Uncle Frank also inadvertently cost a Las Vegas Rabbi his job:

Las Vegas synagogues in the Fifties had difficulty recruiting and holding Rabbis because the seminaries that graduated and placed them disapproved of Sin City. Rabbi Arthur Liebowitz of Temple Beth Shalom had his contract up for renewal in May '57. Many of his supporters on the Temple's Board were owners or managers of casinos. After Costello was shot by The Chin, police searched him and found notes containing the exact amount of a skim from a Vegas casino. The Temple Board members were so panicked by this news that they forgot all about the Board meeting on the Rabbi''s contract while they figured out what to do. The remaining members of the Temple Board voted to end the Rabbi's contract.