McGee to be recommended for Chicago postmaster
Henry W. McGee aged 50, a Negro career postal employee, will be recommended to President Johnson for Chicago postmaster. Sen. Paul H. Douglas says McGee will be sworn as acting postmaster Sept 26, replacing Harry Semrow who resigned to run for Cook County Board of Commissioners president. Douglas stresses McGee is chosen for qualifications, not race.
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Johnson
Chicago
Paul H. Douglas
Ill
McGee
Harry Semrow
Cook County Board of Commissioners
Douglas
Michigan Teachers End Strike With Record Starting Pay
Riverview four school teachers in suburban Detroit halted a three day strike by approving a contract that sets the state’s highest starting salary for teachers with bachelor’s degrees at 5970 dollars. The pact also raises master’s level pay to 6620 and scales to 16522 for more years, while Traverse City and Dearborn disputes press on over calendars and four days cut or added to the school year.
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Traverse City
Henry Ford Community College
Dearborn
Riverview Education Association
Detroit
Riverview Board of Education
Eliman
Ellman
Ford College
Dearborn Board of Education
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Viet Vote Victory for Common Man in Saigon Election
In Saigon the Sunday election produced an 80.8 percent turnout with strong support for Prime Minister Nguyen Cao Ky's government. Viet Cong threats failed to deter voters despite mortar fire and bombings in rural areas. Observers reported large lines and a campaign of security measures keeping disruption low, highlighting resilience of the Vietnamese people amid danger.
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Saigon
Nguyen Cao Ky
Viet Nam
Jenly
New York Stock Exchange Chief Quits After Tenure
G Keithredorsim Funston, 55, president of the New York Stock Exchange, announced plans to resign, citing time for family and personal pursuits. Edwin D Etherington will leave the American Stock Exchange this winter to become Wesleyan University president. The NYSE board will begin searching for a successor at a meeting this week.
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Funston
New York Stock Exchange
Stock Exchange
Sant
Septs
Edwin D. Etheringston
American Stock Exchange
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Middletown
Conn
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Exchange Board of Governors
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Finston
Finnston
Exchange
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College
Hartford
Board of Governors
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Bankers Back Johnson Plan to Curb Spending
Chase Manhattan Bank leaders David Rockefeller and George Champion welcomed the presidents program to limit spending and cancel a 16 month tax credit. The bank, with 15 billion in assets, urged spending reductions to lower interest pressures and warned of possible rate adjustments.
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Chase Manhattan Bank
Johnson
David Rockefeller
George Champion
Congress
Bank
Tollachieve
Chase Manhattan ‘Bank
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