Las Vegas NC publisher and staff list in masthead
Masted listing shows publisher H M Greenspun FOSTOR and editors in chief Vince Anselmo and Burn Fitz Gerald with staff names including Gerry Appleby Otto Martin and Burt Closited. It notes associations with United Press International and American Newspaper Publishers Association and lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions.
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Rutme Desein
Gubieher
United Press International
Nevada
American Newspaper Publishers Associaton
Coltornia Publisheral Association
The
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Wrong Place To Adopt Thrifty View
A writer criticizes a House military pay bill proposing a 447 million annual rise, arguing enlisted personnel with under two years' service would gain only 2.7 percent, about $2.10 to a base pay of 80.10. He notes housing and subsistence allowances fall short, forcing many families to rely on second jobs and welfare, urging realistic pay for front-line military personnel.
Dear John The Space Race Advice And Surfing Dilemma
Dear John answers readers questions on the space race and surfing with a humorous tone. The cartoonish reply mocks lunar plans and Russian progress while offering lighthearted guidance for a shorebound surfer seeking tips and patience.
Algerian coup signals fragile postwar regimes and hope
Max Lerner assesses the Ben Bella coup in Algiers noting swift action by a ruling elite, disconnection from the people, and the rise of Boumedienne. He warns that new revolutionary regimes remain unstable yet a spark of freedom may sustain hope despite authoritarian drift.
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Boumedienne
Ben Bella
Promu
Fulbright and Wilson Face Viet Nam Peace Delusion
Opinion by William J. White arguing that real progress hinges on decisive actions by the United States and China, with the Soviet Union limited in influence. He criticizes pacifist critics, cites Fulbright and Harold Wilson as examples of wishful thinking, and warns that only hard power can deter aggression in Vietnam.
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Washington
Viet Nam
United States
Red China
Soviet Union
Russia
China
William Fulbright
Arkansas
Britain
Harold Wilson
Water, growth and plans reshape Las Vegas history
In a retrospective view, A E Cahlan recalls Las Vegas water policy from strict rationing under railroad management to eventual public control. He notes the 20 000 population limit, the artesian supply, Lake Mead augmentation, and the Basic Magnesium plant pipeline that secured summer water needs.
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Water District
Bracken
Las Vegas
West Charleston
Lake Mead
Boulder Dam
Las
Old Water Company
Do You Fasten Your Auto Seat Belt Regularly
Inquiring photographer asks readers about seat belt use. Evelyn describes belts as nuisance on short trips though often ride in front with a child. Others stress belts save lives in auto and aircraft crashes and endorse consistent use now or after baby arrives.
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H. M. Greenspun Fostor End Publisher
South Commerce Street
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Robert Bekr
Irara Greenspun
Ray Germain
Ruthe Deskin
Continental
Reno
House
John
Las Vegas Sun
Max Lerner
Algiers
Villa Joly
Houari
Latin America
Houghton Mi
Scipio
Aberia
France
Col Boumedienne
Administration of Justice
Qwen J. Roberts
America
William . White
Santa Claus
Fulbright
North
Wilson
Thames
A.e.cahlan
Waler R. Bracken
Union Pacific
Vegas
Ed W. Clark
Colorado River Commission
Bureau of Recla
Sam
Evelyn
Jamaica
J. D. Smith
Mrs
Steve Romeo
John Matheson
Sun
Ken Jones
Mike Gordon
Southern Nevada Aircraft
AL Papile
Housewife
Lorna
Lorna Place
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