Ballot mailing for GCIW officers and candidate list
Ballots will be mailed Thursday to Guifimim members of the Humble OF and Refining Co. union with voting for officers and a wage increase offer. The candidate slate includes presidents, vice presidents of various departments, secretaries, treasurers, stewards across many departments, and maintenance and construction roles. Voting details and office dates are included in the mail packet.
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Humble OF and Refining Co
Guifimim
Coax Industrial Workers Union
Wien
Rey D. Kilough
Jack Fower
G. SC Tullos
Johnny Featherston
Jack Ashley
Jimmy Lavell
H. H. Box
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Nance Department
M.A. Golden
R. R. Connor
HR. W. Kerr
E. BR. Gregory Leonard Jones
L. J. Gardy Glenn W. Carlton
Labor Department
Ray A. Duncan
Clapham Junction Named World’s Busiest Rail Hub
Did you know Clapham Junction in Britain’s Southern Region handles over 2500 trains every 94 hours making it the world’s busiest rail junction. The fact underscores the station’s critical role in UK rail traffic and regional connectivity.
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Fol Fies Bergere Declines Mexico City Engagement
The Folies Bergere dance company of Las Vegas reportedly turned down an offer to perform in Mexico City due to the city's strict dress code restrictions. A separate report says police arrested a woman trying to sell her five month old son for 12 dollars and a judge ordered her commitment to a mental hospital while the child was placed in a foundling home. Adolfo Lopez Mateos attended a ceremony marking the 3th anniversary of the first land distribution to peasants under land reform, with initial distribution at Matamoros. Lopez Mateos plans a two to three day tour of Colima state to dedicate recently completed public works starting August 16.
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East West talks face harder path after test ban
Washington reports Khrushchev pushes for a broad nonaggression pact among NATO members as next talks loom. US officials doubt the plan, fearing recognition of East Germany and complicating Soviet hopes to move negotiations forward with Moscow. de Gaulle opposes the pact and nuclear test ban changes.
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Rescuers Find Body At Clear Lake Site
Rescuers recovered the body of Mrs. Margaret Wright, 45, from Clear Lake near Webster. She was found chest deep in water about 40 feet from the couple’s pier. Husband Lionel Wright reported she had last been seen around 5 p.m. and notified authorities when she was missing. The cause of death was not determined. The report notes that a separate international dispatch discusses U.S. and Soviet talks on European security and Berlin, with officials seeking to reduce tensions and avoid surprise attacks.
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Margaret Wright
Clear Lake
Webster
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