New Twist in Our Daily Bread Editors Note
A jumble of editorials and notices surveys flouridation beer tax jobs and foreign aid critique. Highlights include a Navy Treasury update on the Netherlands 65.5 million Marshall Plan balance and a Durant signoff tale plus art gifts to MoMA from Stein heirs and Rockefeller Whitney Paley Meyer.
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Russia
Treasury Department
Treasury
Netherlands
U.S
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
One College Reopens Amid Student Demonstrations
Amid a two day shutdown following heavy student unrest, One College near the City University of New York prepared to reopen. Nonwhite students comprise about 10 percent of 25,000. Across the country clashes and arrests continued at Brandeis Swarthmore San Fernando Valley Southwest East Los Angeles and San Francisco State campuses with police and striking teachers involved.
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Udens College
City University of New York
Brandeis University
Waltham, Mass
Swarthmore College
Philadelphia
San Fernando Valley State College
Northridge
Calif
Southwest College
East Los Angeles College
San Francisco State College
American Federation of Teachers
Takeyo
Tokyo University
U.S
Delmar T. Gyiait
Cams
Nixon Planning Contest for Irish Setter
President elect Nixon considers a naming contest for his upcoming Irish setter gift. A staff gift statue was presented, and aides note the dog’s personality may influence the chosen name. The plan mirrors past dog naming efforts and reflects a light, presidential-tinged anecdote from New York.
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Nixon
Walter R. Mears
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Northampton
Mass
Xen
Ronald
Ziegier
Lari Bruce
Stuttgart Man Dies in Wreck
Brinkley Arkansas AP reports James G Conners 36 of Stuttgart died after a car ran off Arkansas 17 about five miles south of Brinkley The crash occurred Thursday and the victim sustained fatal injuries in the wreck
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Stuttgart
Brinkley
Ark
James G. Conners
Arkansas 17
Here
Dixon Has No Intention of Resigning
Washington AP report states FTC Chairman Paul Rand Dixon rejects calls for his resignation. He labeled the student-initiated critique as a hysterical antibusiness diatribe and untruthful attack. The Summersong inquiry, led by Ralph Nader, prompted the controversy and accusations, including alleged suppression of a report criticizing auto warranty practices.
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Washington
Paul Rand Dixon
Federal Trade Commission
Ralph Neder
Thurasday
Dixon
FTC
Nader
Erldo
Gute
Copter Crash Kills News Broadcaster
In New York a radio WOR relief pilot was killed when his two seat Bell helicopter plummeted into a three story Queens building during a live rush hour traffic report. Fire spread to a neighboring building with only minor injuries. The crash followed weather complaints and occurred on Apollo 8 astronauts day.
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Muse Sun
Associated Press
NEW York
Staton
Queens
Frank McDermott
WOR
McDermott
John
John Scott
Fred Feldman
Fredie
Feldman
Grant to Brown Opens Leadership Training Path
Bobby Brown, 21, president of Little Rock BUY, wins a $26,000 grant for a leadership training course at the Urban Training Center for Christian Mission in Chicago. The program funds four weeks in Chicago, three weeks home, then three more weeks in Chicago with future Jamaica trips. The Rev V Castle Stewart says 30 Arkansas grants were allocated and Brown shows strong leadership potential. The Rev Stewart notes recruitment of additional Negro leaders statewide. Also in Miami Actress Gloria DeHaven and Richard Fincher divorce for a second time with alimony and support arranged.
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Little Rock
Bobby Brown
Black United Youth
BUY
Urban Training Center
Christian Mission
Chicago
Thadius C. Payne
E Dorado
Arkansan
V. Castle Stewart
Arkansas
Stewart
Brown
Jamaica
Miami
Gloria DeHaven
Richard Fincher
Fincher
Florida
Miss DeHaven
New York
Flacher
Harry
Faith
Why Fear Failure in the Gospel of Success
A Presbyterian Survey essay by James E. Sewell argues success is acquired not inborn, likens Resurrection to turning failure into triumph, and urges embracing failure as a path to real success while stressing honesty and growth over harming others. The piece cites Sewell from Russellville, Norwood, and Hope.
