Banks Versus Loan Firms Constrain Nevada Time Deposits
Nevada banking chief Preston E Tidvall ordered banks to cut time certificate deposits rates to 5 percent for deposits over 90 days and 4 percent for shorter terms. The move aligns with Federal Reserve limits as banks and savings and loan associations battle to attract scarce funds. Various banks reported plans to adjust offerings while customers with existing certificates face new rates after maturity.
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Preston E. Tidvall
Nevada
Tidvall
Federal Reserve System
Savings and Loan
Bank of Las Vegas
Wynn
Hhe Bank
Tidwall
H. T. Greenfield
Bank of Nevada
First National Bank
No Progress Reported in NTS Strike Talks
Federal mediators reported no progress in the electricians and plumbers strike at the Nevada Test Site yesterday. Gene Barry, mediator from San Francisco, said meetings with companies and the non striking Operating Engineers would likely resume next week.
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Nevada
Gene Barry
San Francisco
Barry
Las Vegas
Plasterers
Southern Nevada Plaster Contractors Association
FBI Jails Gambling Supplier In California and Mississippi
Wilbur K. Sullivan former head of Christy and Jones Inc a Las Vegas gaming equipment maker was arrested in California on a federal warrant in a Mississippi cited conspiracy to mail and present loaded dice to illegal casinos in Jackson Biloxi and Mississippi City. Indictments allege dealers used crooked dice and magnets under Biloxi craps table. FBI raids last October seized misshotted dice as 13 persons were arrested across four states.
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Las Vegas
Mississippi
Wilbur K. Sullivan
Christy and Jones, Inc
Mississippi City
Jackson
Biloxi
Sullivan
FBI
Shell Beach
Calif
San Lis Obispo County
Grand
Miss
Bilox
Government sues Union Pacific over safety regulation violation
The government files a 250 suit against Union Pacific alleging failure to equip a complete running board on a track inspection work car during a May 16 move from Las Vegas to Yerma California. The case cites Safety Appliance Acts requirements and sets no court date.
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Union Pacific Railroad
Federal District Court
Union Pacific
Las Vegas
Yerma
Calif
Four Arrested On Dope Charge In Las Vegas Larceny Case
Four people were jailed for narcotics possession after police recovered five heroin capsules tossed from a car. Suspects Dell Stout 25 John Gabriel 25 Clayton Sampson 29 and a 16 year old Las Vegas girl were booked at the city jail. Stout is also suspected in a Kingman murder inquiry.
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Las Vegas
Idih
Chapman Streets
Dell Stout
John Gabriel
Clayton Sampson
Stout
Kingman
Aziz
Kinpman
Water Service Restored After Koval Lane Break
A pair of water mains on Koval Lane left apartments without water for about two hours yesterday. The break started at Flamingo and Audrey, with the larger feeder valve shut down to stop the leak. A spokesman for the Las Vegas Valley Water District said service resumed within two hours.
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Koval Lane
Walter
Flamingo
Audrey
Las Vegas
Families in America Use Much More Hot Water Today
The report notes that American households now consume nearly double the hot water they did a decade ago. It highlights rising living standards and greater appliance use as key factors.
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America
Congress Moves to End Airline Strike With Court Action
Senator Wayne Morse proposes Congressional authorization for court intervention to end the two week airline strike, as IAM president joins new talks with five airlines. Johnson says administration studies emergency legislation, while talks continue and the strike enters its third week.
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Washington
UPI
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Congress
Morse
Striking Machinists Union
P. L. (Roy) Siemiller
Internatonal Association of Machinists
IAM
Marines Battle Reds Over Hill 208 Control
U S Marines clashed with elite North Vietnamese troops for Hill 208 in a week old Leatherneck offensive. About 1,000 Communists have been reported killed as Marines fought to hold the vital piece of Viet Nam real estate.
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Saigon
UPI
U.S
Sinatra backs? debate on gambling ties and Nixon era politics
Report cites Mortensen accusing Gov. Sawyer administration of using Sinatra as a scapegoat amid Nevada politics. It notes Sinatra's prior Las Vegas ties and subsequent divestment from Sands Hotel, with discussion of a state controlled lottery, right to work repeal, and sales tax repeal. Also covers U S air losses in North Viet Nam with three planes down and eight airmen missing.
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Sinatra
Laxalt
Nevada
Mortensen
Grant Sawyer
Sam Giancana
Cal Neva
Lake Tahoe
Sands Hotel
Gaming Commission
Giancana
North Viet Nam
U.S
New York Tool Makers See 22 Percent Shipments Rise
Makers of metal cutting and forming tools reported a 22 percent increase in shipments last year. The outlook for machine tools this year calls for faster order books but is tempered by shortages in skilled labor.
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New York
Ralph Denton Fund-Raising Dinner Slated
A fund raising dinner for Congressional candidate Ralph Denton is set at the Italian American Club. The $10 plate event includes dancing and a no host cocktail party with barbecue. Denton, Boulder City attorney, is in Reno at Washoe County HQ and returns to Las Vegas this morning. Dinner starts at 8 p.m. Tickets at the door or at 585 FE Sahara Ave.
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Ralph Denton
Boulder
Reno
Washoe County
Las Vegas
Denton
Congress
Sahara Ave
Nevada Senate Battle Over Bill Veto Sparks Debate
The stalled bill passed the lower house and Senate but was vetoed by Gov. Vail Pittman. Johnson defended the ladies of the trade in a speech claiming wide experience from miner to ranch hand and noting that some of his best friends are street walkers.
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Page
Senate
Vail Pittman
Johnson
Mexico
Alaska
Vermont
California
Nevada
Leading Latin American oil firms in Venezuela reach 2.5 million bpd
UPI reports seven of the ten top Latin American producers operate in Venezuela with Creole Petroleum Corporation, the Menes Grande Oil Company and Shell Company of Venezuela leading. Combined output approaches 2.5 million barrels per day.
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Caracas
UPI
Latin America
Venezuela
Creole Petroleum Corporation
Menes Grande Oil Company
Shell Company
World’s first seawater irrigated farm in Spain
In Santander Spain Isidro Esteban Gomez operates a still experimental farm named Orindit Beach that uses seawater for irrigation. The system treats salt water for agricultural use aiming to cultivate vegetables and fruit.
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Santander
Spain
Orindit
Shere
Isidro Esteban Gomez
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Nevada Bank of Commerce
NTS
Reynolds Electrical and Engineering Co
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Wash
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Idaho Falls
Chant
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Eeey
Foster's Shoes
Wafha Repos Sala & Ruthe
Pat Clark
Pontiac
Fremont
Presidential Emergency Board
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John Angus Jr
Pali Chapel
Willie Hall
Church of God
Wallace Meechem
Ream
Prisis TV
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W. Charleston
Medalion
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Panta
Emerald Model Home
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Key ‘Hill
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4Th Marine Regiment
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Figuretone
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