Philanthropy Surges in U S Despite Fears of Private Decline
A 1960s era summary notes U S philanthropy hit a record 13.6 billion dollars with individuals supplying over 75 percent of gifts. Religious institutions led giving at 6.5 billion, health and education received large shares, and volunteers totaled 54 million, showing philanthropy grows with the economy rather than government action.
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U.S
U.S.A
American Association of Fund Raising Counsel, Inc
United Funds
Toy designers scarce as engineers lure graduates
The Wall Street Journal reports a toy design shortage as many grow toward space and electronics jobs. A toy company complains about losing industrial designers to glamor fields and boosts college recruiting and campaigns to show that child’s play is serious work for men.
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The
Wall Street Journal
How's Your Anger Asks About Gender Differences
The piece cites the Journal of the American Medical Association noting the average man gets angry about six times weekly while the average woman loses her temper three times weekly. It notes no data on how often they quarrel.
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Journal of the American Medical Association
Try Your Word Power NEA Feature Across
Puzzle snippet lists clues and partial answers for a word power feature. Includes references to biblical names and terms like Philistine giant slain by David, first book of Pentateuch, and mariner's direction. Indicates a traditional newspaper puzzle with several light definitions and wordplay items.
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Sethbel
Louise
Mariner
David
It's Still The Best Country by Henry McElmore
Henry McElmore argues America remains the land of opportunity citing UC Santa Barbara assistant professor David M Kunzle who received an $8 789 government grant to study comic strips. The piece mocks funding while praising the idea of federal grants and laments broad access to opportunities beyond the writer's reach.
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Henry McElmore
New York
America
David M. Kunzie
University of California
Santa Barbara
Kunzie
Kunzle
Kunzlee
Washington
Ming
Uncle Sam
Arctic
Megan
Beetle Bailey
Pogo
Dick Tracy
Annie
Harry
Matt
Jeff
Buster Brown
Tige
Alphonse
Gaston
Today In History: Highlights From April 20 Through Time
On April 20 throughout history notable events include Andrew Carnegie funding the Temple of Peace at The Hague in 1903, the Boston siege beginning in 1775, the Hyde Park Declaration of hemispheric defense in 1841, bombarding Corregidor in 1942, Roosevelt meeting Avila Camacho in 1843, a 1950s aviation tragedy, a 1960s trade pact in Peking, and 1960s Vietnam conflict notes.
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Associated Press
Andrew Carnegie
Hague
Holland
Boston
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Mackenzie King
Hyde Park
Corregidor
Roosevelt
Manuel Avila Camacho
Mexico
Jack Nesh
Air France
Iraq
Soviet Union
Ching
Peking
Defense
Robert McNamara
Vietnam
Two Texans Killed In Vietnam Action
Washington AP report identifies two Texans among 35 servicemen killed in action in Vietnam. Army Pfe Jimmy C. McCarter of Waco wife Esther McCarter 2736 5th St. Waco killed in action. Air Force Capt Vandiver L L Childs husband Olga Childs 32 Belvedere Brownsville previously listed as missing dead from hostile action.
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Washington
Pentagon
Army Pfe
Jimmy C. McCarter
Waco
Esther McCarter
26Th St
Defense Department
Air Force
Vandiver L. L. Childs
Olga T. Childs
Belvedere
Brownsville
Humphrey Uses European Ties To Push Nonproliferation Treaty
Vice President Hubert Humphrey’s confidential report on his European tour depicted optimism not seen in press accounts. He leveraged long-standing ties with Western European socialist leaders, including Brandt Wilson Brown Nenni and Saragat, to press allies on the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty. He argued the pact would ease defense burdens and bolster economies, while noting German and Italian resistance and the ongoing Vietnam war.
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Washington
Hubert Humphrey
Johnson
Hubert
Minnesota
Humphrey
Western
Europe
Willy Brandt
West Germany
Brandt
Hitler
Harold Wilson
England
Wilson
Labour Party
George Brown
George
Labour Underground
Arthur Goldberg
Italy
Pietro Nenni
Guiseppe
Saragat
United States
France
Albania
China
NATO
Vietnam
Lyndon Johmson
HHH
Hi E i
Social Democratic Party
Christian Democrats
Aldo Moro
Nenni
Walter Reuther
United Auto Workers
Communist Party
Ser
Rome
Neami
Moro
de Gaulle
Uterine Fibroids Do Not Always Require Removal
Doctor Brandstadt answers reader questions on fibroids, telling when removal is needed, the typical procedure is a hysterectomy, and that fibroids are benign and often shrink after menopause. He covers causes, retroperitoneal fibroses, ascariasis treatment, gallstones, and briefly notes political observations.
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Wayne G. Brandstadt
M.D. Newspaper Enterprise Ass
Monroe Doctrine Formulated in December 1823
The Monroe Doctrine was formulated on December 2, 1823, establishing a U S policy against European colonization in the Americas and asserting new world influence. It framed future relations with major powers and shaped early American foreign policy.
James Marlow- A Leader Of Many Talents
Konrad Adenauer led West Germany from 1949 to 1963 guiding recovery and democracy. A stubborn builder of a Western European pillar, he shaped postwar policy, allied Germany with the West, and faced internal party dissent before stepping down at 91. He died four years later.
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West Germany
Adenauer
Cologne
Hitler
Christian Democratic Union
CDU
Mand
Europe
Germany
Western Europe
United States
Bridge Swing Missed as England Loses Big in Italian Bid
In a England Italy match a double of an artificial bid signaled a club lead but West found the diamond opening and the declarer failed to reach game. North South auctions featured Italian systems with a game force reply and a hopeful slam try, yet England suffered a decisive swing after a misread lead and a decisive nine and ten play in clubs and diamonds.
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England
Italy
North
South
Worth
West
Declarer
East
Bridge bidding puzzle prompts three clubs forcing bid
In a tough bidding seat after passes and a balanced hand you should bid three clubs to force. Partner responds four spades, revealing more about their hand and guiding the auction forward.
Baytown Sun Staff and Publication Details
The Baytown Sun lists editors and managers including Editor and Publisher General Manager and Advertising staff. Address is 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas 77520 with mail P. O. Box 90. Subscription rates are given and the paper notes its Sunday and weekday editions and AP membership.
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Opagaey
Corrie
Laughlin National
Secon Own
Texas
Post
Texas Newspaper
Representatives, Inc
Associated Preas Associated Frese
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