Time To Give Of Yourself Youth Volunteer Center Opens
A group of college students created the Red Cross Volunteer Youth center to tackle summer job gaps by placing 30 youths in county agency volunteer posts. Operation began May 24 after April 9 formation, funded by 250 dollars from the Red Cross adult education board and 150 dollars from student nickel and dime collections.
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Red Cross Volunteer Youth Center
The
Red Cross
Red Cross Adult Education Board
Chris Riley
Charles Riley
Devonwood Avenue
Sinclair Park
Linn County
Miss Riley
Youth volunteers aid Linn County centers and day care
Volunteers support the Linn County Day Care center the Cerebral Palsy center and several nursing homes. Pam Abernathy 14 works at the Cerebral Palsy center on crutches after multiple leg operations. Volunteers are recruited via need forms cataloged for interviews and placements.
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Linn County
Bervid
Pam Abernathy
Corwin Abernathy
A Avenue
Marion
Cerebral Palsy Center
Miss Abernathy
Complexity Reigns in Govt Classification of Documents
Washington explanation of a four layer system for handling national security papers. It covers classification levels top secret secret and confidential, distribution limits eyes only nodis and exdis, urgency tags from routine to flash, and declassification timelines, with examples from Harriman Vance to Paris talks and burn bag procedures.
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Defense Department
State Department
David Kraslow
Stuart Loory
Poppycock
Kennedy
McGeorge Bundy
Chichester Theater Boss Wins Briton Knighthood
Sir John Clements earns a knighthood for tending the Chichester festival theatre during its 10th season. The famed venue sits 65 miles south of London and is praised for perfect weather and a magical, pleasant atmosphere under his steady management.
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Chichester
England
UPI
Olivier
Gielgud
Guinness
Redgrave
Richard
Coward
Sir John Clements
Clements
Chichester Festival Theater
London
Swaziland Imposes 10 Percent Personal Income Tax
A ten percent boost in personal income tax has been imposed in the mountainous kingdom of Mbabane Swaziland.
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Mbabane
Swaziland
Thunderous Throne of the Third Heaven Built by James Hampton
Washington’s National Collection of Fine Arts displays the 30 major works by James Hampton, a black laborer who toiled 14 years in a Washington warehouse to craft a seven foot throne and church appointments covered in foil and lightbulbs. Hampton died in 1964, and a Post obituary led to the rescue and purchase of the piece. The display preserves his unlikely folk art legacy and its backstory of rental debt and late recognition.
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Washington
Millennium General Assembly
National Collection of Fine Arts
James Hampton
General Services Administration
Capitol
Hampton
The
Washington Post
London
Lowe
Tennessee Fine Arts Center
Nashville
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By Ann Schrader
Munity
Joe Bervid
Ser
Pam
Bill Schoeben
Glenbrook Drive
University of Town
Vietnam
Schoeben
Toronto
Canada
George Cvynczak
Cedar Rapids
Granby Building
Second Street SE
Hoyt Carrier
University of Iowa
Dale Aikman
Robert Aikman
Sixth Avenue
Sheryl Wright
Marilyn Wright
First Avenue
Tom Gill
Charles Gill
Dalewood Avenue
Carol Nanneman
James Nanneman
Nineteenth Street
Linn County Day Care Center
Laurie Sorensen
Ray Sorensen
Meadowbrook Drive
New York Times Service
Brrp
Nodis — Harvan
Vive Parts
Harry Lowe
National Collection
Consumers’ Council
Julian Boon
Klingers
Klinger
Sth Ave
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