World Community Day Observed at First Baptist Church
A World Community Day observance will be held Friday from 1 15 to 2 30 at the First Baptist Church, sponsored by the United Council of Church Women. Mrs Wyman Gass and Mrs Ralph L Hatch are chairmen. This is the 20th annual event to meet acute human needs and prepare friendship kits for Church World Service. Items include soap towels toothpaste and clothing, with a collection to defray mailing costs. Multiple church chairmen and First Baptist members organize the effort and soloist Mrs Frank Burne will perform.
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Church World Service
Mme Nhu Tour in US Declared Successful
San Francisco AP says Mrs Ngo Dinh Nhu called her cross country trip a success. Before leaving Southern California she commented on a Buddhist monk’s self immolation in Saigon, calling it a crime and saying she could do it to defeat the Viet Cong if she believed it helped Viet Nam. Security around her tour was tight with hundreds of officers and protesters at hotels.
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Ngo Dinh Nhu
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Sheraton Palace
Goldwater pushes privatization of TVA in letter
Senator Barry Goldwater argues in a letter to Representative Richard Fulton that the government should sell the Tennessee Valley Authority. He says TVA would be better run by private industry and would benefit more people if taxed like private businesses, despite current tax arrangements.
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UPD
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Tennessee Valley Authority
TVA
Goldwater
Richard Fulton
D-Tenn
GOP
Students Picket For Women at Yale
Fifty demonstrators and ten girls marched during Parents Day in New Haven as signs urged women at Yale and a placard read Keep Yale Male. The Yale Daily News sponsored the event, stating support for women to create a more natural social climate.
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Former Troopers To Have Reunion
FRAMINGHAM The 14th annual banquet and ladies night of Former Massachusetts State Troopers Inc will be held at the Elks Lodge here Saturday. All former troopers their wives families and friends are invited to attend. A business meeting will be followed by dinner and dancing.
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Massachusetts State Troopers, Inc
Elks Lodge
District Court Fines Placed On Six Residents
Parking fines of 3 were imposed in District Court Monday on Stanley T. Colvin Richard A. Barbeau Joseph T. Bonaguisti Theresa A. Meiers Francis L. McCarthy and Carlyle Perrault. A parking charge against Alvin Markey of Lenox was filed.
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Richard A. Barbeau
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Bloodletting aid for circulation reported by Cincinnati team
A Cincinnati medical team reports in the Journal of the American Medical Association that bloodletting may improve leg circulation and heart function in patients with arterial narrowing. They found reduced red blood cell mass can thin the blood, aiding flow, though adverse effects of moderate hematocrit elevations are not yet fully understood.
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Chicago
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John J. Crawley
Thomas J. Fogarty
Raymond J. Krause
Edward §. Starsser
Charles D. Hafner
Journal of the American Medical Association
Trust Boosts Gifts To Lincoln Center
NEW YORK AP Gifts to the Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts stood at 142.5 million dollars today after Harold S. Vanderbilt set up a 750 thousand dollar trust for the family circle section of the new Metropolitan Opera House Vanderbilt 79 retains the interest from the trust until his death when it will go to the center Until that time the center may borrow for construction using the trust as collateral
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Lincoln ‘Center For the Performing Arts
Harold S. Vanderbilt
Metropolitan Opera House
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Starfish group re elects leaders at Coolidge Hill School
Madeline Bunker is re elected president of the Starfish organization with Betty Nagelschmidt as treasurer and Helen Polidoro as secretary. Francis Layden becomes entertainment chair and John E. Boomsma publicity chair. Halloween party awards go to Walter Chapman and Anna Davis. Regular meetings will resume once a new site is found. A November bowling program is planned at Imperial Tee on Nov 16 and 23 at 7:30 p.m.
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Betty Nagelschmidt
Helen Polidoro
Francis Layden
John E. Boomsma
Walter Chapman
Anna Davis
Coolidge Hil School
Imperial Tee
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