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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1963
Page
11
UPI reports a Dow Jones closing range with varied moves across major averages. Stocks such as PEME and GP edged up while others fell, as trading volume details and bond indices showed modest changes.
A dense listing shows numerous companies with percent figures, including Alcoa Alum 61, Am Motors 8, American Can unknown, Atl Anacon Co 52, Anaconda 52, Armour Co 45, Exxon, Gulf etc. The page compiles closing stock percentages from many firms such as Ford Mot 48, General Motors T%4, Goodyear 2, Westinghouse 47, Woolworth 73, Kenne Cop 75, Zenith Rad 54, and others across steel, oil, utilities, and manufacturing sectors.
Thai King Bhumibol Adulyadej and Queen Sirikit arrived in Tokyo for a 10 day state visit to Japan, aiming to strengthen ties and discuss regional issues with Japanese leaders.
A UPI report says a U.S. scientific delegation led by Glenn T. Seaborg visited a new Soviet atomic research center in Ulyanovsk. The group was invited by Andronic Petrosyants, chairman of the USSR State Committee on Atomic Energy.
Town of NEW ROMNEY in England reports Mayor James Ellis apologized after Douglas Gilham was removed from the mayoral serjeant role for outgrowing the 25 year old black and gold uniform. The mayor noted the city is no longer as prosperous as in its smuggling heyday.
A married couple their five year old daughter and another man forced through Iron Curtain barbed wire into West Germany near KRONACH Bavarian border police said yesterday.
An amusement park train tipped over in a western France town killing one person and injuring ten others. The accident occurred last night as riders were aboard the park’s miniature railway. Local authorities investigated the cause of the derailment.
Farmers Home Administration announces loan opportunities for nonprofit groups and corporations to fund rental housing for seniors in rural areas. A revolving fund, initially one million dollars with potential to reach fifty million, offers 3 percent interest and up to fifty years repayment. Eligible groups include private nonprofits and cooperatives. loans support apartments and independent living facilities but not nursing homes.
In Clark County Nevada the State summons Demetra Crenshaw and Harold Crenshaw with Helen Scott Reed as Clerk. Plaintiff Nelle Price Brawner seeks dissolution of marriage by 20 days after service. Publication dates May 28 through June 25 1963.
The Clark County Board of Commissioners will receive sealed bids from qualified suppliers at the Office of the Purchasing Agent Las Vegas until 10 00 A M on June 20 1963 for microfilming equipment to be delivered and installed in the Courthouse Building All bids must be FOB Las Vegas and clearly marked Bid for Microfilming Equipment The county may reject all bids and re advertise Helen Scott Reed County Clerk Las Vegas Sun May 2 June 4 and 11 1963
The First National Bank of Nevada board met in the new Southern Nevada headquarters on the second floor of the expanded South Boulevard building. Directors reviewed plans for the Main and Oakey branch, the Convention Center office, and a high rise bank across from the courthouse on Carson Street. Attending were W. W. Hopper, Paul S. Garwood, H. S. Gorman, R. B. Griffith, G. B. Harris, E. J. Maupin Jr., G. K. Prather, F. L. Ronnow, F. A. Tracy, Roy Young, and FE. HM. Fite.
Warner Bros re releases the film Giant headlined by James Dean Elizabeth Taylor and Rock Hudson with Carroll Baker also starring. The epic ranks among the top grossing pictures and returns to theaters this month.
Saltillo reports silver remains the bright spot in Mexico’s depressed mining sector. Officials say silver adds about 190 million pesos annually, helping offset losses from low lead and zinc prices. Mexico remains the top global silver producer at roughly 4 million troy ounces yearly. A government aid plan is urged to sustain and expand mineral output amid tougher market conditions.
The Supreme Court 6 to 3 affirms German S. Lopez of Massachusetts for bribing an Internal Revenue agent. The ruling may affect three Californians facing the gas chamber. A recording device captured the conversations at Clausen's Inn despite defense objections.
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