Maids Walk Off Radford College Job Over Window Ladders
Seventeen maids at Radford College quit rather than wash inner dormitory windows on ladders. The college fired them, citing the site’s state requirements and danger concerns from three story heights.
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Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Radford College
Radford
Emaids
Ellis Moran
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Snowy Summer Forecast for Iserian Ski Season
In Val d’Isère France an Alpine resort in the Iserian range eyes a snowy summer influenced opening this Saturday. Officials predict ample snow cover despite the season’s warm spell with terrain prepared for early-season runs and lift operations planned to begin on schedule.
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France
Iserian Range
Prince Edward tuition grants repaid in full to county
Prince Edward County supervisors told a federal court they fully repaid more than 181000 dollars originally paid as tuition grants to white parents for sending children to segregated schools. They asked the 4th Circuit to dismiss a civil contempt order. An earlier report noted 125000 had been returned and the extension to recover the rest was approved to June 23.
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Prince Edward County
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U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
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North Korean Pilots Might Fight U S Forces Over Vietnam
South Korea's air force chief said NK pilots could be flying combat missions against American crews over North Vietnam. He cited Soviet surface to air missiles in North Korea and estimated 30 to 50 NK pilots in North Vietnam, with the Pentagon listing about 25. No evidence of actual NK combat missions was found.
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Chang Chi-Ryang
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Humphrey Visits Truman at Independence Home
Vice President Hubert Humphrey called on former President Truman in Independence for a family oriented visit. They met in the library and spoke about grandchildren and current politics while Truman, age 83, remains limited by health.
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Hubert Humphrey
Harry Truman
Johnson’s. Humphrey
Kansas City
Communications Workers of America
Minnesota
Truman
Humphrey
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Presin Pan
Japan Exports 1823 Tons Chewing Gum Last Year
Japan exported 1,823 tons of chewing gum in the previous year, up 50.7 percent from the year before, with most shipments going to Southeast Asian nations, according to the Japan Confectionery Association.
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Tokyo
Japan
Japan Confectionery Association
Prisoner Escapes At O'Hare Airport
Police hunted Wednesday for a prison escapee who fled at O'Hare International Airport while being transferred to Richmond Virginia. Paul Tyree 29 was later caught in Tulsa Oklahoma as Carl Fry a Virginia prison official helped return him to Virginia. Tyree fled while waiting to transfer planes Tuesday night at Chicago terminal not bound by handcuffs on the plane. He was serving a burglary sentence.
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Paul Tyree
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