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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1965
Page
15
A reader questions Paul Price's column about teen crime and gun policy. The writer urges tone moderation and cites Judge David Zenoff on youth rehabilitation. The letter argues illicit gun markets arise from criminal minds and calls for less sensational wording.
A letter praises the idea of safeguarding grand jury secrecy and condemns using the jury as a public sounding board. Earnest L. Newton urges strict adherence to NRS sections on concealment of proceedings and warns that disclosure harms citizens and erodes due process.
The Fox Shop proprietor Len Fox claims a city judge is too busy to sign a criminal complaint against known shoplifters. The delay leaves suspects at large and merchants harassed, prompting Fox to question local laws and leadership. Monty Reese assisted with the filing documents.
Chas. A. Howe recalls a personal, troubling Grand Jury experience in another state and details a broad, nationwide campaign researching grand juries courts and law enforcement based on readers' information. He claims to have uncovered startling facts from multiple sources.
Ralph L Kraemer argues that federal spending and bureaucratic growth have forced states to raise local taxes. He laments political delays and urges keeping funds with local governments to avoid drifting toward socialism.
A reader writes in a skeptical tone about chain stores and supermarkets expanding at the expense of competitors. The author questions how patrons can take over property they already effectively pay for through profits, suggesting a critique of private ownership and profits over time.
In this reader letter H V Ousley questions if Sun can illuminate the issue of promoting general welfare over private investor privileges in modern food distribution systems. He suggests the paper may be criticized, yet argues a public good outcome justifies scrutiny and asks LV legal authority for guidance.
Appreciation for the effort by you and your staff in making the Heart Fund Telethon a success. The writer extends deepest gratitude and sincere thanks.
Dr. Fern C. Stukenbroeker of the FBI spoke at Nevada Southern Confederated Students on February 25 at the university campus. He described the FBI as a purely investigative agency and warned of Soviet bloc espionage, noting embassy links and a rising U.S. Communist Party recruiting on campuses, urging wide public attention to these facts.
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