Railroads and unions clash over wage plan
Washington reports a split over a 10.2 cent an hour wage rise for 500000 non-operating and operating railroad workers. Union leaders push for 25 cents, industry counters that the proposal inflates costs. An emergency board’s recommendation, amid stalled talks, awaits action with key meetings set for May 15 and two weeks to decide.
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UPI
George E. Leighty
Kennedy
Ipanel
Iell
Council of Economic Advisers
Ishty ' Q
Pee
Leighty
Railway ‘Labor Act
iMay
Wolfe
R. E. Johnson
Rock Island Railroad
Pearry
Madison Heights Band Boosters elect officers for 1962 63
The Madison Heights Band Booster Club selected new officers at its final meeting of the year. Jack Wood was advanced from vice president to president for the 1962 63 school year, succeeding retiring president John Nash. Other officers elected were Lowell Shearer vice president Dr H S Hollar treasurer and Mrs Les Ward secretary. The group planned a May 25 party at 8 pm in the gym with many door prizes including a television set. Francis E Barker MH band director outlined summer activities. Refreshments followed.
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Madison Heights
Jack Wood
John Nash
Lowell Shearer
HS. ‘Hollar
Les i Ward
Igym
J. Francis E. Barker
MH Band
Welsh urges funding plans alongside large state programs
Indiana Governor Welsh told an Indianapolis dinner that groups advocating costly state programs must also propose funding sources. He said the state cannot manufacture money and stressed that programs require paying means. He urged the Indiana Association for Mental Health to ensure supporting legislators commit to funding.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Welsh
Indiana
Indiana Association For MentalHealth
Istate
Anderson Teachers Slated To Speak At Ball State
Three Anderson high school teachers will speak at Eastern Indiana Journalism Day at Ball State Teachers College on Saturday May 3. Thirty three workshops are set for high school newspaper staffs and the yearbook staffs. two for sponsors. Representing from Anderson will be Lee Pursiey Frank Woschit and Dean Speicher. An all-American book topic is explored by Highland High School. The AP item notes satellite network bill advances in the House with final votes pending.
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Muncie
Anderson High
Indiana
Ball State Teachers College
Anderson
Lee Pursiey
Anderson ‘High School
Voice ofAuthority
Frank Woschit
Anderson High School
Dean Speicher
Highland High School
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