Whose Face Was on the $100,000 Bill Displayed
A specimen of the $100,000 gold certificate bill featuring Woodrow Wilson was shown at the Chase Manhattan Money Museum. Issued January 9, 1935, the note circulated briefly, with 42,000 printed and only 12 known to exist. current whereabouts are unknown.
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Race Bias in School Jobs Cited
Washington held that federal education officials will push voluntary anti discrimination efforts in northern schools and may resort to formal actions if needed. The 1964 Civil Rights Act bars aid to districts with discrimination and the Chicago case is cited as a probe model. President Johnson seeks data on student achievement to evaluate federal aid programs.
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Educational TV plan backed by Ford and Carnegie units
Ford Foundation and Carnegie Commission back a public television expansion funded by government support and a possible tax on new TV sets. The proposal includes a corporation for public television, educational programming centers, satellite interconnection, and broad financing to extend noncommercial services nationwide. McGeorge Bundy, Ford Foundation chief finant, said the foundation may not commit $100 million, but would explore funding avenues.
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