Toussaint Heads UF Budget Group
Toussaint appointed chairman of the United Fund budget committee at the Chenfield Hotel. Mawin Boos chairs the board of directors, with Toussaint serving on the board and as assistant vice-chair during the drive. Other members include De Willan J. Bauer and Forrest Fisch among a long list of agency and sponsor representatives. Twenty four agencies requested funds this year, matching last year’s asks. several agencies declined admission last year and seek reentry.
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Jim Hitch
Miva
Charles Byack
York
Toussaint
Folermis Line College
Wyre
Case Wopalilan International
Willan J. Bauer
Groviey Clinic
Forrest Fisch
C3c
Charles A. Gregory
Breelry
Natonal Banks
Don
Ueolian
Harry U Tibbs
Wibs Clothing
David Fr
Slackson
Wel County Bank
J Jr. Hobansen
Ward McKinley
McKinley & Car
Ann Spomer
Flton Williams
Kynlalla Titel! Assocance Society
the Tey
Glides Young
Trinity Episcopal Curdh
Agenicor
United Fund
Aelve
American Red Thess
Hay Heauts
Girl Scouts
Polorado Hesch Association
Mediial
Traveler's Aid
Salvation Army
Meath
United Font
American Weak Society
Amec Fen Facial Merlih Association
T S Nationst Recreation Association
Hie United Keane
Geeetcy Lacie Fund
Ins
Daron Silvayon Metinsial
Maltans
I Chairoay
Vic Nullingham
Jehaigeian
Negro Graduate Denety Receives Arts Degree in Political Service
Obscure text fragments describe a Black graduate named Denety, aged 22, from an unspecified university in the south, receiving an arts degree and involvement in political service. Names and placements are unclear due to OCR errors.
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North
Cacoisa
Soavid Denety
Gresponta
Trujillo's Son Not Seeking Power Report
New York AP report says Rafael Troy Jilla Jr. has no ambitions to continue the Dominican Republic political dynasty after his father's assassination. Porfirio Rubirosa told the New York Journal-American in an interview that there is no mass arrests or reign of terror planned. He stated there is no single boss in the island republic and no clear successor to the generalissimo.
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New York
Rafael Troy Jilla Jr
Dominican Republic
Porfirio Rubirosa
Use New York Journal-American
Rehrensal
Rubleosa
Island
Republic
Ater
Tirbirosa
Whia
Hing
Private vs Public Power Lines Argued at Hearing
John Kamips reports on a hearing where private power companies led by a Utah ally urged allowing private transmission from the Colo rado River Storage Project. They argued federal lines would waste funds, while public cooperatives pressed for a federal system to avoid duplicating existing utilities and lower costs for customers.
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John Kamips
Chayge Dy Clyde
Utah
Brouys
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Clyro
Gren
Clyde
Hie
Tueerat Transissih Systems
East Gron
Frdegal Inenmetases
Penva Aly
Systen
Retry
Hutehi Houintiteal
Sviah
Prouys
Gatsumners Comer Associatiil
Hutelungs
Slemm
TolaTy
Interior
Fred Scaiun
Fetary
Stewart Udall
Viah
Subi
Powy
Calorade River
Patterson
Colorado River
Fatterson
Marion Wilson
Fort Morgan
Colorado River Basin
Consueors Inc
Harriman Says Laotian Reds Violating Truce
United States diplomat Averell Harriman says Laotian communist forces are violating the ceasefire during talks in Geneva. He urges a durable, enforceable ceasefire and warns of consequences if compliance fails. A separate note mentions Lebaron purchasing a hydrogen chloride plant.
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Harriman
County planning panel weighs unzoned land into agricultural zones
The county planning commission discussed rezoning all unzoned unincorporated areas as agricultural zones. They set a broad West Greeley zoning area and urged joint monthly meetings with the Greeley Planning Commission to address subdivisions and zoning issues. A handshake with Elizabeth Kennedy highlighted protocol changes at a royal dinner.
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Frank Colohan
Youing
Coonty
Commission
George Master
West of
Creesley
West Greeley
Molion
Mosier
King's Mintion
County Planning Iommnission
Mosler
Greeley
London
Join FP
Kennedy
Elizabeth
Pamela Turted
Cure
City Planning Commission
City Hell
He Kennedys
Buckingham Palace
Kennedy Seeks Expanded Crime Fighting Powers
A U.S. Senate panel heard Senator Robert F. Kennedy urge stronger federal tools to curb organized crime. He cited racketeering, interstate gambling, and the need for broader interstate travel penalties. The testimony linked Hot Springs raids to nationwide crime networks and called for expanded authority over slot and gunball machines.
