Philanthropist’s $8 Million Gift Fosters Medical Research
William Black, chair of a restaurant chain, donates $8 million to medical science in five years, with $1 million recent gift. He criticizes ballet funding and government spending, urging more money for research to conquer diseases and save lives. He stresses the value of philanthropy in advancing human health.
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Ms. Sinai Post Graduate School of Medicine
New York
William Black
Ballet
Ford Foundation
Demel Tankind
Mr. Black
United Air Lines Questions Supersonic Funding Rush
United Airlines CEO W A Patterson criticized the $100,000 deposits from Severn U S and 14 foreign lines to reserve 96 supersonic jets. He said the plan is a political move to secure funding for research and development and argued against paying for an unproven plane. He favors quality over rushing a first model.
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Severn U.S
Federal Aviation Agency
United
W. A. Patterson
Aviation Space Writers Association
Patterson
France
England
Despoilers of Democracy Warn of Ethics Failures
Clark Mollenhoff argues that rising federal spending will heighten graft risks as officials seek favors. He contends laws alone fail without strict enforcement by Congress, the press, and public opinion, warning that weak oversight could erode democracy and urging robust ethical enforcement.
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Clark Mollenhoff
Washington
Mollenhoff
White House
Congress
House of Democracy
Gratters
Education in Orbit of High School Physics Text
A new high school text titled Plasma Physics Scientific Principles and Technological Applications reflects a surge in U.S. science education since Sputnik. The publisher notes plasmas such as those from the sun or atomic explosions shift from doctoral study to high school topics in recent years.
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U.S
Successful investing advice on unloading distressed stocks
A reader asks whether to sell 100 shares of Scott & Williams and 200 Universal Controls after long declines and no dividend growth. Roger Spear suggests selling these and buying Stouffer Foods or American Electric Power, considering tax, and noting a move toward growth through food and utilities with shifts in earnings and rates.
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Roger FE
Spear
Scott & Williams
el Paso
Sidiary
al- Universal Controls
American Electric
Stouffer
Merek & Co
American Pharmaceutical
Roger Spear
Roger E
Grand
On The Right by William E Buckley
Buckley skewers Norman Thomas on Vietnam policy and wartime ethics. He argues Thomas misreads history, mocks pacifist positions, and defends U S actions in Vietnam as necessary to uphold treaties and deter communist expansion. The piece contrasts democracy in South Vietnam with Warsaw Pact logic.
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Norman Thomas
Vietnam
Lehigh University
Thomas
Spaie States
Providential
Viet ,Nam
Mexico
Mr. Thomas
Cuba
United States
Europe
China
Japan
Dominican Republic
Philippines
Formosa
Austria
South Vietnam
Berlin
Eisenhower
Bao Dai
Diem
America
England
Washington Star Syndicate, Inc
Folklore Reflections and Witty Sayings by William Wade
A collection of quotations and asides on modern life from William Wade and others. Passages touch on inflation, aging, honesty, media, and war, with sharp observations and humorous spins from anonymous and sourced voices. The piece blends anecdotes about society and culture with brief dispatch quotes.
Christmas customs across lands by Julien C Hyer
The piece notes England's mistletoe kiss and travels to Poland for the Lighted Star. It mentions Mexico's pinatas and blindfold games, Holland's Saint Nicholas on a snow white horse, and a birch rod for mischief with gifts for the well behaved.
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England
Poland
Mexico
St. Nicholas
Holland
Mary S. Faces Dilemma Over Psychology Professors
In Case X-483 Mary S a 19 year old university sophomore seeks Dr Crane A Columbus Citizen Journal column reader asks for advice on a psychology class conflict with a professor who scorns popular writing She notes many readers sent for psychology booklets and scales and asks why academics resist simple clear language in science
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Mary
Mary S
Ohio State University
Columbus
Mathys Circle Hosts WSCS Dinner At Summitville
Summitville WSCS of the Methodist Church hosted a Christmas dinner in the church annex with the Marcella Mathys Circle as guest host. Mrs. M. Q. Nottingham led the business meeting and reports, Mrs. Chester Kirkpatrick gave a devotional on Symbols of Christian Art, and Mrs. Roberta Beckman and Mrs. Gladys Antle from Greenfield presented a musical program.
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Summitville
WSCS
Methodist Church
Marcella Mathys
M. Q. Nottingham
Chester Kirkpatrick
Roberta Beckman
Gladys Antle
Greenfield
Mir Beckman
Antle
Carolyn Gerstorff
Ethylene Maynard
Martha Branch
Olive Bair
Edith Brock
Elizabeth Davis
Mabel Hundley
Pluma Miller
Lula Martin
Martha Martin
Lois Melling
Dorothy Moore
Helen Nottingham
Ethel Slain
Kathryn Talbot
Lucille Thurston
Ethel Wall
Irene Campbelle
Elsie Horn
Anna Belle Ice
Martha Jnnes
Louise Kirkpatrick
Skoshi
Christmas Mail Backlog Warns of Postal Jam
Postmaster General Lawrence F. O'Brien warned of a Christmas mail backlog after an unexpectedly low volume of cards and packages mailed so far. He urged posting remaining mail immediately to prevent a jam that could push some Christmas deliveries past the holiday.
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Washington
UPT
Lawrence F. O'Brien
O’brien
Osler era arthritis views and Brady letters on rheumatism
Brisk reminiscence on arthritis deformans and rheumatoid arthritis as nervous origins debated since Osler era. Dr Brady promotes chronic rheumatism as nutritional degeneration from Ca and D deficiencies with home guidance and mail reply details.
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Asler
John Hopkins
Regius
Oxford
Osler
Mother of Three Receives Five Years In Slaying
Sharon Ulibarri, 21, mother of three, was sentenced to five years to life for second degree murder in the Aug. 7 Santa Monica stabbing death of Ellsworth Davis, 50. Co-defendant Cave Sanderson, 20, faces additional charges after a separate Indiana case.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Sharon Ulibarri
Fort Wayne
Ind
Sanderson
Indiana
Clifford Funderburg
114 year old bell marks departure of 47 Maryknoll priests
In Maryknoll New York a 114 year old bell once used to call Buddhist monks to prayer at a Japanese temple rang for Departure Day. It signaled the ordination of 47 new Catholic missionaries bound for foreign lands.
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Maryknoll
N.Y
Japan
New York
Maryknoll Major Seminary
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