President's Club Big Boost To Finances At Ohio State
A four year old contributor leads Ohio State University’s President's Club which has grown to 229 members and $7.6 million in gifts. Members donate at least 10 000 or pledge 15 000 by bequest. average gifts run about 30 000 with the largest 400 000. The club funds scholarships libraries research and campus projects, and includes women spouses and widows among its members.
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William E. Bierman
Columbus, Ohio
Ohio State University
Novice G. Fawcett
OSU
New York
Michigan
Florida
District of Columbia
Fawcett
Buckeye
William Heim
Harold Anderson
Maumee
Club
Everett Reese
City National Bank
Columbus
Reese
Cincinnati University Granted State Affiliated Status
Senators approved a bill creating state affiliated status for the University of Cincinnati enabling state aid for operations and capital improvements while preserving campus board control. Local pride cited as reason for not seeking full state classification. Other measures approved include park funding use, ambulance contracts, and TB testing orders. Finance Director Krabach projected 6 percent revenue growth next year and 7 percent the following year.
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University of Cincinnati
Ohio
Cincinnati
Stanley J. Aronoff
Aronoff
Richard Krabach
House
Senate
Krabach
Johnson Makes Tennessee Stop On First National Campaign Swing
President Johnson spoke to crowds in Nashville and nearby areas marking Andrew Jackson's birth bicentennial and dedicating a new community college while urging more personal appearances. He announced a Saigon embassy reshuffle naming Ellsworth Bunker and signaled intensified war efforts amid light antiwar protests. A man briefly blocked the presidential car, aided by two women.
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Washington
Johnson
Tennessee
Nashville
Andrew Jackson
Columbia
Saigon
Henry Cabot Lodge
Ellsworth Bunker
Capitol Building
Russo Quizzed Heavily in Kennedy Case at Shaw Hearing
Perry Russo the 25 year old witness faced intense cross examination in New Orleans as lawyers challenged his 1963 claims Shaw Oswald Ferrie plotted to kill President Kennedy. Russo said photos finally confirmed Oswald and Ferrie were the same man, though he noted Oswald appeared differently in Ferrie’s cluttered apartment.
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Perry R. Russo
Shaw
Russo
John F. Kennedy
F. Irvin Dymond
Lee Harvey Oswald
New Orleans
Dymond
Baton Rouge
District Court
Oswald
David W. Ferrie
Ferrie
Leon Oswald
Oswald's Widow Denies Knowledge of Ferrie Shaw
Marina Oswald Porter, now married and seeking privacy, says she never met David Ferrie nor Clay Shaw and had not spoken to Jim Garrison. She first heard of Shaw on television after his arrest and doubts the conspiracy claims. A three judge panel weighs whether charges should be filed.
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Dallas
Tex
David Ferrie
Marina Oswald Porter
Warren Commission
John F. Kennedy
Marina
Associated Press
New Orleans
Jim Garrison
Lee Harvey Oswald
Kennedy
Clay Shaw
Clay Bertrand
Shaw
Garrison
Oswald
Ferrie
Treasury seeks one year to redeem silver certificates
The Treasury proposes a bill to end silver backing by offering certificate holders one year to exchange for silver. After the deadline, all silver backing would be removed from U S paper currency and current notes would be Federal Reserve notes without silver guarantees.
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Washington
Treasury
Federal Reserve
Congress
United States
Bertrand Russell Story Published
London reports Lord Bertrand Russell outlines three passions in his life longing for love the pursuit of knowledge and pity for mankind. He recalls his early algebra struggles and the delight of Euclid noting his long career challenging religious social moral and political views.
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London
Bertrand Russell
Euclid
Lord Russell
U.S
Vietnam
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Ohio State
Cincinnati University
Clay L. Shaw
Myao
West Green
Phoography
BY Jon Webb
France
Charles de Gaulle
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
de Gaulle
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Defense Department
NATO
State Department
Paris
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