Former hotel dealer disputes ex-boss in NLRB hearing
A former Florida Cortes casino dealer testified in a Las Vegas NLRB hearing that he discussed unionism with ex-manager Tom Musso before his June 1964 firing. Musso denied the conversation. Cox and others face back pay issues under NLRB rules. the hotel claims good cause for terminations. The hearing, one of seven in Las Vegas, features remarks about threats and union activity amid injunction rules restricting witness access.
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Bill Cox
Schiff
Tom Musso
Musso
IRRB
Tom Hanley
American Federation of Casino and Gaming Employees
Las Vegas
Cox
el Cortes
Jackie Gaughan
Gaughan
Don Dobson
Ahl
Musson
Gaming Union
Ex-Employee Wins Suit Against Dairy
The National Labor Relations Board ordered Anderson Par yesterday to reinstate Work and pay back wages dating from June 1964 after firing him for advocating a time clock and overtime system. The company claimed Work was dismissed for a union training program and for routes as a relief driver. The board held the firing illegal and required reinstatement and back pay.
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Anderson Par Yederday
Employes
Anderson
Teamsters
Anders
Burglars Make Quite a Haul From Wadsworth Apartment
Burglars raided Larry Wadsworth's apartment at 791 Finger, stealing seven suits, 30 shirts, 39 to 40 socks, 15 pairs of shorts, 25 hankies, a jewel box, a diamond ring, cuff links and tie clasps, 30 silver dollars, a mixmaster, an electric can opener, a wall clock and several deco trays. Wadsworth reported the loss to police.
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Larry Wadsworth
Wadsworth
Grand Jury Indicts Seven in Clark County
Clark County grand jurors returned secret indictments against seven individuals after two days of testimony by law officers. Most cases involved narcotics. one reported rape case also appeared. One matter was turned down. The jury meets again August 23.
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Clark County
Dist
Ted Marshall
Henderson Land Deale
Newcomer Sees Teacher Raises For 1966
Clark County schools superintendent Leland Newcomer said teachers must receive pay raises in 1966 but funds sources are not yet determined. An executive of the Nevada State Education Association suggested cutting school bus service if needed to finance the hike while stressing the primacy of good teachers and classrooms. Newcomer also favored the district exiting the school bus business as Las Vegas grows.
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Leland Ro Newcomer
Clark County
Nevada State Education Association
Newcomer
Las Vegas
County Adopts A Liquor Law
Clark County Liquor Licensing Board adopts an ordinance controlling wholesale liquor industry. It includes an amendment by De Luca Importing Co Inc and Nevada Beverage barring distillers and manufacturers from wholesale entry. The board rejects a proposal requiring a local warehouse.
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Clark County Liquor Lcensing Board
de Luca Importing Co., Inc
Nevada Beverage
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the Garden Center
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Idaho
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Pelieve
Prince Nicolas
Engin
Parents Magazine
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Val. Kodak
LAS Vegas Sun
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