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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1963
Page
5
Stock market summary lists indices and prices for rails utilities and bonds. It notes trading volumes for stocks and bonds with figures like 716.06 and 188.82, alongside 138.57 and 255.54 for bonds and utilities.
Readable stock list shows multiple firms with percentage shifts including Edison 4 2 percent, Pan American 3 7 percent, Pepsi Cola 47 percent, Chevron? 24 percent, Shell Oil 40 percent, Texaco 44 percent, Union Carbide 19 percent, Westinghouse 37 percent, National Gypsum 7 percent, and other names like DuPont, Philip Morris, Dow Chemical, Reynolds, Safeway, Sears Roebuck, Pillsbury, and General Electric. Data reflects diverse daily closing moves across industries including oil, chemicals, utilities, and consumer goods.
Washington United Press report says G. Mennen Williams assistant secretary of state for African affairs leaves June 21 for a trip to Africa. He will visit Cameroon the Congo Gabon Ghana Liberia Nigeria and two Spanish territories Rio Muni and Fernando Po. Williams expects to return July 9.
Richard C. Amick has been appointed attorney in the Office of Chief Counsel at the Atomic Energy Commission Nevada Operations. A San Francisco native, he earned degrees at San Jose State College and Stanford University, served in the Army JAG Corps, and reached major in the Army Reservese. He practiced law in Burlingame and San Francisco before joining the Small Business Administration in San Francisco in 1980. He and his wife Mary E. Rierson live in Burlingame at 2212 Santa Ynez Drive.
Experts advise moistening lips before smoking to protect skin and lessen irritation from smoke. The tip emphasizes routine caution, noting practical advantages in reducing lip chafing and discomfort during tobacco use.
Tucson and Pima County deputies report a solid lead in identifying three murdered Negro children found near Williams. Two tips pointed to a northside Tucson neighborhood where residents identified the victims as candy sellers from Mother's Day weekend. Detectives canvassed about 200 houses to verify the lead and seek witnesses who saw the children enter or exit a car or know their origins. Sheriff Cecil Richardson requested artists to sketch the children’s likeness for nationwide circulation if needed.
The Secret Service reports the public expense from counterfeit money in fiscal 1962 exceeded $500,000. Tipping the scale, $20 bills were the most frequently counterfeited denomination according to the U.S. Treasury men.
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