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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1965

Page

10

Babson Column on Adapting to Automation in Industry

Babson argues firms must plan with workers for automation to cut costs, improve conditions, and maintain employment. Employers should inform staff early, retrain, and explore relocations, with unions cooperating to ease transitions and minimize dislocations.

ES Prbroader Ab Pomation Babson Park Eit Industral Fhat Auto Maton Bs Automation Caust Rome US Employment Service

Delaware Power and Light rate ruling lowers rural tariffs

A Power Commission examiner ruled the Delaware Power and Light System justified in keeping lower wholesale rates for rural cooperative customers and ordered a 22000 annual rate cut for other utility customers. The decision narrows the rate gap between service classes and affects 12 utility customers in Delaware Maryland and Virginia including municipal and investor-owned firms.

Washington Power Commission Delaware Power and Light System Allen C. Lande Delaware Maryland Virginia Lande Delaware Power & Light Co Wilmington Eastern Shore Public Service Co Salisbury Delaware Power System

Tito to Talk in Belgrade with Communist Leaders

President Tito departed Belgrade for talks with Communist leaders in Czechoslovakia and East Germany. The discussions are expected to focus on the growing rift between Moscow and Peking and its regional implications.

Belgrade Tito Czechoslovakia East Germany Moscow Peking

Dinner With Condemned Nets 40000 Pledge

In Chicago Fred Semmers along with 100 businessmen attended a dinner with three condemned inmates awaiting the electric chair. The event, sponsored by the Better Boss Foundation, aimed to connect leading citizens with penal institutions and raise 40000 dollars to combat juvenile delinquency. Dressed in suits the inmates toured with the guests while the gathering raised awareness of crime and punishment.

Chicago Fred T Semmers Cook County Better Boss Foundation Dack Ro Johnson Foundation Johnson

James M Roche Elected General Motors President in 1963

James M Roche, 58, elected Tuesday as president of General Motors, becoming the head of the world’s largest manufacturing company. Roche, who never attended college, earned part of his education through mailcourses and rose from an Aurora, Illinois job to Cadillac Division chief and ultimately to GM executive vice president before the president’s post. The selection ends speculation about succession after John F Gordon’s retirement.

Detroit General Motors James M Roche Roche Jolin F Gordon Elgin Aurora, Illuidity Chicago Cadillac Climaxi Jame

230 Feared Dead In Mine Explosion

A grave mine disaster leaves 230 feared dead as rescue teams recover bodies from the Yamane mine in Wau Ba Ivand area. Police and local officials coordinate efforts amid dangerous conditions and ongoing evacuation and search operations.

Torso Apy Jay Yamane Mone Wau Ba Ivand Rai Ree Police Sag Hove Vitae Ts Ais

Pakistani Officials Repairing Damage Hmm

East Pakistan authorities work to restore communications after a disruptive event. The repairs focus on stabilizing services and returning essential operations to normal in affected regions. Local agencies coordinate with national bodies to assess impact and accelerate restoration efforts.

There Are 135 Law Schools in the United States

A listing states there are 135 separate law schools operating within the United States. The figure reflects accredited institutions across various states and regions, indicating a broad landscape of legal education and options for prospective students.

Law United States

Cooperatives Face Higher Rates for Generating Plant Costs

Lande outlined rate plans targeting three electric cooperatives to curb new generating facilities. Cooperatives have sparse rural service and limited competition with wholesale customers. Affects Delaware and Maryland distribution, while municipal and investor owned utilities in Delaware, Maryland, and Virginia may see rate changes.

Lande CI Tank Electric Cooperative Denton Accomac-Northampton Electric Cooperative Parksley

Mine Overhaul Underway as Bolivian Junta Restructures Tin Mines

Bolivia's military junta launched a drastic overhaul of nationalized tin mines to boost profits. The plan includes layoffs, transfers, forced retirements, and pay cuts for miners, drawing no immediate reaction from the miners' union. The government previously deported union leader Juan Lechin to Paraguay, prompting strikes and deadly violence with at least 70 deaths.

LA Paz Bolivia Miners’ Union Juan Lechin Paraguay

Soviets accuse Israeli secretary of enticing Jews to Israel

Soviet authorities accuse Iran Israel secretary David Bartov of attempting to lure Jews in Georgia to emigrate to Israel. The Georgian government backed paper Zarya Vostoka claims he distributed Israeli propaganda, books, cigarettes, and prayer shawls in cities including Gori, Stalin’s birthplace.

Moscow Soviet Union Georgia Israel Communist Party Zarya Vostoka David Bartov Georgian Gori Stalin

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