U S Steel Gary appoints two to fill retiring employee slots
U S Steel at Gary announces James R. Vilsock as chief mine inspector succeeding W S McConnell who retires after 27 years. C R Maberry named district industrial engineer, replacing Vilsock. McConnell and Maberry's career paths and family details noted.
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Co. W. Connor, Jr
United States Steel
Gary
James R. Vilsock
W. S. McConnell
U. S. Steel
Connor
C. R. Ma
C. R. Maberry
Welch
Kimball
West Virginia University
Maberry
Mie
Conisa Tarese
Garv
McConnell
No. 9
No. 7
No. 6
Thelma Scott
Menden
Thorpe
Westmoreland Bids Farewell On Enterprise Flight Deck
Gen. William C. Westmoreland spoke from the USS Enterprise on the 7th Fleet to pilots and sailors as he leaves command in South Vietnam. He said he would not discuss specific changes but noted recent enemy activity near Khe Sanh and A Shau.
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Enterprise
William C. Westmoreland
7Th Fleet
U.S
South Vietnam
North Vietnam
Westmoreland
Vinh
Philippines
Long Beach
Calif
Maryland
Khe Sanh
A Shau
100 Million Served Highlight Food Service Costs
Washington reports 100 million meals served outside the home last year cost operators 9.5 billion for goods. This accounted for 44.6 percent of the total bill for restaurants counters hospitals colleges and other food service establishments.
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Washington
Jordan Native Shot In Chicago
A South Side grocer and Jordan native Abder Rayyan, 55, was shot to death in his Chicago store as his daughter Zuhdeia, 22, watched. Police suspect revenge for Senator Kennedy’s assassination. two Black men entered, one fired twice behind Rayyan’s left ear, then fled. Rayyan’s nephew Yusuf Jaba, 35, also witnessed the incident.
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Chicago
South Side
Jordan
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Sirhan Bishara Sirhan
Abder Rayyan
Zuhdeia
Byrd to push bill making assassination of lawmakers a federal crime
Senator Robert Byrd plans to introduce a federal crime bill Monday that would outlaw assassination kidnapping or assault of United States Senators or Representatives. It includes the death penalty for first degree murder of lawmakers and notes Kennedy's assassin could have acted in states without or with limited death penalties. Byrd cites gaps in current federal law covering other officials.
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Washington
Robert Byrd
D-W.va
U. S. Senate
United States
Byrd
Sen
Robert Kennedy
West Virginia
U.S
Fire Stations Run With Minimal Manpower In Clarksburg
Fire Chief Hayward Burnside declared a state of emergency as the city staffed Central Fire Station and three substations with limited manpower. Twenty two firemen reported sick causing one substation to close, with two returning to help man the four stations. A Local 89 spokesman cited a dispute over minimum wage compliance under state law and said representatives would meet City Manager Newton Callaham to seek resolution.
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Clarksburg
Hayward Burnside
Burnswide
Local 89
International Assn
Newton M. Callaham
Only Negro Family In Detroit Suburb Moving
Dearborn Michigan AP reports the Knight family the only Black residents in Dearborn a suburb of Detroit will move back to Detroit after two and a half years. Harassment at schools and lack of acceptance prompted Rev Arthur Knight his wife and their four children to leave to be with their people.
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Detroit
Dearborn, Mich
Arthur Knight
Knight
Dearborn
Jerusalem Missionary Baptist Church
H. Gordon Odgers
Woodworth Junior High School
Keith Knight
Odgers
Keith
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J. R. Vilseck
Eninid
Melrose
Melrod
Cboure
Melrose Distillers CO
Wly,, KY
Dodge Boys
CHE Dodge Boys
W. R. Keesee & Company, Inc
Bluefield Avenue
Bluefield
W. VA
CTV
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Robert
Henry Ford Elementary
Lloyd M. Shoemaker
Rouge
Ford Motor Co
Orville Hubbard
Hubbard
Cheif
Knights
Mary Ambriz
Vuw
Stuart Damon
Alexandra Bastedo
William Gaunt
Neccolor
Abel Cable
Hsieh Tis
Bristol
Oak Hill
Roanoke
Huntington, W. Va
F.M. Music
TV Cable Corp
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