Executives finish United Crusade instruction at State College
Executives sent by firms to assist United Crusade completed two days of instruction at State College. They toured countywide agencies and were briefed on United Way and Red Cross history and functions. The group includes bankers, city officials, hotel and hospital leaders, and personnel from Douglas Aircraft and other firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Crusade
State College
Paul Nichol
Commerce and Industry
Long Beach
P. Victor Peterson
United Way
Red Cross
Joe Adams
United California Bank
Raymond Berbower
City of
Robert Glampelt
Chamber of Commerce
Dennis Coder
Lafayette Hotel
David A. Daniels
Huffums
Richard Beach
Independent, Press-Telegram
R. E. Kennedy
City of Long
Doctor Defend: Strong Men's Right to Weep
London reports on a New York psychoanalyst urging public weeping as authentic grief. Dr Milton M Berger told the First International Congress of Psychiatry that televised reactions to Kennedy's assassination show men may cry without judgment. He warned widespread acceptance could reduce alienation and hostility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
John F. Kennedy
New -York
International Congress of Psychiatry
Milton M. Berger
United States loan backs Nigerian teacher program
The United States has loaned 33.8 million to Nigeria to fund training for teachers in the north. The program aims to produce 25,000 teachers, matching government estimates of regional needs by 1970.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lagos
Nigeria
United States
Tobacco research explores Indian leaf at Clemson
Clemson researchers test Indian grown tobacco lines to study cancer risk factors and chemical makeup. Led by Dr. John Pitner, sessions compare Clemson bred leaf against standard varieties, with funds mainly from South Carolina. Leaf shipped to Beltsville for component analysis. U.S. Surgeon General's lines showing promise may be released within a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clemson
S.C
South’ Carolina
John Pitner
Pee Dee
South Carolina
Tobacco Research Division
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Beltsville
South
Carolina
U.S
Tobacco varieties and plant traits cited by Clemson expert
An expert from Clemson discusses desirable tobacco traits including light color, silky texture, and disease resistance. He notes flavor is key and mentions acceptance of a specific quality tied to smoking culture. A Polish archaeologist note mentions pre-Roman burial grounds near the Visla river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitner
Warsaw
Viste
Chelmo
Kurler Polski Reports
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Girl Scout
North Long Beach
Kathy Perry
Belinda Adams
Gary Woodworth
Bob Clampett
Denis Coder
By AL Lanier
Long Beach Blvd
Independent
Press-Telegram
Garden Grove
Lakewood
EARY
Ron
POY SC
Asreg
Brideys
E. Ocean Ave
German Entrance
Hemlock
Barker Bros
Auigusthiome Furnishings
Delmonico
Packard Bell
Shee Meey
Sage
Barker
Thina
Kelvinator
Frost Free
Broadway
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