Las Vegas Sun Staff and Publisher Directory
Las Vegas Sun lists editor and publisher H M Greenspun and staff roles including executive editor Bryn Armstrong city editor Dav Bradley sports editor Alan Laythorpe and others. Subscription rates shown include daily and Sunday options.
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Las Vegas
Nevada
Ruthe Deskin
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Dav'd Bradley
Alan Laythorpe
Gerry Appleby
C. D. James
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Wood
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H. M. Greenspun
Ray Germain
Robert Belz
C. C. James
Bara Greenspun
Allen Kiapp Co
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American Newspaper Publisher’s Association
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No. 1 Citizen Visits Las Vegas Amid Wilderness Debate
President John F. Kennedy tours Las Vegas as part of a 10 000 mile conservation trip through 11 states. He speaks at the Convention Center and tours Lake Mead while conservationists push a National Wilderness Preservation System to protect 8.2 million acres of national forest and 57.2 million acres conditionally, amid Senate support and House resistance.
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Las Vegas
John F. Kennedy
United States
Las Vegas Convention Center
Lake Mead
Washington
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Sigurd Olson
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America
John A. Gronouski
Wisconsin
Paul Corbin
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Corbin
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Nelson Rockefeller
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Kenneth Keating
Rockefeller
Keating
Almanac Today September 28 1963 notable events
Almanac entry notes Saturday September 28 1963 as day 271 of the year with Jupiter visible, mentions Georges Clemenceau born 1841, recalls events: 1745 Bonnie Prince Charles' forces defeated English at Cope, 1926 White Sox eight indicted, 1927 Roosevelt dedicates Bonneville Dam, 1939 Nazi Soviet Poland partition plan. thought by Ralph Waldo Emerson.
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Saturn
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Bonnie Prince Charles
Sir John Cope
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Chicago White Sox
Sox
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Poland
Message From Ruark on Amateur Professionals in Service
Opinion piece by Ruark lamenting premium service failures across hotels restaurants and transport. He cites waiters cooks bartenders and drivers as example of professionals underperforming while charging high fees. He mocks August holiday excuses and praises prideful old shopkeepers.
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Europe
Travel rights clash with passport powers in postwar discourse
The piece argues that immigration and passport controls curb freedom of movement, cites Court rulings on travel rights, and questions bureaucratic authority. It highlights current limits outside the hemisphere, and notes political use of travel power amid broader critique of government overreach. It also recounts a separate case of mislabeling by an Oregon chicken packer and USDA findings.
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Supreme Court
Secretary of State
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
City debates zoning while aiding crippled children in need
A column contrasts homeowner fears of zoning changes with sympathy for crippled children aided by the Nevada Society for Crippled Children. Officials have denied relocation of treatment centers amid cramped quarters, while long term East Coast funded plans aim to resolve the issue in a few years.
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The
Nevada Society For Crippled Children
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