Keep Labor Law to the editor
A reader argues against repealing Taft Hartley Act Section 14(b) urging opposition to Right to Work repeal. The letter claims labor leaders use dues for self interest, cites labor statistics, and warns that repeal would threaten individual and states rights and national freedom.
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Uncle Sam
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America
Russia
Hungary
United States of America
Readers urged to send signed brief letters to editor
The Sun invites readers to submit letters to the editor under the section Where We Stand. Letters must be signed and typewritten. Unsigned or libelous submissions will not be published, and brevity increases publication chances.
Letter questions sheriff raid and vagrancy law impact
A reader questions a sheriff raid that netted multiple arrests amid claims of misreporting and harsh vagrancy enforcement. The letter argues civil liberties concerns, demands accountability for who was present, and criticizes police tactics, urging fair reporting and protective legal rights.
Sun Foster and Publisher Subscription Rates
In Las Vegas daily tabloid style the Sun Foster outlines home owned daily price list and subscription options. It lists single copy daily ten cents and Sunday twenty cents, carrier delivery two dollars per month, mail rates per month three dollars, three months, six months, twelve months with various totals.
We Neglect Home Folks Las Vegas Letter to Editor
A Las Vegas resident laments tourist focus harming natives asking for balance between visitor entertainment and local welfare. He cites inability to cash checks, low wages, and cultural neglect as merchants and authorities cater to out of town visitors. The writer urges protecting residents while keeping tourism thriving.
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Las Vegas
Radhakrishnan Proposes Viet Nam Peace Plan
The letter praises President Radhakrishnan for proposing a cease fire and boundary stabilization to ease Vietnam conflict. It notes his global stature as a statesman and philosopher, cites his roles at UNESCO and Oxford, and urges consideration of his suggested talks between North Vietnam and the United States.
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United States
Radhakrishnan
All Souls College
Oxford University
University of Delhi
Unesco
Ussr
India
Viet Nam
God
Helldorado plea to restore Old West spirit to Las Vegas
A reader laments the commercial drift of Helldorado and urges returning the parade to local bands and floats. Betty Snider Mudd complains about dwindling in-state entries and professionalism moving the event out of Las Vegas, calling for a grassroots revival.
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Las Vegas
Vegas
Mayor Grayson praised for noisy sales ban proposal
A reader praises Mayor Grayson for proposing an ordinance to curb daytime interruptions from telemarketers and door-to-door salesmen. The letter argues for broader protections against pitches during naps and mentions local merchants and consumer protections in Las Vegas.
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Grayson
Letter praising The Best of Bolshoi performance
Reader expresses joy at the beauty of The Best of Bolshoi praising dancers and music. Thanks publisher for presenting the pure gem of beauty for entertainment and enjoyment. Editor notes appreciation from a listener.
Letter to editor praises TV era shift and Bolshoi Ballet
A reader congratulates the editor for ending the vast wasteland view of TV and compliments the Bolshoi Ballet performance. The note ends with the sign-off Mrs. Cyril S. Wengert.
Rancho High School Newspaper Thanks Editor
A campus staff thanks the publication for coverage of Rancho High School news. Co editor Sue Blasser notes appreciation for the opportunity to further journalism education and hopes to work with the SUN next year.
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Rancho High School
the Sun
Sue Blasser
Campus Journal
Thanks for Your Coverage of National Hospital Week Display
A note of appreciation expresses sincere thanks for considering the hospital display in National Hospital Week and for the newspaper's representation of the display.
Almanac snippet for May 29 historical notes
Almanac entry marks May 29, 1965 as day 149 with notable events: Kennedy born in 1917, Constantinople captured in 1453, Rhode Island ratified the Constitution in 1790, Johnson pardoning rebels in 1865, Hillary and Norgay summit Everest in 1953. Also moon phase approaching new, planets Saturn and Mars visible, and a Montaigne thought for the day.
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Mars
United States
John F. Kennedy
Constantinople
Rhode Island
U.S
Letter from Mrs. Gloria Laub on law enforcement support
Mrs. Gloria Laub of Indian Springs Nevada writes to support police work and urges fair practices. She notes appreciation for law enforcement and requests public backing while affirming no desire to undermine officers.
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Mrs
Gloria Laub
Indian Springs, Nev
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