Firms Furnish Vacation Tips
New York AP report describes how offices prepare for vacationers and the bosses who fill in. It presents 10 rules from American Photo Equipment Co to help secretaries avoid a desk avalanche, stay organized, and return smoothly. The tips include informing others in advance, sharing contact details, catching up before leaving, clearing personal items, and returning on schedule.
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New York
TWA Workers Gain 8 Percent Pay Rise for Flight Attendants
An arbitration board awarded TWA hostesses and pursers an eight percent pay increase retroactive to May 1, 1959, with an additional five percent effective February 8. The National Mediation Board denied a separate jet differential but granted reduced monthly flying hours, setting jet duty caps at 78% of monthly hours for domestic cabin staff and 23,544 hours per quarter for international duty, with retroactive boosts for those who flew jets since May last year.
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Trans World Airlines
David J. Cromie
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National Mediation Board
Assny
Trail Room to Host Superlative T-Bone Dinner Night
A guest proclaims he would rather spend his money on a top tier T-Bone steak dinner at the Trail Room, signaling a preference for fine dining over other entertainments and highlighting local restaurant ventures.
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Trail Room
Witherspoon Fought for U S Christian Life
John Witherspoon, minister of the Presbyterian Church and signatory of the Declaration, shaped American Presbyterian views toward independence. As president of the College of New Jersey he influenced James Madison. nine Princeton alumni helped draft the Constitution. He defied religious upheaval in Scotland, joined New Jersey in 1768, and urged civil and religious liberty in a Princeton sermon before the Declaration.
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Witherspoon
College of New Jersey
Princeton
James Madison
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Reruns and four new TV programs debut next week
AP TV Radio writer Cynthia Lowry reports a typical summer week with mostly reruns and four new programs. CBS kicks off with Video Village hosted by Jack Narz, NBC debuts Moment of Fear starring MacDonald Carey in The Golden Deed, plus Silent Voice on Ed Sullivan and Murder Me Nicely on NBC. NBC airs One Loud Clear Voice Monday, Diagnosis Homicide Tuesday, This Is Your Life Wednesday, Wrangler Thursday, and CBS Adventure Theatre with a mix of old shows.
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Larry Blyden
Lowell Thomas
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