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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1966
Page
7
This letter from Mrs Shirley Johnson expresses shame over how taxicab strikes were handled in Las Vegas, criticizing officials and deputies for arrests and intimidation. It cites fear, violence, and public officials actions, urging protest options like recalls while noting the editor's reminder that voters can act against their representatives.
In this letter Walter A McCall of the Clark County Board outlines long term building plans funded by bonds and operating grants. He argues for durable, low maintenance facilities, discusses carpeting versus tile costs, and stresses auxiliary services while praising the Monument on Flamingo and a federal building deal funded by a $700 000 federal grant. He invites reader contact.
A reader defends the draft and a public critic, praising support from many readers and urging correction of an earlier remark by Paul Price. The letter, published in March, condemns religious intolerance and calls for action to address heated public debate.
A reader defends police and cab workers amid six months of disruptions. The letter argues Hank Green spins misrepresent events and defends law enforcement, urging fair treatment and questioning media bias while noting public safety concerns.
A note of appreciation praises Maestro Ennio Bolozn and the Las Vegas Philharmonic for a free concert at the Convention Center. The program featured masterful, accessible pieces and Tschaikowsky's 1812 Overture Solemnelle, receiving a standing ovation. Musicians are lauded for enriching the city with fine music.
A missent personal note complains the cigarette machine failed to dispense cigarettes after payment. The writer mentions Roberts in accounting and reflects on mixed mail, expressing confusion and affection.
The Las Vegas Sun prints reader letters on the Where We Stand page. Letters express varied opinions and may diverge from the editor. Authors may request name withheld. all letters must be signed and kept under about 150 words.
The Oniarian minister Rev James J Reed a Boston based figure was fatally clubbed by white men after marching in a racial demonstration from Selma to Montgomery Alabama. He stated I could not just stand by and do nothing as he died for his participation.
The writer praises a letter by Mr. Robert Dillon calling it a masterpiece and a classic on pit bosses. He recounts long shifts at the Hacienda Hotel with limited lunch breaks and notes his eight years there. He mentions a trip to New York City last fall to see his sisters and says others in his circle wonder about you.
A public address argues teachers hold a contract with the masses to guide minds using provided methods. It states personal motives must be set aside while on duty, and using the position for self-interest breaches the contract and the trust of the people, equating such acts with treason under the law of the land.
A reader asks the newspaper to explain the meaning of Communism and defend the fight for freedom. He recounts a long journey across Italy and urges clarity to support loved ones who doubt the war effort. He mentions one family member serving in the armed forces and signs Ken Harton.
Readers Leon and Lyn Hoeponer protest poor service from Las Vegas channels 2 13 and the Boulder City translator They cite unfinished programs broken transmissions long standby periods and disruptive loud commercials The letter laments staff incompetence and urges better public service and reliability.
A poem laments rising taxes touching every facet of life from food and clothing to autos and bread. It recalls a past easier time for earning and questions taxes on old age and death. The verse condemns the weight of taxation and pleads for relief in the face of financial strain.
Reader letters discuss spending bond money on a Las Vegas museum for kids versus pools and parks. The column mentions Bridgman critiquing the idea, a 166 year old newspaper on display in City Hall, Scoop Garside twin machines, and the need to preserve local relics amid rising neglect.
A Las Vegas Sun reader laments one party dominance of the White House Congress governorships and courts. The writer calls for Republican consideration, criticizes court rights advocacy, and notes justices appointed by multiple presidents.
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