Las Vegas Sun Masthead and Circulation Rates
A scanned masthead page lists Las Vegas Sun staff positions and roles from editor to circulation manager. It notes address at 900 South Main, Las Vegas, and outlines associations and national advertising representation. Subscription rates show daily single copy ten cents and monthly two dollars, with Sunday edition twenty cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Vegas Sun, Inc
South Main Street
Las Vegas
Nevada
Ruthe Deskin
Bryn Armstrong
Joe McClain
Ciay
Noel Greenwood
Davd Bradley
Alan Laythorpe
Gerry Appleby
C. D. James
Bobbelz
Herman Weier
Not Well Wood
American Newspaper Publisher's Association
California News and Publisher Resecition and the Audit Bureau of Circulation
Women candidates in national politics gain momentum and scrutiny
The piece argues for a woman candidate for president or vice president, highlighting Sen. Margaret Chase Smith of Maine as a balanced, capable choice. It notes her campaign record, respect among colleagues, and the 1964 ticket potential, while stressing that qualification over gender should drive such a decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Sen. Smith
Eisenhower
Gallup
Message From Ruark on Paul Robeson Behind the Wall
Robert C. Ruark portrays Paul Robeson as an enigmatic American figure whose political leanings and public persona have sparked controversy. The column notes Robeson’s alleged Moscow connections and speculates on his motives while recalling his multifaceted career as athlete, lawyer, singer, actor, and public figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert C. Ruark
Paul Robeson
East Berlin
Irion Curtain
Mr. Robeson
Charlie Chaplin
Rutgers
Phi Beta Kappa
CIA
FBI
Moscow
Robeson
Russia
Puskin Mussorgsky Speak Through Robeson Critics Warily
LAFF-A-DAY notes say Robeson, praised for his Russian ties and language fluency, has a mixed legacy. The piece critiques his life in America, association with the Communist line, exile, and potential distant usefulness to Soviet culture, suggesting Russians may keep him near Pushkin as long as useful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Tom
Alexander Woollcott
Rome Burns
Robeson
America
Europe
Chaliapin
Puskin
Irion Curtain
Pushkin
Hoffa Faces Dual Foes in National Teamsters Battle
In Washington Hoffa plans a centralized policy to push a national Teamsters contract covering 450000 trucks and 14000 employers. Trucking Employers Inc resists a master pact while local Teamsters chiefs fear loss of sovereignty. Hoffa demands full power of attorney by Sept 30 and warns of uniform terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Jimmie Hoffa
Hoffa
Teamsters
Behemoth Brotherhood
Mr. Hoffa
Mind
Muscle
Strategum
Trucking Employers, Inc
Chicago
New York
New England
West
Friday the 13th Brings Lucky Birth for Benneman Family
The Benneman family of 3920 Fast Owens welcomed their fourth child, a boy named Michael Joseph. He was born yesterday at Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital exactly at 12:13 a.m., a date many associate with luck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benneman
Owens
Dietrich Robbed Of Jewelry At Florida Resort
Miss Marlene Dietrich says she was robbed of twenty thousand dollars in jewelry at a Florida resort where she sang. She questions why jewel thieves target working people and jokes about wanting the jewels back, hoping they will be returned by mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Shoreham
Marlene Dietrich
Florida
Miss Dietrich
Almanac for Monday September 16 1963
United Press International notes the date as the 259th day of 1963 with 106 remaining. It lists celestial positions for Jupiter Saturn and Mars and recalls Shawmut becoming Boston in 1630 and the 1920 Wall Street bombing among historical notes. Twain quote adds a thought for the day.
Do You Know Anyone Who Bakes Bread Like Grandma
Inquiring photographer asks locals about finding bread as good as grandmothers. Mrs Dwight Babcock says her grandmother never baked bread, Mrs Clark Coleman praises Lucille Darrah for weekly loaves, but refuses to share her address to avoid flood of orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sen. Smith
LV High School
S. 15Th St
West Charleston Blvd
Lucille Darrah
Bread Talk Sparks Boss and Baker Nostalgia
Ken Jones and Tommy Alphin discuss bread with Hilda Cale and Hike Robinson. Harry Paile recalls Grandma’s dark brown bread and contrasts it with modern loaves, praising Hilda’s bread that melts in the mouth and smells like a bakery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hike Robinson
Hilda
Also Mentioned on This Page
H. M. Greenspun
United States
Politicos
Ruark
London
Emperor Jones
Otello
Sporting Goods
Art Buchwald
Afghanistan
Billy Wilder
White House
Hollywood
King
Almanac
United Press International
Jupiter
Saturn
Mars
Massachusetts
Shawmut
Boston
Cherokee Strip
Oklahoma
Wall Street
Hong Kong
Mark Twain
Walter Long
Mrs. Dwight Babcock
Mrs. Clark Coleman
Ken Jones
Tommy Alphin
Cook, Hilda
Cale
Harry Paile
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