Jaycee Honors Arrive in David City at Installations Banquet
Jaycees and Mrs. Jaycee in David City received multiple honors at a banquet led by president Dennis Pill. Top award went to Dennis Pill with Silver Keys to Vid Meysonburg and Bill Souba. Other recognitions included several 100 percent membership citations, first year Jaycee honors, and new officers installed by Richard Sabala with Ed Meysenburg named president and Mrs Dennis Pohl succeeding as Mrs. Jaycee president.
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Dennis Pill
Vid Meysonburg
Bill Souba
Jim Redley
Garry Jeng Pal Kirby
Larry Vanis
Bill Hilger
O. William — Brownfield
Ken DeWis
U S dollar climbs as Watergate disclosures ease
The U S dollar strengthened against European currencies amid Watergate disclosures and anticipation of February trade figures in Washington The market saw little impact from former counsel John Dean testimony on early trials in exchange and gold markets The price of the molitl was unchanged at SH1Q35 on queer
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Washington
Joh W. Dean UT
Japan
Jondon
Mlanalay
Brankfurt
Mamlay
France
Zaviel Ab
Iu Wong Keng
Hong Kong
Jackson selected to insurance committee
State Insurance Director James M. Jackson was elected to the executive committee of the National Association of Insurance Commissioners. The selection was made at the association meeting this month in Washington DC, as announced by his office.
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James M. Jackson
National Association of Insurance Commissioners
Washington, D.C
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