PUBLISHERS UNION IN STANDOFF IN LUBBOCK
In a stalemate over wage and fringe benefits the Printers' Union and publishers hold firm positions after two joint meetings. Federal mediator William E Simkin recessed talks with no movement and set no immediate resumption date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
UNION
William E.simkin
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Printers’ Union
Simkin
Wei
Cleveland
American Newspaper Guild
Teamsters Union
Teamsters
New York
Bradford
Ling
The
Plain Dealer
Cleveland Press and News
Publishers, Association of New York
International Typographical Union
Amory H. Bradford
Publishers
the Times
Bertram S. Powers
Midland names new officials in reapportionment suit
Midland County officials County Judge Barbara Culver and Commissioner Louis Osborne were added as defendants in a suit filed last year by Mayor Hank Avery seeking county precinct redistricting. Judge Joe Dibrell Coleman ruled the county must be named if the action rests on the county commission’s constitutional conduct. Trial is expected in spring with amended petitions to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midland
Midland County
Barbara Culver
Louis Osborne
Joe Dibrell Coleman
Commissioners Court
Hank Avery
Avery
Dibrell
Perry Pickett
Noel D.cason
W. M. Street
Alvey Bryant
Clark Moreland
Ed Gideon
Culver
Halfway Houses for Juvenile Deliquents Hailed as Trailblazing
Washington reports that the U S government views the juvenile halfway house program as a promising breakthrough in reducing crime. About 25 youths per site, ages 17 to 21, transition from detention to parole with counseling, supervised recreation, and work placement, in New York Chicago Los Angeles and soon Detroit. Bennett notes states are adopting similar centers for parolees from reformatories and prisons.
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Charles N. Eischen
Avalanche—Journal
Washington Bureau
Washington
Robert) .F. Kennedy
James V. Bennett
U. S. Bureau of Prisons
New York
Springfield
Mass.) College
Kennedy
Chicago
Los Angeles
Detroit
Bennett
Peckham Named Hale County Assistant Auditor
Larry Peckham, 45, named assistant Hale County auditor by District Judge James A. Joy with Hale County Commissioners Court approval. Peckham will assume duties mid January as potential successor to M. L. Rea, who became the first Hale County auditor in February 1960 after appointment by Judge Harold M. LaFont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainview
Larry Peckham
Hale County
James A. Joy
Hale County Commissioners Court
Joy
Peckham
M. L. Rea
Rea
Harold M. LaFont
RCA Posts Best Year in 43-Year History in 1962
RCA reports 1962 earnings up 40 percent on 10 percent higher sales. Net operating profit after taxes will exceed 50 million dollars, compared with 35.5 million in 1961, Chairman David Sarnoff said in New York.
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Radio Corp. of America
David Sarnoff
New York
Fast Way To Dry Up Fever Blisters Debuts Treatment
An advertisement promotes Campho-Phenique as a first sign remedy for fever blisters and cold sores. It claims local anesthesia to stop pain, antiseptic to prevent infection, and a drying action for rapid healing without staining the skin.
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Powers
New York City
Jakarta
Indonesia
New Guinea
Harlina
Robert Kennedy
Hale Auditor Post
RCA
AC A
Kremlin
Cuba
Castro
Reader's Digest
Thomas Bros. Company
Latham
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