Tax Free Foundations Face Closer Public Scrutiny
New York reports a growing Washington focus on tax free funds as foundations like the Ford Foundation donate hundreds of millions, plan stock offers, and face criticism over political activity and public disclosure. Congress debates opening exemption applications to public inspection to ensure public purpose.
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Washington
Congress
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Ford Foundation
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Fund For the Republic
Webb and Towne reconcile after four week separation
Hollywood figure Jack Webb and wife Dorothy Towne announce reconciliation after a four week separation. Webb said they are trying to work out their problems and hope to spend more time together.
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Hollywood
Dragnet
Jack Webb
Dorothy Towne
Sat
Plaintiff Stryk er Dies After Court Heart Attack
Milwaukee resident John Stryker aged 50, a plaintiff and defendant in a personal injury case, died of a heart attack in a courthouse corridor on Monday. The suit concerned an August 10 automobile wreck at a railroad crossing with actions between the other driver and a passenger in Stryker’s car.
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Milwaukee
John Stryker
Stryker
American GIs Alter German Christmas Traditions
The article reports American soldiers in Germany adapting Christmas customs since World War II. Santa arrives by Army jeep or helicopter with GI Santa gifts like a cowboy suit. Mess halls host German orphans and refugees, MPs fix and give toys, and German families invite troops to celebrate.
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Germany
Santa Claus
East
Veterans Pension Rules Remain Unchanged Across Wars
The article reviews three core eligibility rules for World War I II and Korean War veterans seeking pensions. It notes VA oversight on disability status service requirements and income limits and explains standard payments plus increased rates for long-time recipients blind or needing aid. It also guides filing at a VA office with discharge papers.
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Eisenhower
Veterans Administration
Chile and Bolivia eye highway link to Iquique port
Chile and Bolivia may approve a road connection from Oruro to Chile's Pacific coast port of Iquique. The plan aims to haul minerals from Oruro to the coast for export.
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Chile
Bolivia
Oruro
Iquique
Pacific
Some Negro Groups Favor Segregation Noted by NAACP
New York reports say some Southern Negro groups favor segregated schools though NAACP calls such cases rare. An NAACP spokesman said the group will support individuals seeking nonsegregated schools, amid a Henderson Kentucky petition for a consolidated colored school in the county.
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New York
South
National Assn. For
Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Henderson
Board of Education
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