Las Vegas Sun Organization and Staff Note
A historical notice lists the Las Vegas Sun leadership including editor Bryn Armstrong and managing editor Joe McClain, with executives, publishers, and department heads. It also notes the newspaper’s postal designation, circulation, and association memberships for Nevada and national press groups.
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The
Las Vegas Sun, Inc
South Main Street
Las Vegas
Nevade H. M. Greenspun
Ray Germain
Robert Belz
D. James
Barks Greenspun
Ruthe Deskin
Bryn Armstrong
Joe McClain
Ross Tucker
Tamara Andreeva
Bob Belz
Herman Weier
Norvell Wood
Dee Coakley
Nevada
Congress
Ajilon Kiane Co
Chicago
Detroit
New York
San Francisco
United Press International
Nevada State Press Association
American Newspaper Publisher's Association
California Newspaper Publisher Association
Avett Bureau of Circulation
UJA Plans Anniversary Observance In Las Vegas
Las Vegas leaders plan a May 19 gathering to mark the 25th anniversary of the United Jewish Appeal. The article details UJA's role in aiding Jewish refugees before and after World War II and its ongoing humanitarian work amid reports of pogroms overseas.
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Las Vegas
United Jewish Appeal
UJA
Europe
Adolf Hitler
Poland
State of
Israel
Red Dic
Almanac Today May Day 1963 Highlights History
Almanac today marks Wednesday May 125th 1963 with a full moon. Notables born include former President Harry S Truman born in 1884. Historical notes cover De Soto’s Mississippi discovery near Memphis in 1541 and V E Day in 1945.
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Venus
Saturn
Jupiter
Mars
Harry S$. Truman
Hernando de Soto
Mississippi River
Memphis
Tenn
Henry A. Wallace
Truman
Europe
Richard M. Nixon
South America
Lima
Peru
Nathaniel Hawthorne
Time to stop improvised deals over Cuba crisis
The essay argues Americans must end backroom barter with the Castro regime and reject kidnaping ransoms and underhand pressure. It condemns Nixon era diplomacy as insufficient and calls for a firm stance, including not negotiating with Castro or Russian influence.
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Castro
America
Hitler
Cuba
Batista
FBI
Kennedy civil rights program faces obstacles in Congress
The piece argues the Kennedy civil rights plan is limited and hindered by Southern opposition and slow action. It warns that without swift congressional progress, the 1963 effort may fail, pushing scrutiny to a next session. It also criticizes U.S. policy toward Cuba, calling for clear government stance rather than deception.
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Congress
Senate
Kennedy
St. Louis Post Dispatch
May Day clashes test press access in Union Square
In New York the Overseas Press Club protests Soviet pressure on reporters covering a May Day rally in Union Square. Louis Weinstock, linked to The Worker, challenged press access and drew on city officials to grant reporters access while Soviet broadcasters praised Castro and attacked the United States. Oleg Kalugin filmed pro Soviet rhetoric for international broadcast. The episode highlighted tensions over press privileges and communist influence at the protest.
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Soviet Union
Union Square
U.S
Justice Dept
Communist Party
U.S.A
Louis Weinstock
The
Worker
Newbold Morris
Weinstock
May Day Committee
Morris
Cuba
Joe North
Interland sloc on campus political tactics explored
The piece discusses Communist recruitment on college campuses led by the Communist Party USA Information Bureau. It cites Gus Hall’s 1942 campus talks, audiences exceeding 75 000, and a September letter to editors about public activities of the party. It critiques press portrayal and notes past use of medical power against free press.
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Gus Hall
Communist Party
U.S.A
American Communist Party
Wor
Communist Press
Rade
Satirical plan to snub Soviet diplomats at U S state level
Art Buchwald imagines an Assistant Secretary for Snubbing Foreign Diplomats to retaliate against Soviet snubs to Averell Harriman. The column lampoons protocol, proposes minimal ceremony, and suggests harsh, humorous measures to discourage Russian officials from feeling welcome in Washington.
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Washington
Averell Harriman
Moscow
Laos
Protocol Office
Harriman
Kennedy
Khrushchev
United States
American State Department
Howard Johnson
Blair House
David Susskind
White House
Caroline
John Kennedy
State Department
Lyndon Johnson
Finker
Inquiring Photographers and Miss Helldorado Contestants
A collage of brief quotes from TERI MARSH JOANNE GLICK GLADYCE FLICKINGER and others expressing rodeo ambitions Helldorado participation and Miss Helldorado hopes. They discuss riding, amiga spirit and family ties in the Las Vegas rodeo scene.
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Gladyce Flickinger
Employe
Western Savings
Moapa Valley High Teens Eye Helldorado Queen Title
Ken Jones and Rita Haworth, Moapa Valley High students, express lifelong ambitions to become Helldorado Queen. Marianne Craft, a teletype operator, shares the dream and notes fascination with horses, rodeos, and parades while her boyfriend, a rodeo cowboy, would be proud.
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Rita Haworth
Moapa Valley High
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Fidel
Machado
Grau
Miami
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Nelse
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ATED
Art Buchwald
Teri Marsh
Joanne Glick
IBM
1St National Bank
Helldorado
Elks
Ken Jones
Marianne Craft
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