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Newspaper

Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1963

Page

3

Counterfeit $20 and $50 Bills Linked to Reno Casinos

Federal agents investigated counterfeit money found in Reno over the holiday weekend. Five or six bogus notes were seized, with investigators saying the bills are poor fakes likely detectable by most. Police tailed leads at several casinos and questioned an unidentified man and others as unwitting accomplices.

Reno UPI Federal Treasury Stephen A. Byrne Sacramento U.S Secret Service Treasury Department Byrne Oakland Calif Secret Service Palace Club the Golden Harrah's the Cal-Neva Harolds

Water firm rate increase halted in Eureka

District Judge Frank Gregory Jr. issued a temporary injunction stopping the Public Service Commission from new rates for Eureka Water Co. in Eureka. The Charly Heller run utility argued the hikes were unfair and would damage operations. The order also halts TSC enforcement of a directive to refund disputed bills.

Carson City UPI Frank Gregory Jr Public Service Commission Eureka Water Co Eureka Louis and Helen Heller TSC

State uses flood aid funds in western Nevada counties

Governor Grant Sawyer announced that 281,239 has been paid to local applicants from the 365,698 approved under Public Law 875 for the February 1963 flood. The 75 percent advance was distributed by dollars requested, with counties and cities receiving 240,978 and state agencies 40,261. The remaining 25 percent will be paid as billings are processed by the State Civil Defense Agency.

Grant Sawyer Sawyer Nevada John F. Kennedy Civil Defense Agency

Plush Strip Motel Robbed by Arm-Brandishing Bandit

The La Concha Motel in Las Vegas was robbed of 170 dollars early yesterday. A tall blond man about 75 years old entered at 1 23 a m, pretended a gun, and demanded cash from the desk drawer before fleeing on foot.

la Concha Las Vegas Blvd John Royer

Tribute paid to late U.S. District Judge John R. Ross

Federal and state judges and Nevada lawyers honored the memory of the late U S District Judge John R. Ross yesterday in a courtroom filled with family friends and colleagues. Ross who died in April was praised as a friend lawyer and jurist.

Carson City UPI Nevada U. S John R. Ross Ross

Sunbeam official predicts 1933 consumer buying upturn at Dunes meeting

Louis W. Prestin, Sunbeam Marketing VP, told a national sales convention at the Dunes Hotel that consumer purchasing leads an upcoming business rebound likely to extend into the second half of 1933. He cited improving employment, increased dealer outlets, and rising discretionary spending as drivers, while unveiling new Sunbeam products including a cordless toothbrush and a five piece electric shaver.

Sunbeam Dunes Hotel Prestin

Nevada State Museum Expands Nevada Book Sales

The Nevada State Museum in Carson City has grown its book sales to about 34 titles, focusing on Nevada related topics. Marian B. Clayton curates a selective collection with subjects from anthropology to local history and mining, aiming to provide a handy cross section of Nevada’s culture and environment.

Nevada State Museum Carson City Nevada James W. Calhoun Calhoun Marian B. Clayton Great Basin Americas Muum Wovoka Virginia Truckee Beebe and Clegg

Vegas Ad Club Installs Today

Las Vegas Advertising Club to install new officers at a 6 p.m. barbecue and cocktail party at Twin Lakes Lodge. Eugene Murphy leads arrangements with Sam Melchiorne and his orchestra providing music. Officers include Jack Melvin president Eugene Murphy vice president Paul Titus secretary Ruth Forsythe treasurer. Public invited. tickets available at the door.

Las Vegas Twin Lakes Lodge Eugene Murphy Sam Melchiorne Jack Melvin Paul Titus Ruth Forsythe T

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