Food Donations By US Grow Food Donations By US Grow
The Agriculture Department donated more than 4.8 billion pounds of food in fiscal 1963 valued at $631 million, up from 4.72 billion pounds and $590.3 million the prior year. Domestic distributions totaled $354 million, foreign aid $276.6 million, with schools and institutions as major recipients. In June 1963 about 3.5 million needy Americans received donated foods, a decline of 900,000 from the previous year.
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Washington
UPI
Agriculture Department
United States
U.S
Man Pleads Innocent in Hotel Clinton Killing Case
Henry Berry 30 pleads innocent to murder charge in death of Joseph Mysona 19 after both men drank at several bars. Berry previously convicted by Moynahan, then district attorney, for manslaughter in 1957 in a separate drunken killing at Berry’s Palmer home.
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Springfield
Mass
Henry Berry
Berry
Stephen A. Moynahan
Moynahan
Joseph Mysona
Clinton
Mysona
Bureau
Chicopee
Holyoke
Donald MacAulay
Edward R. Nadeau
Palmer
Williams adds two associate directors to development office
Williams College announces two alumni Blair Cleveland class of 1998 and J Allen Spencer class of 1961 have been named associate directors in the development office. The move accompanies a $2.5 million challenge grant prompting a fundraiser goal of $7.5 million by July 1 1966 to secure the full award.
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Williamstown
Williams College
Willard D. Dickerson
Williams
Blair Cleveland
Fim
J. Allen Spencer
Diplomat Taxed On Unowned Land Still Loses Claim
Westfield officials rejected a $249.15 refund claim from Ambassador Francis T. P. Plimpton deputy U. S. to the United Nations who said he had paid taxes for 42 years on land he never owned. The property was in his grandmother’s estate but had been sold before her death. heirs included it by error in probate. City solicitor ruled no legal right to recover since taxes were paid without protest.
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Westfield
Boardly
Edward M. Lee
Massachusetts
Francis T. P. Plimpton
U.S
United Nations
Cleaning Confetti Deposit Proposed in British Wedding
Father Oliver Wilson of Sacred Heart church in Loughborough urged engaged couples to post a cash deposit to cover cleanup of confetti tossed at weddings. He noted confetti, common in Britain instead of rice, requires cleaning after celebrations.
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Cleaning Insurance
Loughborough
Eng
UPI
Oliver Wilson
Church of the Sacred Heart
Britain
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