Operation Enterprise Tour Reaches 17 Countries
New York NJ June 2 1960 eight executives led by Jack J Stukas NSE International Manager report 7 week tour across Africa the Middle East and Europe to exchange sales management ideas. They visited 17 cities from London to Tel Aviv and Athens to Warsaw highlighting Lithuanian views under Soviet rule and fostering US business ties with Accra Johannesburg Tel Aviv Athens Belgrade and other centers.
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New York
N. J
Operation Enterprise
Jack J. Stukas
Hillside
Africa
Middle East
Europe
Elmer R. Krueger
Paper Art Company
Indianapolis
Indiana
Stukas
Lithuania
Messrs
Arneeev
Vilnius
Lithunia
Thands
Kaunas
Krueger
Nemunas
Bare
Vole
Soviet Russia
Baltic States
Kauinas
Stolcly
Family of Free and Independent Nations
Rabeinees
Allied
London
England
Dublin
Ireland
Accra
Ghana
Potter
United States
Johannesburg
South Africa
Sales Managers’ Association of South Africa
SMASA
U. S
Victor von Nossburg
Union
Durban
Howard University
Tel Aviv
Israel
Zionist Organization of American House
Athens Daily Post
Acropolis
Athens
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
NSE
Warsaw
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Operation Enterprise" No. 10
NSE International
U.S
The
Eugene B. Mapel
Chase Manhattan Bank
N. Y
Miles Burgess
Group Securities, Inc
San Francisco
California
Rafael J. Correa
Publicated
Correa
San Juan
Puerto Rico
M. R. Neifeld
Beneficial Management Corp
Morristown
Warren Webster
Warren Webster Co., Inc
Haddonfield
Oscar C. Palmer
Palmer Industries
Phoenix
Arizona
Guy C. Haynes
L & H Lumber Company
Portland
Oregon
Nse-International
School of Commerce, Accounts and Finance
New York University
Oxford University
Graduate School of Business
Columbia University
Voice of America
U. S. Information Service
Voice
Uproot Prejudice Urged by Dougherty at Essex event
Msgr John J. Dougherty, Seton Hall president, urged religious groups to use education to root out prejudice handed down through generations. Speaking at the Essex County American Jewish Committee dinner at The Condor Livingston, he urged a twofold awareness of tradition and pluralism and said social action guided by faith improves society.
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John J. Dougherty
Seton Hall University
Msgr. Dougherty
Msgr
Dougherty
Essex County
The
American Jewish Committee
Condor
Livingston
America
United States
Concert Guild Launches Membership Drive in Garden State
The newly formed Guild of Garden State Concerts begins a drive to add 1,000 members and to more than double the season subscription tickets sold last year for its major concert series. The effort aims to expand audience reach and secure broader support for upcoming performances.
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Guild of Garden State Concerts
New Arts Guild Forms Names Leaders and Membership Plan
The Garden State arts guild organized this month with Mrs. Herbert 5. Gay Sr. of West Orange as president and Mrs. Augustus Carl Studer Jr. of Montclair as secretary. A $3.00 member fee was set and men may join. Mrs. Henry H. Kessler of Newark was named membership chairman. Ticket reservations extend through June into Union Morris and nearby Essex. The 1960-61 Garden State major concert series opens November 29 with the Philadelphia Orchestra under Leopold Stokowski, followed by the Warsaw Philharmonic with Kenneth Amada, Birgit Nilsson, Nathan Milstein, and another Philadelphia concert under Eugene Ormandy.
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Union
Morris
Essex
Guild
Herbert 5. Gay, Sr
Llewellyn Park
West Orange
Augustus Carl Studer, Jr
Montclair
Gay
Henry H. Kessler
Newark
Garden State
Philadelphia Orchestra
Leopold Stokowski
Warsaw Philharmonic
Kenneth Amada
Birgit Nilsson
Metropolitan Opera
Nathan Milstein
The
Philadelphia
Eugene Ormandy
Perlstein Joins Tenney Engineering Development Team
Perlstein from Ven ter street has joined Tenney Engineering Inc of Union, the world’s oldest and largest manufacturer of environmental test equipment, to work in the development engineering group. The move places an experienced engineer in a leading role within the firm and signals continued growth in environmental testing technology.
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Verome Pernstein
Venter Street
Tenney Engineering, Inc
Union
Environment simulation expert joins MIT alum in field work
Mr Perlstein, with four years in environmental simulation and specialization in low temperature research, earned a Bachelor of Science in business and engineering administration from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
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Perlstein
Mr. Perlstein
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Four Traffic Charges Cost Youth $265 in Springfield
Jeffery Morey, 19, of 108 fy win street, Springfield, faced four motor vehicle charges after pleading guilty. Magistrate Henry Glodhor fined him 105 dollars each for reckless driving and driving on the revoked list, plus 25 for operating an unregistered vehicle and 30 for misuse of plates. Two other motorists, Michael A. Leba and William Curry, were fined 205 and 225 dollars respectively for drunken driving with license revocation.
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Jeffery Morey
Win Street
Springfield
Henry Glodhor
Municipal County
Morey
Bloy Street
Wavghall Road
Union
Goldhor
Michael A. Leba
Crawford Terrace
William Curry
Coit Street
Irvington
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