UNICEF Nobel Prize Promise Keeps Nonpolitical Image
UNICEF leader Harry R. Labouisse defends the body's nonpolitical stand as he prepares to accept the Nobel Peace Prize in Oslo for 1965. He says UNICEF helps children regardless of race color or origin and would aid North Viet Nam only if asked. Also reported an American VA doctor missing in Amsterdam after a storm, presumed to have fallen into a canal.
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United Nations
Norway
United Nations Children's Fund
Viet Nam
Harry R. Labouisse
Oslo
Labouisse
U. N. Children’s Fund
Unicef
North Viet Nam
General Assembly
North
Amsterdam
Netherlands
U. S
Richard Follis
Washington
Piet Landman
Follis
U. S. Veterans Administration
Tehran
Iran
Landman
Weirton Pact Provides Wage Boost for Steelworkers
Weirton Steel Co and the Independent Steelworkers Union ratified a three year labor contract granting 16 cent per hour increases and retroactive pay of five cents to last May for about 10,000 employees. The deal includes an immediate 10 cent raise and a 5 cent raise on August 1, 1967 along with higher insurance, retirement and pension benefits.
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Weirton
Weirton Steel Co
Independent Steelworkers Union
Weirton Steel
C. G. Tournay
ISU
Ralph Burkey
Pension
Modern total electric school faces shifting energy costs
In a fully electric school, energy use hinges on inexpensive electricity while natural gas prices rise, reshaping budgeting and operations as utilities trends shift.
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West Virginia
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