Telephone workers here will get wage increase
About 90 Baytown employees of the General Telephone Co of the Southwest will receive pay boosts under a new operating contract signed Saturday by company officials and the Communications Workers of America. The agreement covers about 2,700 employees in Texas, Oklahoma, New Mexico, Arkansas and Louisiana with wage increases averaging above 13 cents per hour and individual raises from 2 to 9 cents. The one year contract runs July 21, 1962 to July 20, 1963 and took effect July 22. Negotiations were in San Angelo.
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Baytown
General Telephone Co
Southwest
Communications. Workers of America. J
Texas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Arkansas
Louisiana
KK. M. Dismang
General
Dismang
Mary
Telephone Company
San Angelo
Communications Workers of America
United States
Canada
Work Begins To Make Juarez Appealing Spot
Mexico City AP reports land has been bought and work started to make Juarez opposite El Paso bright for visitors. The initial phase costs nearly 2 million dollars and should finish in about two years in an area east of the main business district near Cordova Island bridge. A art museum and exhibitions are due next June with a 150 room hotel, a cinema, and a shopping center planned later, while a second Rio Grande bridge is under construction. Genocide is the name for murder of a race of people.
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Mexico City
Juarez
el Paso
National Frontier Program
Cordova Island
Rio Grande
Hospital Beat: New Arrivals and Admits at Gulf Coast and San Jacinto
Mrs E N Cartwright underwent surgery at Baytown Hospital and is in Room 208 with possible visitors. New admissions include Mrs Allan R Ott in Room 131 at Gulf Coast and Mrs James Coburn in Room 222. San Jacinto reports several new patients and two births, listing names and addresses.
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E. N. Cartwright
Baytown Hospital
Gulf Coast
Allan R. Ott
Houston
James
Coburn
Rosewood
Thomas BE
Pursewell
N. Pruett
San Jacinto
Ae Hall Bryan
Crosby
William T. Porter
Bayshore
Joseph Mack
Ridgeway
Larry Lee Pira
Highlands
Cheryl Lynn Ferrill
Minois
Lawrence R. Wedgeworth
Lois Kathleen
Clements
Scarlet
Albert F. Hood
W. Nazro
Raymond Prather
Tennessee
Gulf Announces iNew Assignments In Economics
Gulf Oil Corp. announces two new appointments in its planning and economics department. Mrs. Robert L. Finkbine, 23, and her husband file a suit seeking court permission to abort her three month pregnancy. The complaint alleges the drug linked to malformed births threatens long range corporate plans.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Pittsburgh
Gulf Oi! Corp
Assight
Robert L. Finkbine
Jerry McAfee
Vice Press
Gulf
Warren B. Davis
Maricopa Coun
Will Kelly
Nancy
Paul
Revere
Texas Savings Bond Drive Reaches Six Month Total
Total nine million in Texas savings bond sales for the first six months reached 76 million 720 875 with Harigty reporting 9 017 496. The Gates to Hayes County were 1 890 453 John H Wimberly county chairman said the total for Texas in June was 11 480 268. The six month total in Texas represents 102 3 percent of the 1 5 million dollar Freedom Bond Drive goal. The achievement shows national support for the drive and helps the nation. Gulf Oil Corp reports profits totaling 151 million in the six months ended. Production rises of crude oil condensate and natural gas liquids.
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Texas
Hairig Ty
Hayes County
John H. Wimberly
Baer
Gulf Oil Corp
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East Harris County Medical Society
Hospital
Carl Lee Ruez
Utah
Harris County Fs&l
Ronan
Pickrell
Finkbine
Harris County Federal Savings and Loan
Pele Street
Harris County
Germany
England
Australia
Europe
Petit
Aaa
Diamond Merchants OF America
Hed Id Saar
Gulf Oil
SEARS
Roebuck
Kenmore
West Texas
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