Las Vegas Sun Staff Directory Fragment
Fragmentary Las Vegas Sun masthead and staff roster listing editor and publisher H M Greenspun, executive names, departments and office roles, with addresses and associations, in a partial newspaper page scan.
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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1963
Page
8
Fragmentary Las Vegas Sun masthead and staff roster listing editor and publisher H M Greenspun, executive names, departments and office roles, with addresses and associations, in a partial newspaper page scan.
The Nevada Gaming Control Board and the Nevada Gaming Commission face criticism over proposed dealer registration laws. Critics argue state-level duplication wastes funds and risks turning Nevada into a police state by mandating local workers in casinos to register, fingerprint, and obtain work cards while current laws already enforce licensing and background checks. Supporters cite enforcement costs and revenue, but opponents fear expanded state surveillance and loss of democratic norms.
Joseph Mayo argues taxes irritate the public but are necessary and proposes taxing the right to gamble. He suggests licensing gambling, displaying permits like hunting licenses, with security checks and state-wide validity rules. Nevada residents would be exempt if voting residents identified themselves. the aim is to fund state needs and expand voting influence without denying the right to gamble.
Voters oppose higher sales tax described by critics as a tax haven. Letter writers argue seniors on small pensions pay a large share of groceries and essentials, urging policy parity with states like California that exempt groceries from tax.
Art Buchwald recalls joining the International Set in Paris through witty misadventure and charm. He notes membership honors wealth and beauty but admits unlikely entrants can be accepted. the group favors amusement and convivial parties, regardless of status.
Sophomore Julia Jaffe notes nursing is underrepresented and nurses are scarce. Junior Nancy Schroeder values helping others and the rewarding nature of care. Joyce Hoopinger asks why future nurses chose the field as a career and how patients cope with illness.
A reader requests guidance to follow in the footsteps of Schwitzer and Schwitzer era heroes. They aim to be a nurse to ease pain and support patients psychologically, noting mentors Mary Phillips and Blanche Huffaker sparked interest. The message highlights perceived demand for physical therapists with few positions in the western U.S.
Attorney General Kennedy may rule on a conflict of interest involving a high AID official tied to a contractor in the Far East. The probe could affect the 4.8 billion foreign aid budget and draw hearings led by Rep. Passman and Sen. McClellan.
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