Las Vegas Sun masthead and staff listing
The Las Vegas Sun presents its masthead with editor and publisher H M Greenspun and staff roles including Ruth Weskin executive assistant Bryn Armstrong editor in chief Vince Anselmo managing editor Bill Fitz Gerald sports editor Gerry Appleby women’s editor Jack Davenport advertising director Otto Martin production superintendent William Sherwood circulation manager Burt Bay classified director Dee Coakley classified manager and Barbara Greenspun treasurer. The notice lists postal status and advertising representatives for major cities and subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions.
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4. M. Greenspun
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Barbara Greenspun
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Stock Market Dip Attributed To Overpriced Shares By Institutions
Wall Street Journal reports institutional buyers including banks insurers and funds were the main support of the 18 month rise to May 14 and have since trimmed or sold stocks. Experts say the market is fundamentally sound though overpriced prompting reassessment with bargain hunters expected to reenter as the downturn may have ended.
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the Journal
New York
William McChesney Martin
Federal Reserve Board
Martin
U.S
Dear John to Dear Aunt: dice on a blanket with recruits
A reader worries a sergeant mentors recruits in new card games and a dice game rolled on a blanket. An aunt replies that such activities are not gambling and defends the sergeant’s conduct as harmless guidance.
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Mississippi Five Faces Ouster Drive in House Push
A nationwide, financed campaign led by SNCC aims to force a House roll call to unseat Mississippi’s five members, with strong backing from John Lindsay and local political pressure in Brooklyn. Leaders plan lobby blitzes, demonstrations, and a 200-page brief plus extensive published charges, while committees edge toward adverse rulings.
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New York
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Judiciary Committee
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Freedom Party
Elections Subcommittee
Joseph Patterson
John Coleman
Johnson
B. B. McClendon
Congress For Racial Equality
James Farmer
Americans For Democratic Action
Humphrey
American Civil Liberties Union
Mike Thelwell
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Wednesday Club
Grand tour of space reshapes view of Europe and America
MAX LERNER argues that two American astronauts orbiting Earth highlight Europe’s stagnation under De Gaulle. He warns that European unity and ambitious science suffer when national horizons restrict cross‑border collaboration, jeopardizing Europe’s historic role in exploration and progress.
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France
Reno Officials Plan Jail as Disaster Center and Computers Rise
A.E. Cahlan notes Reno officials back a $29,000 federal funded jail expansion to serve as a disaster center with fortified walls, emergency power, ventilation and storage for 65 to 80 decision makers. The piece also surveys automation's impact, predicting a future with more computers and fewer workers, and mentions California’s license plate number choice bill.
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Kremlin
This Day In History June 18 1965 Moments And Quotes
On June 18 historical notes include 1812 Congress declaring war on Britain and 1815 Napoleon defeated at Waterloo. Churchill in 1940 warned Britain battles to come with the finest hour remark. Egypt became a republic in 1953. Truman quote on state responsibility ends. Born 1877 artist James Montgomery Flagg. Moon last quarter visible. Saturn bright in morning sky.
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Inquiring Photographer Views On Billboards In Traffic
A panel of citizens discusses billboards and their impact on driving. George Maxwell argues for keeping sights to explore while Norman Mistretta cites restrictions abroad while others note aesthetic concerns and potential traffic distractions. Mike Gordon weighs hazard versus sign limits.
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