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'VeviVnf Iriys
,\"2'JS"r?Y IS !\'
crc-'? 'ujpc
' ''vsulont Robert T
W'hv'n recent speech h
H'f !'11 Columbia,
' 'At'.nn Club on the text:
*m. i?rt situation appears
'he Aueust 1 1KI7, issue
ie ('o 'pri'sy'()?)<!
Senator Strom Tiv.iriv
i>resonted trie widely re;
speech for placement in
.'.'ceerd sayiny,
"Mr. President, the ay re
men! i cached, duriny
Kennedy round neyot:
' a >ns in (Jeneva resulted
.1 serious blow to the Ann
r..n textile industry. '!'
'ttstrv is today erneac
;n ;i hat!'e for its very s
\ val. While the welfare
lie textile industry ts
concern to the entire \
'.'on, from an econonee ;
defense standnom'.. ' \\ '
to direct nart'.cn'at at
'ton tod a v to 'he s:'
as *' a '< ( ' s ' ] S' ' e
Snath t'arohna.
"Mr. Ihe.erf V. V;-u
O'V^ .'en' of t'1" S".
' ha ' ' Me "'ex t i'e V: m a ' a
i- < : Association
i?! .-/1< ' Clintoi V:'
" ; I ' 11M , S. t\, ft'Con'
,i r-1-? '< (! a I'niu'isi' :i'
i :n?j; talk on 'h
t- 1 'is
r ?Vnnu an address o
-he Civitan C'.uh ? !' '
S. C. on /uly '
Vance descri'??
how !he workers and ma
s o! the texti'e
;s!i v have ovorcon
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PUBLISHED nY A\'D c(
W/VGK ! \
"tTXCTlVE S!
Clinton Mills was amone
\viL|e revisions in the recent
creases announced by the ii
.miitiuiicemcnl en a planned ;
all plant News Centers Autji
!Relative to the wave inei
the i>o!icy of Clinton \!:l's t!
wae.es comparable to ih?' !.?e
' ii seeping with this *><:!ii \ \
announce an upward revisair
Clinton M has t?i":.?i*
(Tenses since Vebnncv 'J 1
:'iven on Febriuoy -7, 11"!"; ! '
'"ti.'i; Septenrlu r ! !, '' '-;
i'tu! Sentembe? l!1'"?. ''." >.e:
.it'.oiuinnt einp'os ? ?' ' ?!?
employee wanes ?! :t>ore ''no
O Sell'.l"!!1 )?' ' ' l' t i Si
;i yea!" to "lie ;?\ e'et
, 'm' aryued that 1iticscir
;. M11 ;tt'i-! !cr; ''?>i ??.' 11.
!< , . .
ward low !:o'' ; o;>> now
"i ,
renc'iei! the it:'.*en
"Vr. !' r e s '( < !! . *.,s
s'rni^lH for ward 'a' % b\ a
ere;:' incinstriiilis* iim
i/n.'iit Amoric;m s ?? ,
1 en ?,'"u!!y weiebed '?v vs ;t!b
as!< l!n;i!l!!MOl!S ' I ? > '
v~ bis i entnrks be '"i1
be '{I-X'OKD."
IlLM'O bclMH !U? <?! i'ec*. < >! ,
'be 'ull acUtress, . ( ebv
ti <' by ! 'resit!enY.
s was ordered to be
the h'KC'b!;.1
Fir/ " S/rofs
' n fluen/a vaccne v. " ' >e
! ' made available . ere;i'e\
ees iILM1!! '.his V. As
!."s been the prne'n.e tor
' ! many years, the shots u
< i ! >i > "'Viet vvi'bme i*ik? <> .
' ! i 'S ! !'! H H ' ' ; e M .
!''!u sho's have been ivr>
in. 11 lein !e. 1 bv the 1'. S
i - IV:bhe Health Service
' especially !< tlin.se <?!' es
Is. ;i!oii!.; t!ie Haste
S c ;i b o ;i r (i as nrntectiou
u! at?a!Mst an expected tnl'eei/;i
outbreak this win'er
s Sip >( ! h'-netn! r'r. t i
S: ewart said I ho <
>- virus ex Mooted recurs c\'i"\
>t wo or throe years. noso
w'.o have boon !tn111'11\i
.,i since July wi'd no. ?
p. i.n'v a booster dose !e
i- year.
u. details of the oror.-an
wi" be carried on the \ow.
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uYil s?ji!n ion
J-: t\V\yLOYE55 Oc C'JNTON A
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(:\ASh
,u)'i'i;y mj;!| ?
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! 1h? firs', 'o initiate* upward
!'<iu?. o! general nay inru'us'rv.
