day 191 of the year with 174 remaining. Notable events include Wyoming admission as 44th state in 1890, Bryan’s third Democratic nomination in 1908, Beria’s purge in 1953, and Telstar satellite transmissions in 1962. Lincoln quote offered as thought for the day.
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