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Newspaper

Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1963

Page

10

Las Vegas Sun Masthead and staff list

The Las Vegas Sun publishes from 90 South Street Las Vegas Nevada with editors and executives listed including H M Greenspun executive editor Bryn Armstrong sports editor Ross Tucker and Tamara Andreeva scene editor. Advertising and circulation management details are shown along with associations and offices.

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Tax Spiral Noted In Many States

A Commerce Clearing House survey reports widespread state tax increases as legislatures seek new revenue sources. States added or boosted taxes on sales, income, cigarets, and liquor, with notable hikes in New York City, Indiana, and Pennsylvania while Nevada’s proposed income tax increase failed. California, New York, and Michigan face large upcoming budgets.

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Kennedy fears union feud risks $1 million ransom in Cuba deal

In a June briefing, President Kennedy learned a U.S. maritime union feud could trigger a $1 million penalty to Castro and block a ship with 3,808 tons bound for Cuba. Rival unions NMU and MEBA clash over crew and pickets, threatening 750 political prisoners and a prison-ship plan.

Washington, D.C Kennedy U.S Fidel Castro Cuba White House James Reynolds Bob Kennedy Mr. Reynolds National Maritime Union William Perry New York City Perry Big Joe Curran NMU The Brotherhood of Marine Officers BMO Marine Engineers’ Beneficial Association MEBA Maritime Afl-Cio Maximus Luckenbach Steamship Co Philadelphia Reynolds Bill Perry James Donovan Luckenbach Dock Marine Engineers Beneficial Assa Philadelpha American Maritime American Maritime Assn Joe Curran

Washington Angles at TV Reach in Saturated U.S. Market

Washington observations note 99 percent TV coverage nationwide with pockets of single station reception in mountain valleys. Experts cite community antennas and signal boosters as fixes while some sparsely populated areas remain mostly without multi channel service.

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Vehicle tax assessment concerns from Frank Cuti letter

A reader complains car license taxes rose due to increased assessment values on a 1959 Plymouth and a 1956 Ford Anglia, arguing both trade in offers drop and questioning if one person set the law. The reply suggests contacting state legislators.

Frank Cuti

Kennedy considers dismantling US fissionable plants for test ban

A Kennedy administration plan proposes unilateral shutdown of one or more fissionable material plants to push a nuclear test ban with Khrushchev. Debates circle timing and method, with support from Rusk and Rostow and opposition from the Joint Chiefs who warn of weakness and delay. The move aims to avert new Soviet tests and set stage for a summit with Khrushchev this fall.

Washington Kennedy Khrushchev Russia Averell Hagriman Moscow Joint Chiefs of Staff State Rusk Defense McNamara Atomic Energy Commission Seaborg Walt Rostow State Department Policy Planning Council Joint Chiefs U. S Kremlin Joint Atomic Committee Henry Jackson D-Wash Harriman Europe Jackson Central Intelligence Agency Atomic Committee Macmillan Premer Khrushchev

Interland The Negras Erecting A Bed Image of America

A garbled historical snippet notes demonstrations and social tensions as a Black community shapes public perceptions. The fragment hints at national respect and evolving images but lacks clear details or names for concrete reporting.

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