:h cs! V* Vance's
pay nuit*;isc was i>- d on
ist 1.
erases he* said, "It has hen
ii'iiut'li the years to nrovide
st hi 'he Textile Industry,
ve are happy to ho ahle to
:n waves at this time."
c' seven general wane in!
U'h '"hese increases were
ehruary Lin, I'J'iL'; \oveinhei'
. ' y I), '>, UMHij
SO IIKTOibL'S, !lcr W'.'h
amount f? ;im iiu'ivasc in
t .
wfi! iulcl motv '.'kim S-17f>,Clinton
Mills mulovcos.
?? Months
? /y ?
j An ^ ?.!
^ ^ > ?f t-?< ?
. . . w,- . C _ - - 1 V
Clinton I * 1 i???' \o. !'s con'
: m u <> u s sa'e inanlumr
: rCUI'(! WUS !)! oaL'!1 Oil All-st
'Jw as :a; )\)ioac! as I
i's fourth anniversary. The
muscular s'rain injury reni1
in ' bays of lost
inr nivurivt! one year an.!
: : vu days after '.he
s.-'c uumhours Sale' y
A.'iicvoinent Dinner was
; i- d in the Plant. Che previous
injury rcsulfmu in
oss of iniin occurred No\
i-niher 1 fM?H.
1'! a nt Superintendent
Picb Swetenbur^ said
w' referring to the iny
and '.lie Plant's out'
iiwl'ii'1 cito'v i I'i'iiivl "T
-1111 ut'n.u! ill l ie outstandisafe'V
record i>t Plant
\\i. ! uvor the past, three
,,n,- half \oars. It truly
. oc's tlx- efforts and at
(V towards working
;,:'o'v by rack employee
who s a member of- our
,im|. '? ;s unfortunate that
web a record should he
hioken. hut ! am confident
pus record will not
..o'v ho cached a^ain, hut
v. :' ho surnassed as we be.
m am-w in our effort to
work safely on the job
.0 cisri^fiw qudiiiy
No* 1-CJirten l\!s. 2?Ly
AILLS, CLINTON, S. C.
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30il*
tf/Eydia
Employe*
'i ? T or.
j or ruie billet
Lydia Plant employees \
safety dinner August 1(5. '1
Safety Achievement Dinner
in recognition and appreciat
standing safety performance,
nor was enjoyed last Februai
fully compli'tn! 1,1150,(100 eon
Lydia's salety achievement
has gained state-wide
honors on numerous occasions.
As evidence of this,
the reception room w.'ls
are practica'Iy covered by
certificates a n d awards
b'JMMER STUDENT
EMPLOYEES RETURN
"rO SCHOOL
During t!u' s n m m e r
months some T! high school
end college students worked
a part or a!! of the summer
at Clinton Mills.
Math year Clinton Mills
provides as many job opportunities
for stud e M t
summer employment as
possible. The opportunities
are provided to encourage
and financially assist the
students in continuing their
education.
The Company and employee
friends extend best
wishes to the students for
a highly successful year in
SCHOOL.
Slimmer student employees
and t!ie schools to
which they are returning
are: Clloria Jackson (Winthrop),
Allen Parker (N. C.
State), Paul Fallaw, Francis
Cooper (Presbyterian),
Mark King, Harvey Shumate
(".S.C.I, Don Johnson,
Karl Turner (Clemson),
Charlie Cooper (The
Citadel), James Meadows
.
1 UMI I UO
dia?Bailey
SEPTEMBER, 1967
>> < .^vV%
sr .c&~
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2s Recognized
v Record
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,vere honored at an in-plant
"he One Million Manhours
was given by Management
ion for the employees' out.
A similar buffet style dinrv,
when employees successtinuous
safe man hours.
won in industry contests.
In his announcement of
the Safety Dinner, Plant
Manager D. H. Roberts
said, ". . . Personallv. and
J ? "* *
on behalf of all members of
Supervision, I wish to congratulate
each of you.
Your achievement in accident
prevention is a splendid
example of what we
can accomplish working
harmoniously together
Regrettably, as you already
know, one of our employees
sustained an unfortunate
lost-time injury
on July IB. The suffering
nnrl 11 n 1-ui.. < :
^...vnivviauii' 1 11 lit IIcial
losses brought on by
disabiling injuries should
serve to again remind each I
of us of the importance of I
safety both on and off the
[ NEW LOOK I
Our new look is de- H
signed to belter reflect
| the imaqe of "Clinton H
' Wills 1967" ... a mod- H
em, progressive, textile
Company. We trust you
will find the addition of
color and the new masthead
pleasing.
The distinctive new
Clinton Mills idcntificalion
symbol in the masthead
represents all four
plants. It is prescntlv being
used in advertising,
on Company stationary
and labels, trucks, service
awards, Profit-Shar- I
ing Retirement Booklets. I