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Newspaper

Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1963

Page

6

Las Vegas Sun Publisher and Staff Directory Page

Local Las Vegas Sun masthead lists editor roles and staff positions including executive editor, city editor, sports editor, women editor, and managers. Provides address at 900 South Main Street Las Vegas Nevada and notes post office designation and press associations.

Las Vegas Sun, Inc South Main Street Las Vegas Nevada Ruthe Deskin Bryn Armstrong Joe McClain Noel Greenwood Dav 0 Bradley Alan Laythorpe Gerry Appleby DO. James Bob Belz Hermak Weier Norvell Wood Nevada State Press Association American Newspaper Publisher’s Association Califormic Newspaper Publisher Association The Audit Bureau of Circulation

Test Looms Of States Police Power In Nevada Gambling

A Nevada federal case questions whether the state can bar individuals from licensed casinos. John Marshall challenges eviction from the Desert Inn claiming civil rights violations. The suit tests police power to decide who may patronize casinos and its implications for current investigations into gang connections.

John Marshall Marshall Caifano Desert Inn Nevada Marshall Gaming Control Board Sam Giancana Lake Tahoe Joseph Doc) Stacher Las Vegas

Almanac Today in History September 10 1963

Almanac notes today is September 10 1963 the third day of the year with 112 to follow The Moon is last quarter Jupiter shines as morning star Saturn Mars and Jupiter visible In history 1813 Perry defeats British squadron in Lake Erie 1846 Howe patent sewing machine 1896 Elizabeth assassination 1844 US shells reach German soil First Army from US.

Jupiter Saturn Mars U.S Oliver H. Perry Lake Elias Howe Elizabeth Austria-Hungary United Scates 1St Army

Federal Reserve Ready to Waive Gold Coverage if Gold Drains

The Kennedy administration contemplates using a decades old emergency power to suspend the 25 percent currency coverage if U S gold reserves fall below 12 3 billion to back dollars The move would enable selling gold to foreign creditors to support the dollar while avoiding devaluation The plan involves Treasury Dillon and Reserve Board Chairman William McC Martin who said the option would be used only in a grave monetary crisis and in coordination with the administration and Congress

Washington Federal Reserve Kennedy Reserve Board Reserve William McC. Martin Treasury Dillon Ways and Means Committee Joint Economic Committee Paul Douglas D-Ii France West Germany Italy Japan U. S Jack Miller Aluwa Miller Federal Reserve System Martin J. L. Robertson House Banking & Currency Committee William Widnall R-N.j William Brock R-Tenn Widnall Robertson Congress Brock Federal Reserve Board

Ruark reminiscences on Gray and Odets shaping a troubled era

The piece recalls Glen Gray and Clifford Odets as emblematic figures of the 1930s hardship era. It contrasts Gray’s cooperative Casa Loma Orchestra with Odets’s radical theater, noting the moodful music and bleak social context that influenced both artists and their work. It also touches on postwar economic debates about gold reserves and U S policy, mentioning Brookings economist Dr. Walter Salant and lawmakers Javits and Lausche.

Glen Gray Clifford Odets Times Gray Jean Goldkette Goldkette Kemp Weems Chicago New York Odets Lefty Eric Hatch Hollywood

Community letter urges self tax to save schools

Vivian Phillips appeals through the Where We Stand column urging Clark County residents to impose a self tax for schools amid debate over sales tax reform. She cites 51,000 students, suggests a $5 per child levy raising $225,000, and asks for broader contributions to prevent educational decline.

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Turbulent Tampa Unrest Strikes Florida Utilities and Public Safety

A surge of violence began July 11 in the Tampa area linked to Local 824 electrical workers with kerosene bombs, arson, and sabotage. Attackers damaged General Telephone assets, cut 67,400 phones, and disrupted hospitals, airports, and weather stations across multiple counties. Police arrested at least 65 suspects, with injuries to responders during cable and line damage episodes, culminating in Aug 27 shootings during repairs.

Washington D.C Florida Tampa Caracas Venezuela General Telephone Co International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Tampa International U.S Weather Bureau Gulf of Mexico FBI Tampa - Zephyr Hills St. Joseph's Hospital Lakeland Brick and Seco

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