Federal Incentive Awards Mark Its 10th Anniversary
Civil Service Commission Chairman John W. Macy Jr. announced a Washington ceremony November 30 to honor federal employees who best improved efficiency and economy through suggestions and achievements this year. Nominations are due by Sept. 1, with awards in cost reduction productivity methods improvement and man hour savings.
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Civil Service Commission
John W. Macy Jr
Washington, D.C
Macy
Artillerymen Worldwide Read About New Weapons in Trends
Soldiers from Vietnam to West Germany access Artillery Trends published by the US Army Artillery and Missile School Fort Sill Oklahoma. The magazine distributes to battalion level units worldwide with four issues per year and invites any reader to contribute verified non classified articles and visuals.
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Free World
Artillery and Missile Center
United States Army Artillery and Missile School
Fort Sill
Vietnam
West Germany
Usaams
US Army Artillery and Missile School
Todd Marsh
Senate expected to approve farm measure and advance civil rights plans
The Senate was poised to pass the administration wheat cotton bill clearing the way for civil rights debate. Humphrey predicted a win better than 2 to 1, with Mansfield signaling a Saturday session if needed. The House had acted on its cotton bill and possible direct Senate action aimed for an April 1 implementation for this year’s crops.
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Washington
Senate
House
House Agriculture Committee
House Consumer Affairs
Esther Peterson
Johnson
Leonar K. Sullivan
D-Mo
Gorilla tickles keeper during cage cleaning at Philadelphia zoo
James Eisele, a monkey house keeper at the Philadelphia zoo, says Bamboo II the gorilla pokes a finger into his ribs and tickles him while he cleans the cage, leaving him amused and amused at work.
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Philadelphia
UPI
James Eisele
Eisele
Zoo
Bamboo II
Bus Crash Injures 13 in Kansas Route Ditching
A chartered bus carrying 37 passengers from Nebraska to home after a two day tour of Co op plants left U S 36 near Seneca Kansas and struck a dirt bank. Thirteen passengers were admitted to Seneca hospital with many treated and released that night. Driver G O Dewey of Hastings Nebraska said a front tire blew out causing loss of control.
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Seneca, Kan
Nebraska
U. S. 36
Seneca
Seneca Hospital
Thayer and
Bradshaw
Neb
Consumer Co-Operative Association
Lawrence
Kan
Kansas City
G. O. Dewey
Hastings
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Congress
House Labor and Education
Adam Clayton Powell
D-N.y
Raibourn For
Milo Gordon
Lawton
Plymouth
Chrysler
Newport
Milo
Gordon
Imperial
E Ave
Sheridan & Bell
Yroom
Mame
Rosalind Russell
Technicolor
arn + BROS
Public Service
General Electric
Southwestern Furniture & Appliances
Tee Steere
State Farm
State Farm Life Insurance Company
Bloomington, Minors
Richard Strait
Ferris
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