Charity begins at home in the Goody tragedy
Hal Boyle reports a cautionary tale about Jack and Betty Goody, once friendly door knockers who turned into addicts after years of relentless fundraising. Their generosity drew neighbors in, but their lives unraveled as drink and illness took hold, ending with estrangement and eviction. The piece ends with a grim moral on misplaced charity.
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Jack
Betty Goody
Betty
Reny
Red Cross
American Cancer Society
Goodys
Hetty
Bass
Felly
Beny
Ray
Man
Betty Gooly
Frozen Food Tycoon Aids Starving Overseas
Harold J Humphrey, longtime food freezing pioneer, now serves as UNICEF consultant on nutrition. He promotes powdered protein rich supplements like Incaparina to combat child protein deficiency in developing nations. He urges private firms to adapt technologies for affordable, durable foods that require minimal storage.
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Claire Cox
United Nations
UPI
Harold J. Humphrey
United Nations Children's Fund
Unicef
Humphrey
U.N
National Association of Brazen Fond Packers
Ife
General Fonds
Ardsley ~On
Hudson
Manhattan
Central America
India
Europe
United States
Panama
Cincap
Philippines
Shotgun Blast Kills Man and Wounds Woman in Nashville
In Nashville last midnight a 20 year old man, William Wesley King of Brentwood, was killed by a shotgun blast as he and Mrs Frances Ann Peach, 33, drove into a drive in restaurant. Peach was wounded and treated at General Hospital. Police said the blast was fired by Peach's estranged husband Redrick J Peach, 35. No arrest was immediately made.
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William Wesley King
Brentwood
Frances Ann Peach
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Cosmetology Bill Wins Approval in Virginia
The House General Laws Committee approved a Senate bill to regulate cosmetology. Sponsored by Ser. Hale Collings of Allegheny County, it creates a five member Virginia Commission of Registered Professional Mouth Dressers empowered to regulate professional hairdressing. Only Jules E. Bernfeld of Alexandria spoke in support, urging a stronger licensing bill. Proponents said the measure would protect public health and provide reciprocity with states with similar regulations.
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Senate
Hale Collings
Allegheny County
Rovides
Virginia Commission
Jules E. Bernfeld
Alexandria
Bernfeld
Virginia
Powers Returns to Senate Testimony and Florida Growth Push
Former U2 pilot Francis Gary Powers testifies before the Senate Armed Services Committee, reflecting on his CIA role after Moscow trial and prison, while Miami Miami-Dade business leaders push for industry and jobs. The chamber promotes Aero Jet propellant plants, a $40 million refinery, and light manufacturing amid local opposition and growth pressures.
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Moscow
Francis Gary Powers
Associated Press
Powers
Senate Armed Services Committee
Washington
APY
Central Intelligence Agency
Soviet Union
Virginia
CIA
Hey
Senate
Red
Mami
Dade County
Aero ‘Jet General Corporation
South Dade
Biscayne Bay
Philip Wylie
T 'Woyd E. Miller
Airlines Emsploye
Petroctdmics
Family budgeting and allowance approach discussed
A family note stresses teaching a child money sense. It suggests providing a small allowance so the child has private funds and does not raid the mother's purse. Emphasis is on clear past understandings and supervision when the child encounters money.
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