Publishers Stand Firm as ITU Funds Strike
New York publishers refuse to yield in the 62 day city newspaper strike as a nationwide ITU vote approves a strike fund assessment. About 25,203 favoring and 6,715 against the 3 percent payroll contribution would add $2 million monthly to the union treasury to sustain the walkout.
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New York
UPS
New’ ‘York
International Typographical Union
Colorado Springs
Cols
ITU
Walter N. Thayer
New York Herald Tribune
Publishers’ Association of
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Elmer Brown
Colorado
Bertram A. Powers
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Honor Roll Students Cited At Central Junior High
Dr Enoch Drumm, principal, announced the first semester honor roll at Central Junior High. Special mention lists 30 plus students with straight A or mention status while the honor roll includes a long roster of students achieving B or better marks across the school.
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Enoch Drumm
Central Junior High School
Schual
Barbara Bell
Pamela Black
Gregory
Bright
Virginia Goss
Dianna Greiner
Gunta Grencions
Patricia Hall
Stephen Hardacre
Linda Hiscox
Linda Hodson
Janice Jerram
Arlene Johnson
Sarah Kinney
Enola Kinsley
Anita Lee
Kathleen Malone
Constance Nipple
Nichola Norton
Karen Perkins
Ruth Phillips
Jan Polhemus
Janet Roettinger
Nancy Shannon
Steven Slick
Anita Smith
Rodney Anderson
Marlene Archey
Larry Arms
Shirley Armstrong
Larry Arnold
Phillip Attebury
Gary Barron
Paul Blair
Bruce Boerner
Susan Boone
Barbara Brown
Belinda Bryan
Susan Bryan
Cynthia Carter
Rebecca Christiansen
Todd Clear
James Coats
Constance Crane
Jerry Dickerson
Carrie Dixon
Minetta Dulin
Tim East
Joel Ebbertt
Stephanie Ehle
Connie Eskew
Dan Butsler
Peggy Fawbush
Elizabeth Feemster
Jane Flatt
Joh Forcum
Jacqueline Forkner
Jill Forkner
Tom Frank
David Gillaspy
Douglas Givens
Tamra Greeson
Jeanne Hanna
Sandral Hanna
Nancy Hardwick
Phil’ Harris
Vivian Heckman
Rodney Hershberger
Keith Hinton
Diannla Hobbs
Carol Hodges
Susan Horeway
Jerry Hughes
Bobbie Huntley
Steve Huntley
Rodney Jarvis
Betty Johnson
Beverly Jones
Gloria Jones
Susie Jones
Melissa McCarel
James McMahon
Betsy McNabney
Steven Mains
Larry Maxwell
Anita Mills
Carol Millspaugh
Thomas
Williams Arrives in Algeria for African Affairs Talks
Mennen Williams, U.S. assistant secretary of state for African affairs, arrived in Oran on Tuesday to tour Algeria. He planned discussions with Premier Ahmed Ben Bella on renewed American aid and evaluated plans to employ thousands through land development and reforestation.
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Oran
Algeria
UPD
G. Mennen Williams
U.S
Williams
Ahmed Ben Bella
DeMolay Chapter Organized by Daleville Masons
Daleville Masons organize DeMolay chapter at the Masonic Temple beginning at 4 p.m. with initiation by Edward Burke Chapter members and public viewing. Charter class includes McNew Snider Zirkle Parker Kalvert Babb Burcham Barnell Purvis Ree. installation of officers set for February 14 with public access. Stated meetings to follow on the 2nd and 4th Thursdays at 7 p.m.
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Orval Wild Chapler
Satur Lson
Thomas
T Jay
Daleville/Perker
Gene Masonic Temple
Welker
Andi P
Marion Costerison
Edward Burke
Muncie
DeMolay delMax McNew
Jerry Snider
Wen
Dennis
Burcham
Frank Barnell
Dennis Ome
Lateg Hee Ee Tone
Wilber Purvis
Paul
Larry Bullock
Eranilee
Frank Bullock
John Ve
McDaniel
Dennis Costers
Visory Counil
William
sKidd
Genes Bibie
iClevenger
Robert
Edmund Burke Baltle
Crassigre Sack Pierce
Robbes
Bethel
Crert Milhollin
Tommie Grant
Job
Sue Painter
Zapel
DeMolay
Masonic Temple
European Development Fund spends 520 million on African projects
The Common Market's European Development Fund has spent nearly 520 million dollars on 304 projects in former African colonies. The fund has operated for five years, with members including France West Germany Italy Belgium the Netherlands and Luxembourg.
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Brussels
API
European Development Fund
France
West Germany
Italy
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
South America
North America
Margaret Cancels Paris Visit Amid European Tensions
British plans to visit Paris for March 8 to 11 were scrapped amid pressure over De Gaulle’s veto of Britain’s Common Market bid. Kensington Palace cited official caution as doctors’ strikes and labor unrest ripple across Europe, with Adenauer urging cancellation as a signaling move.
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Strasbourg
France
de Gaulle
Paris
United
England
London
Britain
Princess Margaret
Paris-Moscow
Italy
Nikita Khrushchev
Kensing
J Palace
Mary
Konrad Adenauer
Kensington Palace
Adenauer
Margaret
Count Gaulle
Elizabeth
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