Local Las Vegas Sun Staff and Acknowledgments
The Las Vegas Sun lists its staff including Ruthe Deskin as assistant to the publisher and Bryn Armstrong as executive editor with other editors named. The notice includes address and affiliations with press associations and circulation figures for daily and Sunday single copies and monthly subscriptions.
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The
Las Vegas Sun, Inc
South Main Street
Las Vegas
Nevada
Ruthe Deskin
Bryn Armstrong
Joe McClain
Dey
Noel Greenwood
Mont
DAV
Bradley
Alan Laythorpe
Gerry Appleby
C. DO. James
Bob Belz
Herman Weier
Not Well Wood
Dee Coakey
Greenspun
Ray Germain
Robert Belz
C. D. James
Barbara Greenspun
Aften Klopp Co
Chicago
Detroit
New York
San Francisco
Unilec Press International
Nevada State Press Association
Congress inaction noted as sign of life in debates
The piece reviews the slow progress of major bills in the 88th Congress amid the nuclear test ban debate. It cites Javits and Scott blaming administration and public, notes only five of 25 bills passed, with rail strike and tax issues among items cleared. Long summers and elections ease lawmakers' pace.
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Sen
Jacob Javits
New York
Almanac Today September 14 1963
Almanac notes the 257th day of 1963 with moon phase details and planetary views. It lists historical events: Franklin to France in 1778, U S Army in Mexico City 1847, McKinley’s death 1901, Firpo-Dempsey rounds in 1923, and a wait and hope quotation from Alexandre Dumas the elder.
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Jupiter
Saturn
Mars
Benjamin Franklin
France
U.S. Army
Mexico City
William McKinley
Louis Firpo
Jack Dempsey
Rng
Alexandre Dumas the Elder
City in the Sun confronts a Las Vegas sewer debacle
Ken Bouton laments a broken sewer line spilling raw sewage onto Las Vegas lawns. He criticizes lax city response and exposed water lines near apartment buildings while health officials consider action. He likens the situation to a fragile Berlin Wall and urges prompt repair.
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Health Department
London Laughs and Burdett Burgess in Moscow
A reflective piece on Guy Burgess and Donald MacLean, once British diplomats, who defected to Russia. It blends dark humor about British sensibilities with speculation on why Burgess betrayed his country including alcohol, homosexuality, and political ties. The author mourns Burgess’s decline, noting his isolation, wasted talent, and the lingering question of motive.
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London
Guy Burgess
Russia
Donald MacLean
Harold Philby
Burgess
Washington
Paul Robeson
Mayfair
Noel Coward
Moscow
Maclean
Cambridge
Philby
England
Kentish
India faced a failed defense policy after clashes with China
The Christian Science Monitor notes that India's defeat last fall revealed deliberate underpreparation. Defense Minister Chavan's Parliament report blamed Nehru and Menon for avoiding provocation and minimal border strengthening, leaving Indian forces unprepared and slow to respond to Communist China.
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India
China
Chavan
Nehru
V. K. Krishna Menon
Mr. Nehru
Ladkah
North East
Mr. Menon
Censorship in Senate Nuclear Test Ban Debate Draws Fire
McNamara censors blocked parts of a Stennis subcommittee report detailing Soviet big yield tests and radar tracking. Pentagon edits sparked objections from senators and Gen Power, who warned disarmament could fuel war while Kennedy seeks support for the treaty and a potential joint moon program.
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U.S. Senate
Pentagon
Washington
Defense
McNamara
Senate
John Stennis
Senate Armed Services Preparedness Subcommittee
U.S
Kennedy
Russia
Defense Department
Subcommittee
Sen. Stennis
White House
Thomas S. Power
Strategic Air Command
Power
Air Force
Leningrad
Ussr
Titan
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Gen
Gen. Power
Senate Armed Services Preparedness
Quotes in the News Sparks Federal Intervention Debate
President Kennedy labels Alabama Governor Wallace's stance on school integration as aimed at provoking federal action. Finance director Seymore Trammell warns of a tense capitol scene as marshals deploy. Wisconsin official John A Gronouski, newly named postmaster general, vows to learn quickly. Lt. Gov. Paul Johnson urges conservatives across south and midwest to unite.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsi
John A. Gronouski
Jackson, Miss
Paul Johnson
South
Midwest
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Erblo
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City In the Sun
Ken Bouton
Berlin Wall
Berlin
Ruark
Robert C. Ruark
Ameddicans
America
Christian Science Monitor
Allen-Scott
Clinton Anderson
D-N.m
Anderson
Henry Jackson
D-Wash
Alabama
George C. Wallace
State Capitol
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