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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1962
Page
14
Margery Hurst runs the world’s largest secretarial agency with over 7,000 women, balancing respect, pay, and personal interest. She credits wartime service, a liberal office culture, and modern decor for success while warning against boss secretary romance harming office esprit.
Los Angeles AP Joseph C. Shell the last to Nixon in the Republican gubernatorial primary endorsed the man who defeated him after a Monday night meeting at a friend's home. Shell, leader of California’s conservative Republican wing, said Nixon gave no commitments.
Vivian Brown details common motherly irritants voiced by hosts when a visiting girl stays over. From giggling and indeterminacy to laundering indoors and monopolizing the bathroom, the piece lists behaviors that can strain family tolerance and suggests considerate conduct for guests.
Leroy A Marvison 41 held by State Police in Princeton New Jersey on June 17 charged with the murder of Phyllis Ann Jones 24 an aspiring actress from West Normnd Township Pennsylvania. Police said Harrison who had a prior rape conviction confessed after she spoke to him while he fished near Barnagat Light on June 10.
President Kennedy aims to ease business government tensions amid Wall Street and tax policy strains. Undersecretary Edward Gudeman cites shifts in attitude after top management roles, noting IRS advisory group meetings reducing suspicion and showing policy decisions follow thorough discussion. Dana Latham, former IRS commissioner, supports cautious engagement.
After a month long probe the Robertson County grand jury found evidence inconclusive to back a different decision in the Billie Sol Estes matter. Marshall, Texas, chief of production adjustments for the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service, was found dead in 1961 at his ranch after investigations into Estes' cotton allotment schemes. The panel praised its work and said it can reconvene if new evidence arises.
Saigon reports Communist use of nearly 400 schools disrupting education for about 24,000 pupils. Figures from the South Vietnamese government cite high violence with many casualties among Commonwealth soldiers and kidnapped privates.
In Owensboro Kentucky a plant has produced a radio tube that heats up in 13 seconds versus conventional radio and TV tubes which take about 11 seconds to warm. The device promises faster start times for receivers and related equipment.
An ad listing garden hose 50 ft and garden sprayer with 12 year guarantee. Includes a Delure picnic basket for four and an all metal bird bath priced down from 3.48 to 2.97.
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