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Newspaper

Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1963

Page

9

Dillon Optimistic France Won’t Challenge U S Gold Reserves

Treasury Secretary Douglas Dillon expects Charles de Gaulle to avoid bold moves on gold despite tensions. He notes France holds about 3.71 billion in reserves, with 2.6 billion in gold and 1.1 billion in currency, mainly dollars, and that most holdings are in U S Treasury securities. Dillon cites France’s role in supporting the gold exchange system and debt repayments, preserving confidence in international finance.

Washington France United States Treasury Douglas Dillon Charles de Gaulle Uncle Sam U.S. Treasury U.S Sen Wayne Morse D.-Ore Dillon Nada World Bank Dillon Vejed Free World

Bids Open for Nevada Test Site Drilling Project

Bids for the drilling project at the Nevada Test Site will be opened at 2 p.m. March 22 at the Atomic Energy Commission Las Vegas office. AEC says plans and specs were revised last Monday for sampling rock strata, geophysical data, water saturation depth, and hydrologic data.

Nevada Atomic Energy Commission AEC South Main Street Las Vegas

Inmate Rejects Roving Reporter Job at Penitentiary

The State Penitentiary admitted it sought new talent but rejected an inmate’s application to work as a roving reporter. The incident highlights prison work program limits and employment policies. The case raises questions about opportunities for inmate workers within correctional institutions.

Columbia State Penitentiary

Chauffeur Uses Rolls Royce as Side Taxi in Spare Time

A Daily Telegraph columnist in London said yesterday he knows a chauffeur who drives a Rolls Royce as a casual taxi in his spare time.

London UPL Daily Telegraph

West Args Or A4 O3597 A&J94 Bribdg Artistic Touch

Bridge column by Alfred Sheinwold discusses how subtle artistic technique can mislead an opponent. The piece contrasts apprentice and artist play, noting how a fine touch decides many hands. Reading the card layout shows typical bridge signaling and defensive challenges.

Fast South West North lA Pu Pass Pass a

Bridge column recounts a game where West leads spades, Maltz earns the contract while Fast finesses spades. It discusses strategy, guessing South's spades, and a misguess by West. The column notes classic tactics and cites Sheinwold references.

West Chuck Maltz Los Angeles East South

Art League Exhibits Across Nevada Sites

Paintings by Bill Willard hang at Nevada State Bank downtown in Las Vegas with Las Vegas Art League sponsorship. Joe Mast works display in the governor and lieutenant governor offices in the State Building with league sponsorship. The Mesquite Club hosts a floral paintings exhibit by Las Vegas Art League members.

Bill Willard Nevada State Bank 4Th and Carson Las Vegas Joe Mast State Building 2Nd and Bonanza Las Vegas Art League Oasis Model Homes Mort Vlorey Nellis Afb Lake Highway

Germans plan Bundestag hall facelift and housing project

Bonn West Germany prepares a 50 million dollar program to build permanent government housing and a 175 million dollar facelift of traffic patterns. The centerpiece is a 26 story Bundestag office building, symbolizing divided Germany and set to anchor a government complex.

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Government auditors report $162 million in savings

GAO and Comptroller General Joseph Campbell say investigators saved taxpayers 162,875,000 last year. They scrutinized 2,505 locations worldwide including 22 foreign countries, uncovering waste and overcharges from belt loops to ship repair parts. GAO reviews government spending as Congress’s investigative arm.

Washington Joseph Campbell General Accounting Office GAO The Congress

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