Las Vegas Sun Staff and Publication Details
The Las Vegas Sun publishes daily and Sunday editions from 000 South Main Street Las Vegas Nevada with H M Greenspun as editor and publisher and an executive editor Tamara Andreeva. The paper lists officers including Ray Germain Robert Relz C O James Barbara Greenspun Ruthe Deskin Bryn Armstrong and others. Subscription rates noted include daily single copy ten cents per month two dollars and Sunday twenty cents for single copy.
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Civil Rights Debate Shapes Basic U S Issues
A contemporary analysis argues civil rights protests divert focus from education jobs and housing. It notes Kennedy administration aims to outlaw segregation in interstate commerce venues and hotels but fears a Senate filibuster. Emphasizes needed 1.5 million new jobs yearly and better education to boost Black advancement.
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Social calls fade as State Department updates etiquette
Washington notes a shift from calling cards to envelopes left at the State Department protocol office. A June Fourth of July State Service event showcased buffalo roast among 1400 guests from 106 embassies. Interpreters with earphones aid foreign visitors at Kennedy’s White House office during a modernization push.
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Chinese leadership Xi? Teng Hsiao-ping in Moscow talks
The article profiles Teng Hsiao-ping as a top Chinese Communist Party ideologue and power broker, second only to Mao in influence. It recalls his role in the 1960 Moscow talks, his stance on Maoist lines, and his place in the party hierarchy amid Sino-Soviet tensions.
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Lodge appointment and Vietnam crisis challenge
The Christian Science Monitor argues Henry Cabot Lodge faces a sweeping task as ambassador to South Vietnam. It cautions against a purely military focus and emphasizes correcting political causes by restoring public confidence in the South Vietnamese government amid broader Cold War stakes.
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Inquiring Photographer asks how to calm LV Strip traffic
George Carter and Ben Buntley discuss safer driving on the Las Vegas Strip. They urge more patrol cars, better crosswalks, stricter ticketing, and director of traffic roles for hotels to slow speed and protect pedestrians.
Pedestrian caution signals debated in city crossings
Ken Jones notes cities use yellow caution lights at crosswalks to educate drivers and protect pedestrians. Jeff Davis says he feels safer boxing than driving on the Strip and expects stronger enforcement with more patrols on the road.
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How to Have a Cheap Washington Summer Vacation
Art Buchwald humorously outlines a stay at home plan that spirals into pricey luxuries. The column tracks day camps pools and patio upgrades costing thousands while arguing staying put can cost as much as traveling.
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