Syria Community Split Over Election In Georgia Town
In Auburn Georgia a town with 374 residents elected two mayors and two town clerks amid a dispute over law enforcement. Voters re elected Mayor R H Burel and elected John Chesser in a tied vote of 49 each. A court decision looms on which ticket is legal as factions accuse each other of illegal actions.
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North Georgia
R. H. Burel
John Chesser
Interior Ministry
Jin
Oibt
Syria
Chesser
Elems
Richard B. Russell
Burel
Reust
Sara
Ann Tullis
Jack B. Wages
Bucel
Shres-Man Council
Labor Dispute Continues Across Four Fields
Labor troubles persist as unions and employers negotiate in four California fields. At Downey the Rubber Corp plant faces a third session without resolution. In Garden Grove Wholesalers and Unit unions clash over a contract, with several plants idle. UAW and Ford focus on plant level disputes as 120,000 workers await a return to work. Maritime talks continue in San Francisco, while Los Angeles meatpacking stalls with 3,000 Butchers Union members off duty.
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Earl
Garden Grove
Net Division
Patt
Butchers
United
Charles Brown
Locel
Loi
Federal
Nexo
John Fenton
Ig mi
The
Ers
Ewnanante
United Auto Workers Union
Ford Motor Company
Pico Rivera
Walter P. Reuther
UAW
Ford
Malcolm L. Denise
San Francisco
Los Angeles Harbor
Taft
P&t
Matsonia
Los Angeles County
Afl-Cio Butchers Union Local 563
Housing Probe Set Advised By McNamara panel
Defense Secretary Robert S McNamara established four special advisory panels to conduct an intensive reappraisal of military family housing. The groups were instructed to report by November 15.
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Washington
UPS
Defense
Robert 5. McNamara
Freeman Plans Tour Abroad for Trade and Food Study
Agriculture Secretary Orville L. Freeman will depart Sunday on a month long tour to Europe the Middle East and Asia to study trade development and food programs.
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Washington
UPD
Agrculture
Orville L.freeman
Europe
Middle East
Asia
Dad Signs Pact to Take Kids to Private School
In Albany area, Walter Wessendorf Iria lawyer won a bid to drive his daughters from Westmere to Albany Academy of Girls. He will be paid 130 dollars monthly for 10 months, retroactive for last month, with state Education Department review pending. The contract supports transportation for nonpublic pupils within 20 miles, using two 1959 Cadillacs licensed by the Public Service Commission.
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N.Y
UPA
Guilderland Central School
Walter FE
Wessendorf Iria
State Education Department
Wessendorf
Marcia
Chanty
Westmere
Albany Academy of Girls
Public Service Commission
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