The sun. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1937-1972, June 27, 1968, Image 1
Integration
plan adopted
by Board
By MIKE ELLIS
(ireen wood-New btrry Bureau
The Newberry Board ( >f Ed
ucation approval here Tuesday
n.y r 'nt of a new nlan for the de-
segregation "f county schools
fur the yea 1 1o’.p school
Volume 32—No. 10
Newberry, S. C. 20108, Thursday. June 27, 1968 $2.00 Per Year—Single Copy 10c
year.
Ralph Wn’kin-, director of
education was instructed by
•ho board O' -abmit the new
plan to Fed' ral Health, Educa
tion and Welfare Hepartment
official - Wednesday
The plan eras discussed dur-
:nir a brief excciit ve session
;\nd details were not revealed.
The county
school system
h.ad been
plan
■d under a June
1 deadlim
1 t « >
submit a new
plan "f d
le.-egi
egtition or face
Hi" no-sili
dlity
of losing -ome
SKHI.PIHI i
n fc
dei al funds fop
the next -
chool
year The dead-
1 ’: wa - t
xtemi’ d im a rciju 'St
dun" L’l
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Youth rally be
at College
this weekend
\s uiatiy as IbUlM) Soutli < ar-
o :na youne- people and adults
at'. .■ x !rected to attend a state
v . 1 , .. 11 b rally S unday alter
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Textile workers
begin vacations
State legion
in convention
South f'arolina’s only Astro
naut, Major Charles M. Duke,
dr., ISA F. a native of Lancas
ter will highlight the three-day
Colden Anniversary Convention
of The American Legion, De
partment of South Carolina
oh' dub'U for < 'harleston, dur-
i re ' lie period, 'JS .'10 of dune
( o",\ "lit am Headipiart er s w 11
>• tip- Francis Marion Hotel
.' hi i. a!! e\ outs will take place,
Ma ior 1 hike will bring an ill-
ust rat ed address at 'd :d0 on
Sn'iirday, dune 'doth, before a
aunt xo -sion of The American
i • c ion and T ! ',e A menean I .<■-
c on A ;x:l ary.
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( 'ommate
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and Coun
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Midi
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Over 1500 textile employees
of the city will begin vacations
Saturday June 29th. A large
majority of them will receive
vacation checks which will total
before taxes, $180,HOT.20.
At Newberry' Mills, the va
cation will extend for two
weeks, and operations will re
sume Monday, July 15, at 8:00
a. m. Seventy-one percent of the
520 production employees will
be eligible to share in the $4S,
511 vacation payroll, averaging
SlThOO per eligibh’ employee.
\aeat ion
pay
is
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on two
percent
of
pr
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annual
t arm!
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for
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mployee
s w i t ii
six ne
di t ii
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fiv
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employ.
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four pe
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fix
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t he
(>akl
and and Moiiohm
plants
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ii:00 a.
m. June :
29 and
resu me
at boMl
a. m.
Monday,
Ji
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Vac
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s figure
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a me
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as
at N
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Mills.
A
t tli
c
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1 plant
there
are
about
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work*
U'S.
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tot;
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of $81 d.
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At
Mo
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n.
112 employees
are eligible to receive vacation
pay, which will total $50,120.
AT AM A MHETLNC
Mrs. Sydney E. Carter, pres
idential delegate, Mrs. K. E.
Livingston, dr. delegate, Wo
man's Auxiliary to the S. ('.
Medical Association, and Mrs.
E. Cordon Able are among the
2000 physicians wives who at
tended the loth, annual eonven-
tiun of the Woman’s Auxiliary
to the Amentum Mudieal Asso
ciation in San Francisco, June
10-20. The convention was held
in conjunct ion with t he 117th
annual convention of t h r AM A.
I’. K. Fuller, left, on behalf of the Exchange Club, pre
sents Student of the year awards to Ellen Williamson
and Stanley Renwick. They were selected from among
tlie ’'Students of the Month'’ named by the Club at New-
bern High. Miss Williamson is the daughter of Prof, and
Mrs. N. k. Williamson. Mr. Renwick’s parents are air.
and Mrs. dim Renwick. (Sunphoto)
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