Men Move Into Female Office Roles Across Economy
Sylvia Porter reports Title VI effects expanding male clerical work in Wall Street and waterfront offices. Staff Builders notes 30 percent rise for male clerks and typists, 70 percent for calculators, 50 percent for secretaries, with firms advertising to women yet drawing male workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia Porter
Staff Builders Inc
Wall Street
Manhattan
Staff Builders
the Hall Syndicate, Inc
Unity Under Roman Papacy Sparks Mixed Episcopal Response
In San Francisco Bishop C Kilmer Myers urged Anglicans and Protestants to unite under the Roman papacy citing Middle East war threats and Middle East food problems as drivers. The proposal drew mixed reactions from lay members, Catholic and Anglican officials, and scholars at Stanford, with Vatican consideration noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Christendom
Episcopal
C. Kilmer Myers
Grace Cathedral
James Pike
Joseph McGuecken
Myers
Vatican
Great Britain
Church of England
Rome
U S Jewish Groups Rally To Israel Side
Jewish communities nationwide quickly pledged support for Israel as fighting erupted in the Middle East. Volunteers offered to fight, students prepared to harvest crops, and donors sent funds to aid the effort. An Israel emergency fund was created by the UJA with gifts routed from 230 local campaigns. exact totals were not disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Israel
Middle East
Washington
Lafayette Park
Atlanta
Southeast
Amnon Gil-Ad
Joseph J. Schwartz
Israel Bond Organization
United Jewish Appeal
UJA
Illinois Bell seeks 125 million mortgage bonds for 1998 sale
Illinois Bell Telephone Co of Chicago seeks registration of 125 million dollars in 1998 mortgage bonds to be offered to the public through competitive bidding. The SEC said the filing was listed Monday. Also noted Michigan-Wisconsin Pipe Line Co of Detroit seeks 72 million in bank notes to repay due notes and fund construction. July 3 sets the hearing request deadline under the Holding Company Act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Illinois Bell Telephone Co
Chicago
Securities and Exchange Commission
Michigan-Wisconsin Pipe Line Co
Detroit
Noxious Weeds Ordered Destroyed in Gale and Ettrick
GALESVILLE Wis. TOWN officials Lee Sacia and Irwin Hogden issue notices requiring all noxious weeds to be destroyed by property owners in Gale and Ettrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galesville
Wis
Lee Sacia
Irwin Hogden
Gale and Ettrick
Shotgun Blast Wounds Three in Palmyra Gathering
Police Chief Ronald Nufer 44 and Constable Charles Balk 35 were wounded, along with Palmyra man Ronald Messier 25, after a shotgun discharge during efforts to quell a noisy gathering of youths. Nufer was treated for leg injuries, Balk for pellet wounds, and Messier for a severe arm wound. Authorities said the blast occurred after noise complaints by young motorists.
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Palmyra
Wis
Ronald Nufer
Jefferson County
Fort Atkinson
Charles Balk
Ronald Messier
Madison
Nufer
REA Loan Approved For Waushara County Cooperative
The Rural Electrification Administration approved a 656000 loan to the Waushara County Wisconsin Electric Cooperative to finance 37 miles of distribution line and serve 232 new customers. Sen Gaylord Nelson announced the loan. the Wautoma based cooperative serves Adams Green Lake Marquette Portage Waushara Waupaca and Wood counties.
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Washington
Rural Electrification Administration
Waushara County
Wis
Gaylord Nelson
Dwis
Adams
Green Lake
Marquette
Portage
Waushara
Waupaca
Wood
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Wisconsin
Bishop
East
Gulf of Aqaba
Nob Hill
Stanford University
Robert McAfee Brown
School of Religion
Paul
Pope John
John
U.S
Rally To
White House
Joe ‘Shareen
St. George’s
Indianapolis
Brandeis University
Boston
Illinois Bell Co
North Side Department Store
Caledonia ST
Our Reg
Trulon
Ladies Dusters
Guggenbuehl’s
Foxcroft
Sven
Beacon
VY Price
Coats and Clarks
Nbc-Tv
Buick
Northern States Power Company
NSP
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