Las Vegas Sun Details Editorial and Staff Credits
The Las Vegas Sun lists its staff and management including H M Greenspun as editor and publisher, executive editor Bryn Armstrong, managing editor Jof McClain, sports editor Ross Tucker, and others plus office and circulation roles. It notes affiliations with United Press International and several press associations.
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Ruthe Deskin
Bryn Armstrong
Jof McClain
Ross Tucker
Tamara Andreeva
D. James
Bob Belz
Herman Weier
Norvell Wood
Dee Coakley
Rail Strike New Worry For Solons
With a possible nationwide railroad strike looming, President faces choosing between seizure or compulsory arbitration. unions reject arbitration, while trains face work rule changes risking 20 000 jobs. Nevada’s five man crew rule cited as possible model for settlement.
NAM policy on unions taxes and profits given by Victor Riese
The National Association of Manufacturers reorganized leadership and outlines policies on unions government taxes and profits. NAM argues job creation comes from private initiative and capital investment, critiques shorter work weeks higher minimum wages and government spendings like Youth Employment Acts, and favors tax reductions to boost buying power. The piece frames NAM president Gully and discusses unemployment as a key policy driver.
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Victor
New York
Congress
Youth Conservation Corps
Administrations
Man Herlong
Florida
Baker
Tennessee
Nam
Inhitet Business Initiative
Ex Pane Ran
Time to ease pressure on Negro citizens in national debate
The writer argues against overcompensating for historical oppression and warns against reverse prejudice in New York and nationwide. He supports job growth through tax reform, wage restraint, and efficient government, emphasizing equal education and nonracial police advancement while opposing forced black residency in white districts. He cautions against violence and urges calm leadership.
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New York
Michael Murphy
Harlem
South
Brooklyn
Jomo Kenyatta
Kenya
Makarios
Cyprus
Stern
Israel
Washington
Rome
God
Cains and Abels
Abrahams and Isaacs
Inquiring Photographer PAI RATIE House Desert Lane
A reader expresses homesickness for Massachusetts after a year away. They miss family, snow and ocean, while noting changes and new friendships in North Las Vegas. They question returning to old routines yet appreciate sun and new surroundings.
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Massachusetts
Letters From Readers About California and Nevada Pleasures
Questions and reflections from Donette Cronister and Ken Jones about living in California and Las Vegas. Cronister compares Redlands and California to Las Vegas while Jones recalls California weather and snow in winters and a desire to stay.
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California
University of Redlands
Las Vegas
Morse challenges Kennedy on Alliance for Progress funds
Sen Wayne Morse of Oregon attacks the Presidents request for 925 million dollars for the Alliance for Progress, calling for explicit reforms and tied aid, while criticizing broad military funding and urging tighter oversight. He signals a full inquiry into the program as he argues past aid lacked conditions.
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Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Foreign Relations
Alliance For Progress
Congress
Morse
Latin America
Latin-America
U. S
Alliance
Teodoro Mosco
Department
South and
Central America
United States
Oregonian
Colombia
Venezuela
Argentina
Brazil
Chile
Teodoro Moscoso
Detroit
Economic Club
Dean Rusk
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Sen
AID
OAS
LADB
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Nevada
H. M. Greenspun
Las Vegas Sun, Inc
South Main Street
H M Greenspun
Ray Germain
Robert Belz
C. D. James
Barbara Greenspun
Allan Kiapp Co
Chicago
San Francisco
United Press International
Nevada State Press Association
American Newspaper Publisher's Association
California Newspaper Publisher Association and
The
Audit Bureau of Ciculation
Solons
Secretary of Labor
Ruark
PAI
Desert
Fran Bullard
North Las Vegas P.D
Joan Guertin
the Mint
Ken Jones
Donette Cronister Model
Carson
Sandy Whitall
S. Eighth
Allen-Scott
Kennedy
Cali
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