Las Vegas Sun staff and contact details listed in masthead
The Las Vegas Sun masthead catalogs staff roles and offices including editor, publisher, editors, desk chiefs, and department heads. It also lists the newspaper’s address at 900 South Main Street Las Vegas Nevada and noting associations and circulation information.
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Las Vegas Sun
900 South Main Street
Las Vegas
Nevada
Ruthe Deskin
Bryn Armstrong
Joe Mecclain
Noel Greenwood
DA D Bradley
Alan Laythorpe
Gerry Appleby
C. D. James
Bob Belz
Dee Coakiey
H. M. Greenspun
Ray Germain
Robert Belz
C. C. James
Barbara Greenspun
Act
Congress
National
Allen Kiapp Co
Chicago
Detroit
New York
San Francisco
Unilee Press International
Nevada State Press Association
American Newspaper Publisher's Association
California Newspaper Publisher Association and
the Audit Bureau of Circulation
You In The Little Car Warning On Desert Inn Road Safety
A public safety message urges careful driving on Desert Inn Road amid crowded school routes. It warns that speeding can force dangerous choices for oncoming traffic and pedestrians, especially children walking to school, stressing that a moment of carelessness can cause lifelong harm.
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Desert Inn Road
America
Almanac Today September 7 1963 history notes and celestial
Almanac for Saturday September 7 1963 marks the 250th day of the year with 115 remaining, noting Jupiter as the morning star and Mars Saturn and Jupiter in evening skies. It recalls 1813 Uncle Sam being coined, 1940 London blitz, 1962 Senate entertainment deductions bill, and a thought from Somerset Maugham on criticism.
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Mars
Saturn
Jupiter
Uncle Sam
Troy
N.Y
London
Britain
Senate
Dear John Advice Column Excerpt
A newspaper readers’ problem page shows questions about choosing a “type” in love, handling a husband who won’t take out trash, and a game of being blindfolded and locked out at parties. The tone is playful and satirical as readers seek guidance.
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John
Explaining Civil Rights to a Child by Example
Art Buchwald recalls a TV special on the 1963 civil rights era and uses his son’s questions to illuminate why Black Americans sought equal rights. The dialogue illustrates customs, laws, protests, and the clash between local and national rights through a child’s perspective.
Diem Oppression and U S Policy in Viet Nam
Editorial notes Diem's Buddhist repression sparks deeper discontent in South Viet Nam and warns the United States risks losing influence and goals as the regime clings to power. It predicts Diem’s overthrow and a fiasco in the American effort unless reforms occur.
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Ngo Dinh Diem
South
Viet Nam
Diem
United States
South Viet Nam
Henry Cabot Lodge
Saigon
Ambassador Lodge
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
City By KEN BOUTON on flood chaos and planning flaws
Weer-logged motorists blame lack of warning for flood tied traffic across east west routes. A city hall worker, a businessman, and workers faced delays due to unposted signs and closed underpasses. The piece ties zoning and cul de sacs to an emergency ordinance and notes a public record on the Las Vegas Wall with no whitewash.
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West Charleston
Charleston
Las Vegas Wall
Bill Adams
Cuba’s Economic Woes Under Castro Highlight Western Aid Dependency
Allen Scott reports that four years of Castro rule left Cuba with a sugar crop around 2.9 million tons, far below previous averages, along with declines in tobacco citrus mining and copper output. The piece notes heavy Soviet aid, oil dependence, and Western shipping sustaining the regime, urging U.S. action through foreign aid pressure and allied cooperation.
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Cuba
Nicaro
U.S
Castro
Moa Bay Mining Co
Minas de Matahambre
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Almanac
United Press International
Somerset Maugham
P.S
Fred Waring
Fellows
Lonesome
Art Buchwald
Washington
NBC
Union
United State Supreme Court
Edward W. Brooke
Massachusetts
High Court
Brooke
Bay State
Supreme Court
Christian Science Monitor
City In the Sun
Ken Bouton
Planning Commission
the Sun
The
SUN
Grayson
Allen-Scott
Cubs
U S
Committee of Defense
Russia
Soviet Bloc
Red Masters
Che” Guevara
Czechoslovakia
Romania
Kremlin
Greece
Kennedy
Poland
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