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Newspaper

Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1963

Page

10

Las Vegas Sun Publisher Details And Circulation Rates

A facsimile of the Las Vegas Sun masthead lists H M Greenspun as publisher and editor, with a board of executives and staff roles. It notes post office filing, national ad representation, press associations, and subscription rates for daily and Sunday copies.

The Las Vegas Sun 900 South Main Street Las Vegas Nevada H. M. Greenspun Ray Germain Robert Bell C. D. James Barbara Greenspun Ruthe Deskin Bryn Armstrong Joe McClain Ross Tucker Tamara Andreeva C D. James Bob Belz Herman Wei

Maude Frazier Remembered as Nevada Educator and Leader

Miss Maude Frazier, educator and former lieutenant governor, was found dead in Las Vegas. In 45 years as teacher and school superintendent she championed schools and libraries, guiding Las Vegas students to success and helping fund the Nevada Southern campus where Maude Frazier Hall stands.

Maude Frazier Las Vegas Nevada Miss Frazier Frazier Las Vegas and Even the State of

Dear John and nervous driver puzzle from a humor page

A reader complains of a nagging back seat driver as another writes to advise polite explanation then earplugs. A Tarzan spoof mocks masculine humor and asks about becoming an advice columnist while a perplexed reader asks about vermin in a martin?

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Labor Union Leaders Confront Johnson Civil Rights Ties

At a White House meeting Labor leaders heard Lyndon Johnson compare Southern and Northern building trades Negro employment rates. He flagged just 3 percent in Brooklyn and up to 49 percent in some Southern areas, signaling pressure on unions to change practices. Johnson and Kennedy noted limited support for a federal Fair Employment Practices Law, while Reuther urged self‑examination and a powerful investigative committee at the AFL-CIO convention.

Washington BD. C White House Lyndon Johnson South North Johnson Brooklyn Industriat Mason-Dixon Line Texan Willard Wirtt Kennedy John Kennedy Rob Kennedy Aft.cio William Schnitgler Tebor Ceorre Meany Bonn West Berlin Afl-Cio A. Philip Randolph Senate United Auto Workers Walter Reuther Mr. Wirtz Labor Department Reuther Apl-Cio New York City Richard Goodwin International Peace Corps State Department House Appropriations Committee Goodwin Sterling Cotrell Bureau of Far Eastern Affairs House Congress Peace Corps Organization Arthur Schlesinger, Jr U.S Cuba Central South America Alliance For Progress Organization of American States Castro John Stennis Armed Services Preparedness Subcommittee Russia Antonio Nunez Jiminez Red China Revolutionary Taxicab Drivers Association Santiago

Water safety rules for summer fun and boating

A public safety message urges careful water recreation this summer. It warns against swimming at unfamiliar beaches and performing risky stunts, stresses flotation devices for water skiers, and calls for boat operators to ensure life preservers lights fire extinguishers and proper equipment for safe outings. It concludes with a reminder that water safety comes down to common sense.

Class Of 63 WASHINGTON Commencement Speech Satire

A spoof commencement address mocks typical speeches, claiming graduates inherit a perfected world and urging self reliance while lampooning parental sacrifice. It rails against tradition, asserts the world is theirs in parts, and ends with a jokey note about fallout in the speaker’s hair.

Washington

Kennedy weighs gradual shift in Cuba policy with Donovan mission

President Kennedy considers a staged change in Cuba relations, reopening Havana embassy and normalizing ties over two years. James Donovan would press Castro and Khrushchev for Soviet withdrawal, then exchange ambassadors and lift the embargo as public support allows.

Washington Kennedy U.S Fidel Castro Cuba Castro New York James Donovan Havana Moscow Caribbean U.S.S.R Donovan Khrushchev Robert Kennedy Abel Francis Gary Powers State Department White House House Foreign Affairs Committee Republican Thomas Morgan Dpa

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