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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1965
Page
6
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a Las Vegas context involving a person named Percee and a sun in a published document. Details about dates, actions, or full names are unclear in the readable text. The record summarizes an incomplete legal or public notice fragment with limited entities.
A Las Vegas reader criticizes low attendance at a horse show featuring a renowned trainer and educational films. The letter urges the Sun to publish remarks to show support for traditional Western horsemanship and balance city attractions with visitors’ expectations.
A reader complains that popular novels rely on gratuitous sex. Potstill J. Vicarious, author of a new hit, claims his past leaky garret days inspired cleaner early work. He says his success leaves him yacht bound and isolated.
The author lays out a view that the U S Supreme Court cannot erase state sovereignty or alter admission terms for states including Hawaii 1959 and Texas 1845 warning that a constitutional amendment would still need state consent. He cites Jefferson Coolidge and Johnson era context while opposing federal overreach and urging local self government. Fred B Houghton of Las Vegas signs the letter.
Robert B. Feldman asserts the Casino Employees Union Local 7-11-21 plans a 100 percent union across Nevada casinos, backing labor and management reforms. He criticizes AFCGE leader Tom Hanley, defends hiring and firing with cause, and proposes a 50 50 grievance board plus arbitration to protect workers. The message links union strength to preserving legalized gambling and labor protections.
The essay argues that communism thrives on exploited inequality and that freedom requires individuals to reduce disparities without heavy government intervention. It urges voluntary sharing, self reliance, and a Christian call to live Christianity now, warning against coercive aid and totalitarian measures.
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