Our Daily Bread Are Thin by The Editor Alex H Washburn
Editor Alex H Washburn presents a digest of philanthropy figures from the American Association of Fund Raising Counsel. 1964 total giving reached 10.6 billion with large gifts to education and universities, including Joan D Rockefeller Sr's 80 million to the University of Chicago in the 1890s and Herman C Krannert's 10 million to the University of Illinois.
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American Association of Fund« Raising Counsel
Joan D. Rockefeller Sr
University of Chicago
University of Ilinois
Herman C. Krannerts
America
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Navy weighs swing wing Phantom as F111B substitute
The Navy considers adding a variable sweep wing to the F4 Phantom to extend subsonic performance while reducing drag at supersonic speeds. The plan excludes Phoenix missiles and aims to offer a stopgap if Congress delays the F111B. The F111B faces cost overruns and schedule slippage, tripling its initial $2.9 million estimate.
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Bob Horton Washington
Navy
Congress
Viet Nam
FIIIB
Faubus Increases Arkansas Welfare Grants to $85
Gov. Orval Faubus announced an Oct 1 raise in Arkansas welfare payments from 75 to 85 dollars. The move costs 8.5 million dollars, with the state contributing about 3.01 million annually, funded by state and federal sources. Faubus said welfare commissioner A. J. Moss assured funds were available, marking the 11th and largest increase in his 12 years in office.
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Little Rock
Orval Faubus
Arkansas
Faubus
A. J
Red) Moss
Humphrey to Get Chance in Campaign
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey and Senator Robert F. Kennedy plan ambitious campaigning for Democrats in the fall elections. Humphrey invited Kennedy to Minnesota to help candidates and may share a platform with him in upcoming rallies. Kennedy said he will back Johnson and Humphrey in 1968 but would not speculate further.
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Harry Kelly Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
Robert F. Kenenedy
New York
Humphrey
news+ men
Kennedy
Minnesota
Johnson
Richard M. Nixon
Newsmen
Riding Clubs Enter Dist. Rodeo Queen Contest in Hope
Riding clubs across southwest Arkansas join the Third District Livestock Show Rodeo in Hope for a Rodeo Queen contest September 29 to October 1. Clubs may enter many contestants, winner chosen by most rodeo tickets sold, with saddles and cash prizes for top finishers.
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Arkansas
Hope
Wallace Bent on Another Challenge
Gov. George Wallace pursues a new clash with federal authority by pushing a bill through Alabama to bar city and county boards from complying with federal school integration guidelines. The measure, backed by a tougher Senate rewrite, awaits House concurrence and signature, aiming to shield funds amid the desegregation fight.
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Rex Thomas Montgomery
Ala
George Wallace
U.S
Alabama
House
Senate
Wallace
University of Alabama
South
Health, Education and Welfare Department
HEW
Danish Princess Reported in Love Affair
Copenhagen tabloid Ekstra Bladet claims Princess Margrethe heiress to the Danish throne has fallen for French count and diplomat Count Henri de Laborde de Monpezat in London. The 26 year old princess may become engaged to the 32 year old third secretary at the French Embassy.
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Copenhagen
Ekstrabladet
Margrethe
Lomon
Paris
Henri Marie Jean Andre de Laborde de Monpezat
London
Scattered Violence Hits Jackson in Michigan
In Jackson on Thursday night scattered violence erupted after clashes between whites and Negroes. Police reported stones thrown at cars and property, with at least one shot heard and three plate-glass windows broken. No arrests were made that night, while the city maintained heavy patrols and earlier violence had led to thirty-five arrests and a gun store robbery during the prior night. The Michigan Civil Rights Commission staffer found no visible clashes during tours.
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Jackson
Mich
Bernard Schlenhuber
The
Jackson Post
Jackson F
Paul Rand
Orlo Abbott
Carler
Jatkeson
Earl Muller
Rand
Don Holtrop
Michigan Civil Rights Commission
Miss Michigan Title Removed for Rule Violation
Miss Michigan Gayle Ann Chancey had her title stripped after driving an officially chaperoned car after dark. Police had searched for her overnight before notifying her at home in Muskegon of the decision by the state pageant committee. Nancy Ackert, also 19, will replace her at the Miss America Pageant in Atlantic City this weekend.
