War-Torn Greece Faces Ongoing Strife and Limited Aid
Athens reports Greece remains a battlefield with no peace in sight as border control fails to curb guerrillas. Officials cite insufficient forces and equipment, while debates over US and UN aid and possible proffered Soviet support fuel tensions and fear a proclaimed northern Greek state.
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New Superintendent Elected At Lamesa Schools
G B Wazdek was elected Lamesa school superintendent by the Board of Education. He holds a master’s degree in education from Texas Tech and previously led Spur High School from 1935 to 1942. A former Army Air Corps captain, he attended McMurry College and earned coaching letters in multiple sports.
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Tax Delinquency In American Cities Lowers for Thirteenth Year
New York reports Dun & Bradstreet survey showing delinquency declines in 113 of 177 cities. Current levy delinquency below 1.5 percent in 37 cities, while rates rise toward 6.4 percent in 26 locales.
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