Las Vegas paper masthead and staff listing
A readable fragment shows a Las Vegas publication masthead with editor and publisher titles, staff roles, and circulation note. It lists Greenspun as editor, Robert Belt as vice president, Tamara Andree as business manager, and other staff, plus a Las Vegas location and press information.
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South
Agim Street
Las
OM Greensun
Robert Belt
Bara Green‘seun
Rutwe Deskin
Joe McClain Spors
Tamara Andree
Bob Belz “Weier
Dee Coakley
Classifie
Lo Metter
Ean
Act of Congress
Right Man For the Job Right Man For the Job
Nevada senators recommend Reno lawyer Bruce R. Thompson for federal judge in Las Vegas. President Kennedy is expected to forward Thompson to the Senate for confirmation. Thompson's family ties include his late father Dr Rueben C. Thompson and brother Gordon on the Nevada Supreme Court.
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Thompson
Kennedy
Nevada
Reno
Senate
Gordon
Nevada Supreme Court
Bruce Thompson
University of Nevada
Federal
Trash Truck Heroic Escape Sparks Downtown Fire Alarm
A rubbish truck driver, Robert Williams aged 23, drove a flaming load from a congested alley to a wide intersection at First and South Clark Streets to prevent the blaze from spreading. He dumped four tons of burning waste in a residential area as flames raged behind the Fremont Street casinos. Williams, of 402 Harrison Street, reported the load burst into flames during a regular collection run. The incident prompted a safety scare and a rapid response from local authorities.
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First
Clark Streets
Robert Williams
Harrison St
Fremont St
Haiti and Duvalier Defy Democracy Yet Provoke U S Doubt
Ruark criticizes Haiti under Francois Duvalier, arguing a long history of dictatorship and corruption. He notes U S aid policies, military ties, and the cock fighting culture as distractions while Haiti remains politically unstable. He compares Haiti to nearby regimes and warns of potential upheaval.
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Haiti
Africa
Hait
Toussaint Louverture
Dessalines
Henri Christophe
Hispaniola
Fies
Francois Duvalier
Vondor
Don
United
Duvalier
Trujillo
Batista
Duvalier Et Cie
Port-au-Prince
On This Day in History May 1 1832 1934 1962
A history digest notes 1832 political platform formed in Washington for Henry Clay’s campaign. 1934 Texas Oklahoma Kansas and Colorado dust storms spread topsoil eastward. 1962 Kennedy urged U S businessmen to boost economic cooperation. Also a thought from Epictetus on forming habits.
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Mars
Washinton
D.C
Henry Clay
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Coloradeo
Kennedy
U.S
Epicetetus
Why awards shape our view of art and truth
The piece argues that prizes like the Pulitzer and Nobel rarely honor readers and critics, while confirming that recognition can elevate or ruin a creator. It notes Faulkner Williams and Tuchman as fitting choices, complains about the Edward Albee situation and the Advisory Committee, and questions whether a work is judged as art or a moral lesson.
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Britain
Faulkner
William Carlos Williams
Pulitzer Committee
Woll
Edward Albee
Albee
John Ciard
Hofstra Universit Arts Festival
Broadway
Theater Party
John Mason Brown
John Rassner
Virginia Woolf
For 'T
Jugers
Beter
Cuba intelligence gap widens warn of new Soviet activity
The article reports accelerating Cuban moves under President Kennedy including reduced low level flights and U2 usage, armed Soviet freighters in Cuban ports, and fragmented intelligence from Cubans, refugees, and embassies. Officials debate motives behind armed cargo ships as five sources show shortcomings in tracking Soviet actions.
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Washington
Cuba
Kennedy
Cuban
Caribbean
Khrushchev
Scaelecik
Laure
Rede
Khrushches
U.S
S. Intelligence Board
Central Intelligence
John McCone
Havan
Inquiring Photographer Polls on Khrushchev and Power
Readers weigh Khrushchev strength and the fate of leaders in power. One voice hopes continued leadership to avoid shifts abroad while another cites aging and potential retirement amid Cold War tensions.
Untitled Remarks from KEN JONES and NYSTROM Conversation
The excerpt records a conversation with KEN JONES CASEY and NYSTROM, noting clerk and maintenance man perspectives. They discuss disapproval of a man named Rowe, threats of violence, and tensions with senior leadership in Red China.
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Las Vegas
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Southern
HM. Greenspun
Catreu, New
Netional Advertising Representa’ Werk
Sen Francis
United Press Internattien
Amerteer
Britigh Paper Publisher Association and
The
Las Vegas Sun
Veger
Nevede
Ray Germain
D. James
Bryn Armstrong
Ross Tucker
C. D. James Advertising
Meena
Merian J. Norvell Wood
Chevietier Ao
Vegas
Nevade
Allen Kieee Co
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Nevade State Press Asseciers Association, Californic News
Aud? Bureau of Circulation
Nevada Industrial Insurance
Nevada Industrial Commission
UIC
Clark County
Seal Fund
Nevada Society For Crippled Children
Ruark
U.S.A
Peace Corps
Maui
Duvahier
United Press
Avante Ocean
Jonn BD Rockefeller
Lerner
Allen -Scott
Nassau
Ralph Laswell
Bill Connell
South Third
Castro
Russia
Don Brown
Ken Jones
Casey Nystrom
the Rowe
Robert Schaffer
Red
China
Grace
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