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Detroit
Mich
Gayle Ann Chancey
Muske- Bon
Miss Chancey
Atlantic City
Nancy Ackert
Negro Area of Dayton Sealed Off
Dayton Ohio AP National Guard troops patrolled the sealed off Negro section after a destruction spree by roving bands of youths left 23 injured and 105 arrests. The violence followed a white driven car shot that killed a man, as West Side looting and bus stone throwing disrupted the city amid a planned presidential stopover.
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Dayton
Ohio
National Guard
Johnson
Midwest
White House
Dave Hall
Lester Mitchell
Hall
James A. Rhodes
West Side
U S Refuses De Gaulle Pullout Timeframe Speech Echoes Hanoi Stand
Washington reviewers say the United States cannot accept a timetable for Viet Nam troop pullout without North Viet Nam’s end to its offensive. French President De Gaulle urged a definite U S troop home date, but Hanoi’s tough line and France’s mediation prospects dimmed any breakthrough.
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Lewis Gulick
Washington
United States
U.S
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Charles de Gaulle
Hanoi
de Gaulle
Cambodia
Southeast Asia
Viet Nam
Johnson seeks joint study on NATO defence plan in Europe
President Johnson asked Prime Minister Wilson to join American British West German studies of allied defense needs in central Europe. British officials say Wilson accepted talks but warned they must not derail current NATO discussions. A British German mixed commission is to report by mid October on cutting Rhine army forces and withdrawing part of the 51 000 man force.
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Associated Press
Bonn
Germany
Johannes Steinhoff
West Germany
Werner Panitzki
Kal-Uwe von Hassel
Steinhoff
von Hassel
London
Johnson
Britain
Harold Wilson
Middle
Europe
Wilson
North Atlantic Alliance
NATO
Racial unrest and political moves hit multiple states
In Dayton Ohio rioting injures 23 and leads to 105 arrests as National Guards seal off a Negro district. In Jackson Michigan fighting between gangs injures at least four. Alabama passes a law restricting school boards from following federal integration guidelines. De Gaulle’s stance on North Viet Nam remains unclear. Navy weighs options on the TFX. Humphrey Kennedy race looms. Lynda Johnson mistaken for sister Luci. U.S. pushes U Thant to stay as UN secretary general. Canadian rail strike ends after proposed arbitration threat.
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AP News
Dayton
Ohio
Jackson
Mich
Alabama
Vietnam
Charles de Gaulle
Hanoi
Viet Nam
Washington
Registration at Saratoga Schools Opens This Fall
Registration at the Saratoga Schools will begin at 8 30 a m Tuesday September 6 and continue until 10 00 a m Wednesday September 17. School opens at 8 25 a m and dismisses at 11 30 a m. A full day of school is planned Thursday and Friday. The lunchroom opens Thursday. Virgil Lee Sanders is the new coach and science teacher. Other staff remain the same as last year.
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Saratoga
Virgil Lee Sanders
Adult Education Classes Announced by Hope School District
Hope School District will collaborate with the State Department of Education to offer adult education programs. Two programs exist: Adult Basic Education for grades 1 through 8 and Adult General Education for grades 9 through 12. Open to anyone eighteen and older. enrollments on September 6 7 and 8 at Yerger High School office or by calling Prospect 71-2691 supervisor Will V Rutherford.
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Hope School
State Department of Education
Yerger High School
Prospect
Will V. Rutherford
All Around Town Haskell Jones to keynote in Little Rock
Haskell Jones will serve as temporary chairman and keynote speaker at the Republican State Convention in Little Rock this weekend. He is slated to address attendees at 10 a.m. Saturday in the Robinson Auditorium. Jack Beaty, director of federal projects for the Hope School District, is hospitalized in Texarkana at St. Michael's Hospital Room 409.
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Comery
Winston Churchill
Greenville
G.C
Haskell Jones
Little Rock
Robinson Auditiorium
Jack Beaty
Hope School
Texarkana
St. Michael's Hospital
Jets Cut Rail Line Between Hanoi and China War Report
Six USAF jets struck the northwest corridor between Hanoi and China in ten raids. The toll rose past 350 aircraft losses with two more shot down. Viet Cong attacks near Saigon killed 12 and wounded 10 as elections neared. Navy commander fired. weather slowed raids. air war claimed multiple bridges depots and trucks damaged.
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Robert Tuckman
Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.s.air Force
Hanoi
China
U.S
North Viet Nam
Air Force
North
Viet Nam
Tran van Phan
Phan
Nguyen van Anh
Junta
Red River
Red China
Pirots
Haiphong
Panhandle
Tan Thoi
U.S. 25Th Infantry Division
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