Searles High football eyes 390 candidates turnout
Great Barrington Searles High prepares for a large football candidate turnout of 35 Tuesday in the gym from 1 to 3 pm for equipment distribution and team pictures. The full squad, eight holdovers, begins practice Wednesday with a 1 am meeting and 1:30 am physicals, then 3:30 to 5 pm sessions after school starts.
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Great Barrington
Searles High School
John O. LaFontana
Jim McClellan
Ami
Dick Coons
Sophmore Bob Shay
Ed Viscardi
Bob Gray
Bill
AIC Slated Forest Drill Tomorrow
American International College prepares to begin its 27th football season with about 49 candidates reporting to Coach Gay Salvucci. Sixteen lettermen and an equal number of sophomores form a large squad, led by captains George Arguin and Ron Caurnayer, as they train for the opener against the University of Vermont at AIC Park on September 21.
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American International College
Gay Saloucei
Cocaptains
George Arguin
New Bedford
Ron Caurnayer
Southbridge
University of Vermont
Aic Park
Salvucci
AIC
Joe Louis Debuts as Casino Entertainer in Las Vegas
Joe Louis, 49, began a casino entertainment run in Las Vegas performing a song and dance act with Pearl Bailey. He appeared in luminous boxing shoes as chorus girls danced, sharing praise for his boxing fame and noting the high pay of show business.
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Las Vegas
Nev. AP
Joe Louis
Pearl Bailey
Louis
Miss Bailey
Jim
Joe
Jets Sign Butts Bob Not Wally
Bob Butts, a 240 pound free agent, was signed by the New York Jets of the American Football League Friday and was inserted as the left linebacker for the game with the Boston Patriots in Rutgers Stadium on Sunday.
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Peekskill
N.Y
Bob Butts
New York Jets
American Football League
Boston Patriots
Rutgers Stadium
GE Proposes 28 Pay and Benefits Improvements
General Electric reports early talks with over 100 unions to replace expiring contracts. Proposals reflect joint company and union efforts, aiming to raise living standards while staying fair within today’s competitive environment.
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General Electric
GE 1963 proposal boosts vacations and benefits
General Electric outlines pay hikes and expanded benefits for 1963. Enhancements include 3 and 4 week vacations, flexible use of excess vacation time, higher medical insurance payments, increased retirement benefits, expanded paid holidays, liberalized death-in-family time, and improved Income Extension Aid Plan for layoff protection.
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General Electric
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