Washington FBLA panel on Good Citizenship discussed youth conduct
Mayor Robert Johnson opened a Washington high school FBLA panel on good citizenship noting teens' organization and urging action over apathy. Other panelists included Dr. Ira Semler, Charles Gardner, Donald Lynch, Kathy Gobidas, and Joanne Murphy. They stressed self values at home, the cheating issue, church and PTA involvement, early citizenship development, and the media role in informing citizens.
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Robert Johnson
Future Business Leaders of America Club
Washington High School
Ira Semler
Cedar Rapids
Charles Gardner
National Office Management Assn
Donald Lynch
Washington Commercial
Kathy Gobidas
Washington Fbla
Joanne Murphy
Mt. Mercy College
Johnson
Khrushchev
Lynch
Gardner
Semler
Miss Murphy
Future Business Leaders Club
Armstrong's
Ira J. Semler
Washington
Kathy Cobidas
FBLA
Robert L. Johnson
Gailbraith to Resign Soon From India Post
U S Ambassador John Kenneth Galbraith announced he will resign in the summer or early autumn to return to Harvard teaching. He previously taught economics there before Kennedy appointed him ambassador to India and did not confirm a successor.
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New Delhi
U. S
John Kenneth Galbraith
Harvard
Kennedy
India
Chester Bowles
Hospital Given Seized Liquor For Charity Use
Sixty cases of seized gin and scotch were turned over to Children's Variety hospital by a criminal court. Judge Ben Willard said the liquor is too good to be destroyed and officials plan to sell it to raise money for the hospital.
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Miami
Criminal Court
Children’s Variety Hospital
Ben Willard
Phone Workers Plan Drive for Benefit Gains
MIAMI BEACH AP A new labor trouble area opened Wednesday with word that the Telephone Workers' union plans a drive to win substantial benefit gains from the Bell System's 4 billion pension reserve. Joseph Beirne said the union will push in 1963 negotiations for improved pensions for about 400000 AT and T employees. The average pension for 69000 retirees is 78 dollars monthly, with a 125 million dollar annual interest yield, enough to fund current benefits without touching principal. The union seeks elimination of half social security offset, pension increases, survivor benefits, hospital and surgical insurance, higher wages and longer vacations. Formal proposals arrive after a Chicago policy meeting March 22 2022. Beirne floated a six month paid sabbatical every five years after 15 years service.
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Miami Beach
Telephone Workers’ Union
Bell System
Joseph Beirne
Afl-Cio Communications Workers of America
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Bell Telephone
Bierne
Bienne
Wisconsin
Illinois
Ohio
California
Michigan
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
North and
South Dakota
Iowa
Nebraska
Minnesota
District of Columbia
Chicago
Beirne
Donovan Plans To Confer Soon On 23 Prisoners
New York lawyer James B Donovan says he will return to Cuba to confer with Premier Castro over the release of 23 American prisoners. He expects their release within weeks and notes no goods exchange will be involved. He cites the ransom’s effect on U.S. image and explains negotiations shifted to drugs instead of food to avoid boosting Cuba’s economy.
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Donovan
Chicago
New York
James B. Donovan
Cuba
Premier Castro
Inland Daily Press Assn
U.S
U. S
Castro
Caracas Subway Bid Returned By French Firm
The General Society of Trac tion and Exploitation, the firm that built Paris Metro, renews a Caracas subway offer as it currently constructs lines in Montreal and Haifa.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Paris
General Society of Traction and Exploitation
Montreal
Haifa
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