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Winser
Tha “Presbyterian Survey
James £. Sewell
Russellville
Norwood
N.C
Hope
Christ
Police Silent in Murder of Girl Student
Cambridge Massachusetts AP report details a news blackout ordered by Police Chief James F Reagan during the Jane Britton murder probe. The 23 year old Harvard graduate student was found beaten in her apartment and experts debate burial rite theories, red ochre traces and possible coloring uses. Police gave routine lie detector tests to James H Humphries and Don Mitchell and his wife. Detroits Williams James, a Marine sergeant, writes his mother about going to Vietnam after earning many medals and expressing responsibility for the war’s impact on soldiers.
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Cambridge
Mass
James F. Reagan
Jane Britton
Harvard
Reagan
Stephen Williams
Miss Britton
Williams
Libel suits filed by Mrs Oswald in Fort Worth
Marguerite Oswald filed five libel suits in federal court seeking 5 million dollars each against Rep. Gerald Ford and seven writers and publishers tied to books and articles about the Kennedy assassination. The actions target Jim Bishop Funk & Wagnall Co Stephen White McMillan Columbia Broadcasting System Jimmy Breslin New York Magazine Co William Manchester Harper & Row Cowles Communications and others alleging publications exposed her to hatred and ridicule.
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Fort Worth
Warren Commission
Kennedy
Dallas
Jim Bishop
Funk & Wagnall Co
Stephen White
McMillan Publishing Co
Columbia Broadcasting System
Jimmy Breslin
New York Magazine Co
William Manchester
Harper & Row, Publishers, Inc
Cowles Communications
Oswald
Rural Electrification loan funds Arkansas cooperative lines
The Rural Electrification Administration approved a 1,292,000 loan to Southwest Arkansas Electric Cooperative at Texarkana to build distribution lines serving 710 new customers. SAEC serves 15,000 customers across Columbia, Hempstead, Howard, Lafayette, Little River, Miller, Polk and Sevier counties. Joe Louis seeks divorce from Martha Louis after 18 years of marriage, citing home life difficulties. Creswell High School receives 1,600 from USS Pueblo crew in memory of Duane Hodges, Hodges' alma mater graduate from 1965.
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Washington
Rural Electrification Administration
Southwest Arkansas Electric Cooperative
Texarkana
SAEC
Columbia
Hempstead
Howard
Lafayette
Little River
Miller
Polk
Seyler
New York
Joe Louis
Martha
Louis
Los Angeles
Creswell
Ore
Uss Pueblo
Creswell High School
Duane Hodges
Lloyd Bucher
the Pueblo
Hodges
Peace Talks Stall As War Casualties Rise, Nixon Picks Chief Negotiator
The United States and North Vietnam show no progress after six months of talks while casualties mount. Henry Cabot Lodge is named chief U.S. negotiator at Paris, succeeding W. Averell Harriman on inauguration day. Nixon appointments reshape defense leadership as Apollo 8 crews are celebrated and a Soviet Venus mission advances.
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Associated Press
United States
North Vietnam
Améerts Ca
South Vietnam
Paris
Vietnam
Henry Cabot Lodge
Lodge
Saigon
Richard M. Nixon
U.S
W. Averell Harriman
Nixon
Eugene J. McCarthy
Hils
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Gale McGee
Wyoming
Sweden
Outer Space
Johnson
Aeronatulics and Space
Air Force
Frank Bor- Man
Navy
James A. Lovell Jr
William A. Anders
Congress
Borman
New York
Space Agency
Moon
Nel Armstrong
Wilian
Colchael Collins
Air Force Colt
Edwin A. Aldrin
Armstrong
Colling
Aldrin Synay
Soviet Union
Venus
Rail Increase Hearing Ends on Petition for Fee Hikes
A hearing on railroad rate increases concluded, seeking a 429520 annual intrastate fee rise and a 997318 boost in switching shipments. The petition urged higher intrastate charges and related freight rates, with railroads resuming increases into August.
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Reading
Milwaukee
Montgomery
Ala
Alabama Journal
Atlanta (Ga
Journal and Constitution
Hong Kong
America
Winston - Salem
Will Durant
Ariel
Ida
Shakespeare
Ariel Stein
Mideast
Israel
Levi Eshkol
Moshe Dayan
Egypt
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Ahmed Hassan al-Bakr
Iraq
Hussein
Jordan
Lebanon
Abdullah Yafi
Tanzania
East Africa
Margaret Brooks
Mary Anita Laseter
Detroit
Williams James
Vietsnam
James
Christine Fritz
Mrs. Oswald
Pueblo
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