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Newspaper

Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1963

Page

6

Las Vegas Sun Staff Directory and Rate Card Fragment

A partial Las Vegas Sun masthead lists editors and managers including H M Greenspun president and publisher and Bryn Armstrong editor roles. Evening and morning staff names appear with titles, followed by associations and advertising functions. Subscription rates show single copy pricing for daily and Sunday editions.

Videys Oy Las Vegas Sun Vegas Nevada Bryn Armstrong Noel David Bradley Gerry Appleby Bob Belz Norvell Coakley

Munich Agreement 1938 and the Path to World War II

The piece recalls the 1938 Munich Pact signed at 1 a.m. on September 30 by Hitler Chamberlain Mussolini and Daladier. It notes the dismemberment of Czechoslovakia and the 11 month pause it bought for Nazi expansion. Churchill warned against appeasement and urged early resistance.

Munich Bavaria Adolph Hitler Germany Neville Chamberlain England Benito Mussolini Italy Edouard Deladier France Czechoslovakia Chamberlain Warsaw Hitler Britain Winston Churchill House of Commons Winston

World News Capsule United Press 1965 items

News in brief from September 30 1965 mentions the Moon nearing fullness Jupiter and Saturn visible, a European conference on peace, Nuremberg trials with Nazi leaders condemned, Eisenhower appoints a new U S Supreme Court chief justice, and riots at the University of Mississippi injuring two.

Press International Uny Germany France Britain Italy Ming Chamberlain Funes Nuremberg Eisenhower Jornia U.S. Supreme University of Mississippi

Space ferry dream and urban woes in Ruark style

The author rails at American bravado while sketches a space ferry design to carry a 10 man crew from a space station after a WWII-era hitch. He mocks New York snow, traffic chaos, and global cities, then skewers advertising, health quirks, drinking rules, and air quality as he jokes about forward-looking plans and stubborn resilience.

Earth Space Agency United States Detroit Rome London Paris Spain France England Algeria Los Angeles Fletcher

Denning Profumo report accuses minister of lies and deceit

UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL reports Lord Denning’s 65,000 word scrutiny of the Profumo affair blames Mr. Profumo for associating with Christine Keeler and for lying to colleagues about the matter. The dispatch also notes other global notes on grain policy and Hurricane Edith warnings, with local Birmingham bombings.

United Press International London Lord Denning Profumo Christine Keeler

Senator Soaper Says and Community Quips on Newsprint

A collage of quirky remarks notes local pride in Aberdeen South Carolina and playful jabs at public figures. It touches on tree legends, nuclear test ban hopes, strontium fallout jokes, and cheerful gossip about a coast to coast media era.

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Labor Leaders Push for a Five Hour Work Week Plan

In a private Oval Office meeting President Kennedy outlined aims to union leaders who then pressed for a five hour shorter week at 40 hours pay. Leo Perlis leads a national survey of leisure facilities and programs to support the plan while some unions consider lobbying campaigns and potential strikes to pressure Congress.

Washington, D.C Kennedy Needle Trades Oliver Twist Labor New York Afl-Cloers National Labor Leadership Leo Perlis National Community Service Perlis

Laos Prince warns against forced Vietnam coalition plan

Prince Souvanna Phouma in Washington warns that a U.S. backed coalition in South Vietnam would fail and risk a Communist victory across Vietnam and Southeast Asia. He warns that neutralization is not viable and urges careful diplomacy amid Kennedy era power plays and talks with Khrushchev.

Washington South Viet Nam Souvanna Phouma Viet Nam Laos Paul Revere U.S Southeast Asia W. Averell Harriman New York Harriman Vietnam McNamara-Taylor North Vietnam Harriman Group

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