Las Vegas Sun Staff and Publishership Listing
Directory style notice lists editors and key staff at the Las Vegas Sun including publisher H M Greenspun executive editor Bryn Armstrong sports editor Alan Lay Thorpe and others. Includes office address and organizational affiliations with professional associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Las Vegas Sun, Inc
900 South Main Street
Las Vegas
Nevada
H. M. Greenspun
Ray Germain
Robert Belz
C. D. James
Barbara Greenspun
Ruthe Deskin
Bryn Armstrong
Joe McClain
Alan Laythorpe
Tamara Andreeva
C. D James
Bob Belz
Herman Weier
Norvell Wood
Dee Coakley
Congress
Allan Kiapp Co
Chicago
Detroit
New York
San Francisco
United Press International
Nevada State Press Association
American Newspaper Publisher's Association
California Newspaper Publisher Association
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Glenn Glenn Advises Nairobi Pupils on Education
Astronaut John Glenn answers 932 Riverbank School students in Nairobi on learning and talents. He urges a broad general education, lifelong curiosity, and using talents to contribute to mankind across chosen fields.
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John Glenn
Riverbank School
Nairobi
New African Republic of Kenya
Glenn
Public defender plan blocked by House Judiciary Committee
The Kennedy Administration back public defender program failed as the committee killed the proposal. A substitute would let federal judges appoint volunteer private lawyers and pay up to 300 dollars for misdemeanors and 500 for felonies. Despite support from as few as 14 of 35 members, mainly Republicans and Southern Democrats opposed to federal counsel for the poor.
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Kennedy
House Judiciary Committee
Lindsay
New York
South
House
Senate
ST. Louis Post Dispatch
Dear John Advice Column Snippets
A collection of humorous Q and A style exchanges. A wife bemoans dull Saturdays after marriage and is told to stay home and dance quietly. A reader asks about comic books and a crusade to clean them. An Irish husband drinker prompts a playful reply about fish.
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John
Message From Ruark on Portugal’s African possessions
Ruark argues against UN Afro Asian bloc calls for independence in Portugal’s overseas lands. He defends Portugal’s colonies as states with local governance and contrasts harsh Western myths with on‑the‑ground realities in Mozambique Angola and Guinea. He criticizes Ghana Kenyatta and Soviet bloc figures while defending colonial administration.
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Beira
Mozambique
Portuguese East Africa
United Nations
Portugal
Angola
Portuguese Guinea
Lisbon
Hawai
Alaska
New York
Nikolai Federenko
Russia
Southern law professors defend Supreme Court authority
More than 100 Southern law school deans and professors from 22 schools in 11 states back the U S Supreme Court in civil rights rulings. They reject interposition or nullification against federal law while distinguishing criticism from disobedience in a note cited by the St. Louis Post-Dispatch.
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Southern Law School
South
United States Supreme Court
Virginia
Tennessee
Georgia
Texas
University of Mississippi
High Court
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Peacock pride and future fashion trends teased in brief
Ornithologists joke the peacock is not truly proud, while satire ponders dim civic kite laws and a future dinner of seaweed. A bartender-turned-official fears a rough start as a phone shouts, Is everybody here in a quiet office. Fashion notes predict V shaped shirts with asymmetric tapering for men.
Congressional debate over old Infant Care editions and new ethics satire
Washington reports a clash over the Infant Care bulletins with old editions mailed by Rep. McMillan while some Dixie lawmakers reject the newer edition showing more Negro imagery. Senators McCarthy and Douglas discuss ethics and diplomacy, naming figures and reflecting on long careers and public duties.
Symington Report Firestorm Hits Eisenhower Stockpile Policy
The Senate Armed Services Subcommittee probes the national stockpile with a report denting the Eisenhower era. Senator Stuart Symington summarizes $1.1 billion in paper losses and a $3.3 billion surpluses value, accusing GSA and officials of secrecy and inflated contracts, notably nickel deals with Hanna and Falconbridge. Kennedy ordered the inquiry in 1962 amid criticism of excessive stockpiling.
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Washington
Senate Armed Services Subcommittee
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Kennedy
Eisenhower
Subcommittee
White House
Symington
Eisenhower Administration
America
General Services Administration
U. S
Hanna Companies
Falconbridge Nickel Mines, Ltd
Hanna
Falconbridge
American Chrome Company
Montana
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F. T
Ruark
Ghana
Nkrumah
Congo
Katanga
Kenya
Jomo Kenyatta
Jack the Ripper
Legion of Decency
Sir’’ Dedan Kemathi
Holden Roberto
Roberto
John Dillinger
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Chfe
Mozambique Island
Federenko
Valeria Zorin
Adlai Stevenson
Kazakhstan
Hungary
Bulgaria
Erskine Caldwell
Sen. Soaper
District of Columbia
By David Barnett
North American Newspaper Alliance
Dixie
John L. McMillan
D.S. C
Government Printing Office
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Bulletin
Dorothea Andrews
Department
Children’s Bureau
Eugiene McCarthy
Fund For the
Senat
Nam
Abe Saperstein
Europe
Scandinavian Countries
Sen
Paul Douglas
D. Ill
Illinois
Allen-Scott
Clair Engle
D-Calif
Howard Cannon
D-Nev
Strom Thurmond
D-S.c
Clifford Case
R-N.j
Glenn Beall
R-Md
Beall
Case
Thurmond
Interland
Barry Else
Rockefells
Rocky
Anc
Pri
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