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Story February 16, 1953

The Nome Nugget

Nome, Nome County, Alaska

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Sen. Pat McCarran (D-Nev.) and 20 Las Vegas casinos settled a $225,000 antitrust lawsuit out of court with publisher H.M. Greenberg of the Las Vegas Sun, who alleged they conspired to pull advertising over his criticism of McCarran. Settlement estimated at $76,000-$86,000 in Greenberg's favor.

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Sen. McCarran Settles Out of Court In Suit By Nevada Publisher

LAS VEGAS, Nev., (AP) A $225,000 damage suit against Sen. Pat McCarran (D-Nev) and 20 Las Vegas gambling casinos and hotels has been settled out of court.

Terms of the mid-trial settlement of the suit brought by publisher H. M. Greenberg of the Las Vegas Sun were not disclosed.

But a reliable source reported that it was in favor of Greenberg in a sum estimated at between $76,000 and $86,000.

Greenberg charged that Sen. McCarran and the casinos conspired in violation of anti-trust laws to discontinue casino and hotel advertising in the paper because of his published comments critical of McCarran. The charges were denied by McCarran and his co-defendants.

What sub-type of article is it?

Historical Event

What themes does it cover?

Justice Deception

What keywords are associated?

Lawsuit Settlement Antitrust Conspiracy Political Criticism Las Vegas Casinos Pat Mccarran

What entities or persons were involved?

Sen. Pat Mccarran H. M. Greenberg

Where did it happen?

Las Vegas, Nev.

Story Details

Key Persons

Sen. Pat Mccarran H. M. Greenberg

Location

Las Vegas, Nev.

Story Details

Publisher H. M. Greenberg sued Sen. Pat McCarran and 20 Las Vegas gambling casinos and hotels for $225,000, alleging conspiracy in violation of anti-trust laws to discontinue advertising due to critical comments about McCarran. The suit was settled out of court mid-trial in Greenberg's favor for an estimated $76,000 to $86,000.

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