Las Vegas Sun editorial and staff and city details
Fragments show Las Vegas Sun masthead and staff roles with names and titles. Partial lines reference editor publisher H M Greenspun, managing editor Joe McCate, scene editor, and other staff, plus contact lines and subscription rates.
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Rywthe Deskin
Sesto
Bryn Armstrong
Ounces Adit
Joe McCate
Ross Tucker
Vate Wriiter Traara
Bosthees Menger
Merman Veter Ng
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Downtown Las Vegas Expanding With Major Casino and Hotel Projects
Downtown Las Vegas sees bold growth with the Fremont Hotel expansion to 500 rooms and a Sky Room, Lucky Strike casino two floors, Mint Hotel planned at 400 million? and a Mint Casino upgrade. New facades and street improvements under a 13 million assessment aim to modernize the area by 1965.
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Deen
Fremont Hotel
Fremont
Mint
Mint Casino
Las Vegas Club
Dear John Advice Column Note With Reader Questions
A reader letters column presents questions about phobias beauty aids and late night dreams. The piece includes a lighthearted exchange on fears gossip and personal habits with humorous responses.
Foreign labor service units aid European postwar needs
Washington reports Maj. Gen. Abrams says mobile labor service units in Europe perform tasks beyond digging ditches, including ordnance, bridge maintenance, signals, and medical work. Units, formed 1944, are trained and paid with a total per person cost of 2599 dollars, mainly Berliners and West Germans, and save U.S. troops but face rising costs amid labor shortages and boom.
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Creighton W. Abrams, Jr
House Appropriations Committee
Ordnance
U. S
Europe
Department
Uncle Sam
Interlands praise after Birmingham sparks national pride
The remark emphasizes a renewed American pride following Birmingham, highlighting a public interest claim about data analysis without computers and referencing Cooper's flight as a catalyst.
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Cooper
Birmingham
Actors' Equity Seeks Tax Breaks and Jobs Pact
The 13,500 member Actors' Equity union, turning 50, seeks tax relief and revived international theatre exchanges. They argue most members rarely work, earning far below Broadway minimums, with rural stages paying as low as 70 a week and off Broadway around 45. They oppose foreign actors flooding the American stage and note lax immigration allows many to work.
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New York
Actors’ Equity
Ralph Bellamy
Equity
Actor's Equity
Broadway
Moscow Arts Theatre
John Gielgud
Laurence Olivier
Vivien Leigh
Actors’ Union
England
London
Britain
Sensational UN shifts eyed for Stevenson and Admiral Anderson
U S reports claim President Kennedy is weighing moving Adlai Stevenson from New York to Geneva as UN ambassador while naming Admiral George Anderson to replace him in New York. The plan, tied to 1964 election strategy, would shift Anderson from the Joint Chiefs of Staff to a top diplomatic post in Geneva.
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Stevenson
Adm
Anderson
Washington
Adlai Stevenson
Kennedy
United Nations
New York
Geneva
George Anderson
Naval Operations
Joint Chiefs of Staff
David McDonald
U.S. Naval
Europe
McNamara
Defense Department
TFK
Admiral Anderson
Congressional
House Foreign Affairs Committee
White House
Senate
U.S
World
Department of State
Security Council
Cuba
NATO
Russia
Inquiring Photographer Sees Helldorado Spirit in Las Vegas Parade
Cecila Silva notes Bank of Las Vegas parade makes her feel good as bands march by and politicians strut. Dave Blanchard, a freshman at J. D. Smith School, praises the display for promoting community pride and leadership. Archie Loveland of California Club lauds bands, drum corps, costumes, and drum majorettes, agreeing with Harry Richmond on loving parades.
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Cecila Silva
Bank of Las Vegas
J. D. Smith
Archie Loveland
California
Harry Richmond
Harry
Parade Enthusiasts Share Joy in Band Colors and Dance
Ken Jones, Henry Banks, and Leta Johnson describe parade excitement in Porter Nevada Club and Pacific Street, praising music costumes and dancing. They note how the spectacle captivates watchers, especially children, and helps forget daily drabness.
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Leta Johnson
Pacific
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