Bank examiners in Las Vegas lighten up with the reels
In Las Vegas bank examiners meeting as NASBS members tour 24 hour gambling life. They joke about losses and economics while enjoying nickel slot machines and a French revue dinner show. The convention ends today amid conservative commentary on the city’s temptations. In Tijuana a Romanian refugee turned casino invester Mayer reappears bankrupt, claiming a cultural gambit failed. Joe Brody salutes Columbus with a heart shaped floral display in Columbus Circle after arriving penniless two years ago and thriving as a New York restaurateur.
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National Association of Supervisors of State Banks
Tituana
Mexico
Ziv Mayer
Romania
Caliente
San Diego
Mayer
Tijuana
New York
Joe Brody
Columbus Circle
Christopher
Columbus
Brody
Greenwich Village
Ford Walkout Still On in 25 Districts
Ford production may resume in 25 districts as unresolved issues are reviewed by the International Executive Board after a national three year labor pact with UAW. Reuther to recommend approval and a nationwide strike end, locals with legitimate problems may stay out until resolved. Ford aims to return to work by Monday with talks led by Malcolm Denise. Local 72 ratification on AM's profit sharing contract ordered.
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Ford Motor Co
United Auto Workers Union
UAW
Walter P. Reuther
Ford National Council
International Executive
International Executive Board
Reuther
Malcolm L. Denise
Ford
International Board
Kenosha
Wis
American Motors
Ford Men Due on Jobs Next Week in L A Area
An auto union spokesman says striking workers at two Ford plants in the Los Angeles area will likely return to work early next week. James Carver of United Auto Workers Local 923 cites a workable agreement, though not official, and doubts a return before Monday. Local issues at 25 other Ford plants nationwide remain unresolved.
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Ford Motor Co
Los Angeles
James Carver
United Auto Workers
Soviet Union fires 20th atomic blast since resuming tests
Washington reports another atmospheric nuclear detonation by the Soviet Union in the Semipalatinsk area, likely under one megaton. Kennedy had said there were over 20 tests, with the government later noting it knew of some tests not publicly announced. White House press secretary explained the timing aimed at not revealing U.S. detection methods.
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Kennedy
Semipalatinsk
Siberia
Arctic
White House
Pierre Salinger
U.S
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DuPont
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