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Kennedy
Carpenter
New Orleans
Ho Theraather
Hot Springs
Moinat to Attend Washington University on Leave
Dr. Arthur J. Moinat a botany professor at Colorado State College will attend the University of Washington in Seattle during sabbatical leave and the summer session this year. A Danforth Foundation grant approved by President Dr. William Ross enables postdoctoral study in biodenstry at the university with extensive individual study and research planned.
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Arthur J. Moinat
Colorado State College
University of Washington In
Seattle
Sunmmmer
Danforth Foundation
Moinat
William
City A Sees Minor Crashes And A Hotel Breakin
Two vehicle collisions were reported Monday afternoon at different intersections. A 1861 sedan driven by Peeida Klein damaged 9 dollars and 41957 two doer driven by Lyle Wayne Means damaged 10 dollars in a crash at the intersection of sth Ave and 17th St. A 1952 sedan driven by Marjorie Ant Goelzel sustained 40 dollars damage and a 1959 sedan driven by Lawrence Samuel Hyan at Brighton caused 29 dollars damage at the intersection of ith St and 6th Ave. A break in at La Salle Hotel was reported to the Sheriff's office at 10:45 p.m. Monday and the breakin was under investigation Tuesday.
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City
Peeida Klein
Kersey
Lyle Wayne Means
Ave
Sth Ave
17Th St
Marjorie Ant Goelzel
Lawrence Samuel Hyan Dr
Hrighton
Ith St
6Th Ave
la Alle
la Salle al Fel
la Salle
Sheriff's Office
Bid for Parochial School Aid Faces Opposition
Washington and Camden reports show a strong push in Congress to add parochial school aid to the national defense education act but encounter solid resistance. A campaign note frames the issue amid talk of education, religious groups, and legislative lines.
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Washington
APS
Congress
Camden
N. Ot
James
P. Mitchell
Ne Laglaik
New Jersey
Herbert Halzai
Wealeat Lon
CSC
Infler
Mitchell
Mid
al Terna Ea
Heiroom
Europe
Ani
Hodges Urges Firms to Inform Workers on Policies
Washington AP Secretary of Commerce Luthie Hodges told Senate Antitrust and Monopoly subcommittee that business leaders must press employees to follow antitrust laws and be more transparent about policies. He cited a 25 member Business Ethics Advisory Council and urged tougher internal communication to prevent law violations.
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Washington (Ap
Secretary of Commerce
Luthie H. Hodges
Hodges
Senate Antitrust and Monopoly Subcommittee
America
Mnet
Hoéees
Edna Pilophers
Jim Flysin Wins Toastmasters Award at Tea House Meeting
Jim Flysin was voted speaker of the morning at the Early Risers Toastmasters breakfast at the Tea House. His talk titled 40 Billion sparked the session led by Ron Schoepflin with five impromptu speakers including Tick Talcott and Don Day introducing prepared speakers Fred Werner spoke on Hungry Millions and Merrill Wall on Human Relations.
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Jim Flynn
Munday
Ron Schoepflin
Jim Nickals
Nichols
Tick Talcott
Don Day
Flynn
Fred Werner
Bill Benedict
Merrill Wall
John KR. P. Wheater
Criti
Dorrell Waltiseh
Rockefeller Campaigns in Camden for New Jersey Governor Race
Nelson A. Rockefeller of New York says the New Jersey gubernatorial election next November will influence the Republican Party’s fortunes in 1962. He campaigned in Camden County for James P. Mitchell, the GOP candidate and former Labor Secretary, marking his first political trip outside his home in months.
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Camden
Iats
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
New Jersey
Rockefeller
Camden County
James P. Mitchell
Recke
Steller
Mrs Symi Stumbaugh Granted Divorce in Cruelty Decree
Mrs Symi J Stumbaugh of 2595 Mth Ave was granted a divorce from Bobby P Stumbaugh on cruelty grounds. The decree was signed by Judge Donald A.
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Symi J. Stumbaugh
Mth Ave
Bobby P. Stumbaugh
Donald A
Churchill fined for drunken disorderly acts in Brighton
British actress Sarah Churchill daughter of Sir Winston Churchill was fined two pounds for drunken and disorderly conduct at a Brighton pub. It was her eighth such appearance in two years after she pleaded guilty and told the magistrate she regretted it.
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Brighton
England
Sarah Churchill
Sir Winston Churchill
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