Las Vegas Sun Staff and Publication Details
The Las Vegas Sun, a home owned daily morning paper in Las Vegas Nevada, lists its editor publisher and senior staff including Bryn Armstrong executive editor Joe McClain managing editor Alan Lay Thorpe sports editor Tamara Andreeva Scene editor and C O James business manager. The paper circulates as second class matter under postal law with national advertising and news service affiliations noted.
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900 South Main Street
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Ray Germain
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CO. James
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Ruthe Deskin
Bryn Armstrong
Joe McClain
Alan Lay
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Prejudice Won't Hinder World Peace on Test Ban Idea
The piece argues for the July 23 test ban pact between the Soviet Union the United States and Great Britain. It defends negotiating a limited treaty while acknowledging distrust of Russia. It urges Senate debate on terms and warns against rejecting any agreement on fears of Russia.
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Soviet Union
United States
Great Britain
Russia
Reds
Senate
Floating population and crime in Las Vegas spotlight
A Las Vegas Sun column discusses rising crime linking it to a "floating population" of visitors and argues communities must accept responsibility. The writer cites Seattle during a World's Fair as a model and warns that strong law enforcement is essential to Las Vegas and Reno’s survival amid gambling wealth.
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Washington State
Las Vegas
Mr. Price
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Seattle
Washington
United States
Reno
Universities Treat Selection Like Coaching Searches
A columnist notes universities now approach recruiting presidents and chancellors with the seriousness once reserved for football coaches. The piece humorously compares milestone achievements to small rewards and critiques government project planners. It also touches on embassy security and a neighbor’s remark about ancestral labor in the home.
Numbers Racket in a Letter to a Bank
A columnist ventriloquizes about the pervasiveness of numbers in daily life. He recounts gambling debts and a Las Vegas incident, the bank’s demands for numbers, and a humorous exchange over check processing. The piece critiques automated systems and mail references while joking about authority figures.
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Washington
Las Vegas
New York
Secret Cuban refugee deal linked to 50 percent Castro quotas
Allen-Scott reports on a congressional probe into Kennedy administration talks with Fidel Castro over Cuban refugees. Officials described a 50 percent Castro designation for arriving refugees, with thousands of non Cuban nationals admitted. The hearings cited Donovan and Swiss channels, noting hundreds of refugees origins in Iron Curtain states and Spanish Civil War veterans among those sent to infiltrate the United States.
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U.S
Russia
Poland
Yugoslavia
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Spain
Brazil
Feighan
Schwartz
Richard Poff
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Phelan
Iron Curtain
Cuba
Las Vegas Emerges as Global Fight Center
Inquiring Photographer voices express mixed views on the Liston Patterson bout. Promoter notes strong financial gains and hotel spillover boosting Las Vegas status. A legal secretary hails the town as equal to major fight hubs with widespread radio praise for the Convention Center.
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Convention Center
Publicity Value Emphasized by Sahara Hotel Officials
Sahara Hotel publicity director Ken Jones and Dick Kanellis state that any major boxing bout serves as a strong asset for the community. They argue the international exposure benefits Las Vegas by attracting tourists, regardless of the championship outcome.
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Sahara Hotel
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