Nevada school funding faces cuts without sales tax rise
Trustees warn that defeat of a one cent sales tax increase will force cuts in athletics, arts, and transportation with more double sessions. The piece reviews Peabody aid, state and local funding shares, assessors’ roles, and calls for local involvement to sustain Nevada schools amid rising enrollments and policy debates.
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Kennedy outlines bold plan to win Soviet support
President Kennedy seeks closer Soviet participation in the community of free nations in exchange for a normalized U.S.-Soviet relationship. Averell Harriman will test the idea in Moscow while NSC backs more cultural exchanges and joint ventures in space health and communications. A proposed East-West commission would ease tensions and reduce war risk. Western refugees from East Germany outnumber those fleeing to the West amid the Berlin Wall. France plans major force cuts and Europe eyes Peace Corps programs.
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Community of Free Nations
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West Germany
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Message From Roark on Race Tension and Equality
The author urges reducing racial tensions in America, critiques media hype, and endorses Baldwin’s view that color is a political reality used by politicians. He argues that 22 million Black citizens need equal education civil rights and opportunity to move from welfare to work. He warns of looming unrest if progress stalls.
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James Baldwin
Mr. Baldwin
Publication masthead and subscription rates from Las Vegas Sun
The fragment lists Las Vegas Sun staff positions including president M Greenspun and executive editor Bryn Armstrong, roles like vice presidents and editors, and publishing details. It shows office address 900 South Street Las Vegas NV, postal status, and national advertising representation. It ends with subscription rates for singles and monthly Sunday editions.
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Las Vegas
Nevada
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Ray Germain
Robert Belz
C. D. James
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Ruthe Deskin
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Joe McClain
Ross Tucker
Tamara Andreeva
D. James
Bob Belz
Herman Wfie
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United Pret International
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American Newspaper Publishers Association
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Soaper Notes On Voters And Popular Trends
A satirical column by Bill Vaughan surveys civic and cultural quirks. It mocks political ambitions, suburban living, sports loyalty, and media progress while wryly noting social shifts from camping crafts to beaded belts and the growing reach of television.
On This Day in 1963 Almanac Entry
Almanac notes events from 1963 including George Bradley’s no hit game in 1876 for St Louis, the US Olympic win in 1912 at Stockholm, Italy’s 1945 war declaration on Japan, and Truman’s 1948 nomination while Adlai Stevenson urges stopping revolutions early.
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Sweden
Italy
Japan
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Harry S. Truman
Adlai Stevenson
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