Rare Documents Bring Project To Conclusion
The Papers Of Alexander Hamilton begin with two volumes published by Columbia University Press on November 20. The multi volume project started in 1955 under Dr John A Kyout and Charles G Proffitt. Editor Dr Harold C Schett oversaw the collection of about 17 000 documents relating to Hamilton. The work, funded by Time Inc Rockefeller Foundation Columbia University and Columbia University Press, will total 20 volumes with the next set due May 1962. Hamilton’s wartime service ends at Yorktown and peacetime career continues in later volumes. Hamilton’s widow helped gather scattered papers, with research extending to Windsor Castle and Father Flanagan's Boys Home Nebraska.
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Alexander Hamilton
Columbia University Press
Hamilton
John A. Kyout
University
Chales G. Proffitt
Directo
Harold C Schett
Columbia
Queens College
Time, Inc
Rockefeller Foundation
Columbia University
Yorktown
Peace Corps Reps Aid India Chile and Philippines Programs
Peace Corps volunteers will work in India on an intensive agricultural program and village development projects. In Chile they assist disaster recovery efforts and community development training. In the Philippines they improve English instruction and teaching standards as educational aides on regional staffs.
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India
Chile
Philippines
Peace Corps
Punjab
Crle
Filipino Teachers College
Professor Reviews Religion in Schools and Sunday Laws
Professor Jones discusses the free exercise of religion in public life. He analyzes the Establishment Clause, Cantwell and Everson decisions, and cases on released time, parochial schools, and Sunday closing laws. He argues fraud can be part of religious liberty and questions how courts assess sincerity.
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Belove
Professor Jones
Jones
Ballard
St. Germaine
George Washington
Sam
Congress
Cantwell
New York City
Cochran
Board of Education
Everson
Sundas
Forts
Nine States
Colshtun
Central Michigan Students Sponsor Group Adoptions for Korean Orphans
Central Michigan University students fund and plan to sponsor 54 Korean orphans through the American Korean Foundation. They raise funds for group adoptions, education loans, craft training, and future campus visits to share friendship and support.
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Central Michigan University
Central Michigan
Field Trip To Lenox Hill Neighborhood Center
The college Placement Office arranges a field trip to Lenox Hill Neighborhood Center for Barnard students to observe services in action. The visit is on Tuesday December 5 at 3 30 p m with sessions and discussions on public health housing urban renewal fundraising personnel and social work careers.
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Lenox Hill
College Placement Office
Barnard
Castroism Conclave Sought Broad View for Conservativ e Delegates
The article notes a conclave session labeled Castroism, with attendees seated to ensure a broader viewpoint reaches the conservative delegates, as reported by R. Ek.
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R. EK
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Syrett
Windsor Castle
Father Flanagan
Nebraska
Maynard Ferguson
Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee
McMillin Theatre
116Th St. & Broadway
Jake
Low Plaza
Broadway
Korean Orphanage Agency
Korea
United States
ST. Paul's Chapel
117Th
Daniel Corrigan
Home Department
Episcopal Church
Chou
Seei
West
98Th
99Th Streets
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