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Newspaper

Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1963

Page

10

Las Vegas S&S Southern Nevada Daily Newspaper Staff List

The Las Vegas Sun lists editorial and management staff including editor and publisher H M Greenspun and executive editor Bryn Armstrong with posts covering news, business, sports, production and circulation. The notice details offices at 900 South Main Street Las Vegas Nevada and subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions.

Las Vegas Sun South Main Street Las Vegas Nevada H. M. Greenspun Ray Germain Obeat Belz C. D. James Barara Greenspun Ruthe Deskin Bryn Armstrong Joe McClain Ross Tucker Tamara Anadoreeva

West Las Vegas Keeps Mayor Grayson With Thick Lead

In West Las Vegas the incumbent Oran Grayson won 1,022 votes to 396 for Myron Leavitt in a 13 precinct tally. In precinct 77 Leavitt had 8 votes to Grayson’s 98 as the city council and SUN note high future campaign stakes.

West Las Vegas West Las Vegas Presents Myron Leavitt Leavitt Oran Grayson Las Vegas Las Vegas Sun

Rail and Air Travel Face Shifts and Do It Yourself Momentum

The column notes Eastern Airlines thriving on shuttle routes New York Washington Boston while trains lag and mail service frays. It highlights Greyhound bus gains, rising DIY home fixes, and Post Office inefficiencies, urging reform and contest of postal monopoly.

Eastern Airlines New York Washington Boston Eastern Greyhound New York City Manhattan Brooklyn New York Philadelphia London England America Post Office Department

British union political law could reshape U S labor influence

A London registration rules for unions seeking political funding could echo U S Supreme Court rulings. The British model requires member referendums before political action and a separate political fund, with strict limits on using general funds for campaigns.

Washington D. C Barretts - of - Wimpole Street North Audley St London U. S U. S. Supreme Court High Court Supreme Court High Bench Brennan Afl-Cio Executive Council St. Louis Labor Party Sir Cecil Socialist British Labor Party U. S. Supreme Gail U.S

Selling an Idea to Industry in a Riff of Letters

A jumble of personal notes on idea pitching to industry and business topics. Mentions selling to a phone company, public relations, and family strains with a cynical, casual tone throughout.

John Vho Eagle Laundry

Sen Soaper Sees: Odd ideas and trivia from headlines

A collage of whimsical notes and quips including anti littering notions magnetized cans for cars, UN stats on moviegoing, local youths offering homework help, a spring without exams, and jokes about commercials and corporate names.

Freeman Moscow trip amid Kremlin Chinese summit uncertainty

Agriculture Secretary Orville Freeman's planned July Moscow visit faces delay as Mao Zedong's summit with Khrushchev may extend or shift timelines. White House secrecy, Cuba plot implications, and talks on surplus farm exports frame the diplomatic maneuver. Freeman may tour Poland Bulgaria and Romania to study agriculture while awaiting clarity on the Moscow talks.

Washington Orville Freeman Russia Moscow White House Freeman Mao Tse-tung Communist Party Mao Kremlin Khrushchev Central Intelligence Agency U.S Poland Bulgaria Rumania Agriculture Department Kennedy Cuba Glenn T. Seaborg Atomic Energy Commission Defense Department Connie Germany Mike Europe Minnesota Foreign Agriculture Organization

Inquiring Photographer on PTA Campaign Against Obscene Magazines

Mrs Henry Conway and Anita Hilliard voice support for keeping indecent literature away from youths. George Ward urges burning magazines to protect children morally.

Highland School

Parents defend access to smutty magazines on stands

Local letters express concern over available adult magazines. Pauline Thompson supports restricting smut in stands citing teen access and parent responsibility, while other residents share similar worries.

Frank McCormick Menmnen Imperial Sporting Co Pauline Thompson Evergreen

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