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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1964
Page
6
Local Las Vegas Sun masthead with editor Joe McClair and staff names. notices listing circulation manager Dee Coakley and others. Public notices include postal service and congressional references. subscriptions shown as three-month, six-month, and yearly rates.
A $37 million school bond issue would fund 20 new elementary schools five junior highs a vocational trade school and 134 added classrooms plus ongoing costs from a prior $21 million bond. With May 7 election day registration closing today trustees urge informed participation to avoid a minority deciding the future of thousands of students.
Allen and Scott report a broad U S effort led by Defense and Justice departments and the CIA to track defectors amid a Kennedy era inquiry. Names include former federal employees and NSA insiders while Cuba and East Germany feature in the exfiltration web.
Walter Reuther uses UAW platform to push Senator Hubert Humphrey for Vice President, signaling labor unity and tension with party veterans. The report notes Meany’s White House influence and Johnson’s closeness to labor leaders while split views among AFL CIO officials on early nomination.
Letters urge balanced gun restrictions and defend firearms as cultural heritage while questioning a proposed year round school. The writer cites safety data, argues against extending schooling year round, and praises a five member citizens committee for firearm law study.
A detailed account accuses Carpenters Local 1780 of unfair roll call procedures and favoritism in work assignments. The text alleges first and second list manipulation, out-of-town work, and relatives of supervisors benefiting, with Las Vegas housing ties and local inspector involvement. It also references broader political chatter about civil rights bills and union leadership dynamics.
Almanac entry notes the date March 28 1964 with the 88th day of the year and the Moon near last quarter. It lists historical highlights: 1797 patent for a washing machine. 1939 Madrid surrenders to Franco. 1942 St Nazaire harbor raid. 1962 Justice Whittaker resigns.
Senator Long pushes national mail watch to curb post office checks amid privacy concerns. Federal judge calls government interference in mail and attorney client communications troubling, while officials defend investigations of suspect income tax evaders through firm purchases.
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