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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1962
Page
14
Carson City Nevada employers will pay the maximum unemployment tax in 1963. About 2 900 of 8 300 firms are affected as the fund balance shortfall prevents lower rates. Each contributor faces 2.7 percent of the first 3600 per worker, totaling 97.20 for workers earning 3600 or more.
New York fashion observer Walter Logan notes a decline in formal dress at Lincoln Center and the Met Opera openings. Cary Grant and television figures are cited as pace setters, while “Madison Avenue uniforms” replace traditional leadership in men’s attire. The piece urges proper sleeve and pant lengths, white ties, and tails for formal events.
Judy Lynn plans a quick trip from Las Vegas to New York for a United Artists recording event then to Nashville to record a new album and four sides. She returns for a Dec 20 Golden Nugget show with her group, following success at Harrah's Club.
Reno Nev The Nevada Conference on the Selection of Judges will be held at the University of Nevada on Saturday December 15 starting at 9 am The one day meeting will cover judicial selection in Nevada and other states Attendees may write to the Nevada Conference on Selection of Judges P O Box 2125 Reno Nevada There is no registration fee A no host luncheon at Jet Travis Student Union and an 8 pm no host banquet at the Riverside Hotel are planned The event is backed by the University of Nevada Statewide Services Division and the American Judicature Society with cooperation from the Joint Committee for the Effective Administration of Justice the State Bar of Nevada and the Nevada Judicial Conference
A new 3300 member LDS Stake was organized in Scottsdale. Junius E. Driggs became stake president after leading East Phoenix Stake since 1954. Glenn A. Jones was named president, with Eugene Romney Jr a first counselor and Maurice Tanner a second counselor. East Phoenix Stake retained 4200 members.
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