Southern Nevada Daily Newspaper Personnel Listing
A historic Las Vegas Sun masthead lists key staff positions and executives including editor Bryn Arpastoing executive editor Vince Amselmo managing editor and city editor Richard Moun with advertising, production and circulation leaders. Subscription rates and association memberships are noted.
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Las Vegas Sun Fee
Southeek Tenneries Geen
Nevade Futme Deskin
Bryn Arpasteong
Vince Amselmo
Richar Lmoun
Bruce Rbanke
Aperts
George Eby
Jack Davenport
Otto Martin
William Sheewood
Burt Bly
Dee Coakley
Other Sons Face Danger In Battle
A letter to the editor argues for support of wartime efforts, defending soldiers as brave, urging collective sacrifice for freedom, and recounting personal service in World War II. The writer contends war may be costly but necessary to wipe out evil, comparing it to neighbors calling the police during a robbery.
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Clark
Opposes Park Plan For Snake Range National Park
A White Pine County resident argues against designating Snake Range land as a national park, citing hunting, mining, livestock, and recreational freedoms. He questions urgency, warns of access fees and restrictive rules, and labels park proponents as selfish while urging citizens to oppose federal park designation.
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White Pine County
Snake Range
United States Forest Service
White Pine Chamber of Commerce
Fly
John Doe
Nevada
Congress
Chamber of Commerce
A Day's Event Finds a Lost Dog in Las Vegas
A visitor at Stardust Angels Chapel in Las Vegas finds a brown and tan spaniel with a 1965 license. After hours of contact through the sheriff, police, and animal shelter, a county officer retrieves the dog for its owner, ending the day's event with relief.
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The
Riviera
Las Vegas Blvd
Sheriff's Office
Animal Shelter
Where We Stand Letters to the Editor Policy
The Las Vegas Sun invites signed letters under Where We Stand and prints only typewritten, double spaced submissions. Unsigned letters are not published and letters with poor taste or libelous content are excluded. Brief letters have better chances for publication.
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The
Las Vegas Sun
Equal Rights and Rising Rates Spark Public Hearing Fallout
A Clark Sanitation letter prompted a public hearing on exclusive garbage collection, 29 percent rate hikes, container charges, and insurance. Commissioners' absence stoked anger as residents pressed for facts, while editorials praised LIFE and The Saturday Evening Post for warning about far left subversion.
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LIFE
Saturday Evening Post
The
Post
National Review
Human Events
the Post
Russia
China
Life and Post
Sunset Liquor Owner Tagged by City for Closure
A longtime Sunset Liquor Store owner, William Schardein, faces shutdown after a single minor alcohol sale. The writer claims the decision lacked due process and was driven by political motives, noting Schardein's 25 years clean record and absence of political pull.
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William Schardein
Sunset
Schardein
Patsy
Bill Schardein
Land of
Tell Your Neighbor campaign shines with youth volunteers
The author praises the American Cancer Society Tell Your Neighbor drive and highlights local junior volunteers from Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital Cherry Stripers Elaine Hutchinson Rose mary Bobak Melodye DiGreg orio Jan Grant Debby Hoyle Tammy Radstone Sara Stewart Marsha Hahn Vickie Jones Carol Ofrey. The teens organized independently, educated neighbors about cancer and raised funds for research.
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American Cancer Society
Black Crusaders
Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital
Elaine Hutchinson
Rosemary Bobak
Melodye DiGregorio
Jan Grant
Debby Hoyle
Tammy Radstone
Sara Stewart
Marsha Hahn
Vickie Jones
Carol Ofrey
Reflections from a Las Vegas School Visit
A visitor shares praise for Western High School and Rancho High School in Las Vegas. He credits students and staff for generous efforts including fundraising for a stadium, and notes tours by principals Mr Fleming and Mr Swainston and observer Mr Leonard Godik under modular scheduling. He also commends El Cortez as an ideal local restaurant and casino.
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Las Vegas
Western High School
Rancho High School
Fleming
Swainston
Leonard Godik
el Cortez
Almanac May 15 1965 historical notes and births
Almanac entry for Saturday May 15 1965 notes Pierre Curie birth in 1859 and key historical events including 1862 Congress creates the Department of Agriculture within the Interior, 1918 first regular air mail service Washington Philadelphia New York, and 1983 Major L Gordon Cooper completes a 22 orbit Mercury flight.
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Department of Agriculture
Department of the Interior
Washington
Philadelphia
New York
L. Gordon Cooper
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H. M. Greenspun
Anpiv
Continental
United States
Gus Giuffre
Police Department
Kace
Clark Sanitation
Sioners
Ers
Almanac
United Press International
Saturn
Mars
Pierre Curie
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