Indian Chief Named Chairman Of Manufacturers Association
Tsula westanehi 61 becomes chairman of the National Association of Manufacturers at the annual meeting. He urges minority groups to win their place through performance not violence. He cites hiring experiences with Cherokee workers during World War II to stress understanding different values. Keeler, Phillips Petroleum chairman, may influence NAM policies and minority employment views.
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Manufacturers Association
John Cunniff
New York
Tsulawesta Nehi
National Association of Manufacturers
Tsula Westanehi
W. W. Keeler
Phillips Petroleum Co
Bartlesville
Okla
Keeler
NAM
W. P. Gallander
Reuss Backs Funding for Ice Age Reserve Plan
Representative Henry Reuss of Wisconsin testified before a House interior subcommittee in support of a 425000 dollar request to develop the Ice Age National Reserve in Wisconsin. The plan was filed in September 1968 after Congress created the reserve in 1964 with an initial 750000 authorization.
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Washington
Henry S. Reuss
D-Wis
Wisconsin
Reuss
House Interior
Congress
Robert Kastenmeier
Clement J. Zablocki
Wisconsin Democrats
Rouss
Interior Department
Budget Bureau
Hatfield to head Minnesota tax study
Administration commissioner Rolland F. Hatfield resigns to lead a tax study for Gov. Harold LeVander. Richard L. Brubacher will replace him on Jan. 1. The study aims to map Minnesota’s total tax picture and could yield recommendations for the 1971 legislature.
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Hatfield
Minnesota
ST. Paul
Rolland F. Hatfield
Harold LeVander
Richard L. Brubacher
LeVander
Elmer L. Andersen
Karl F. Rolvaag
Rolvaag
Stephen Quigley
Wisconsin Senators vote to bar use of defense funds for troops
Wisconsin's Senators Gaylord Nelson and William Proxmire, both Democrats, joined the majority as the Senate approved 73 to 17 to block the use of defense funds to support American ground combat troops in Laos or Thailand.
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Washington
Wisconsin
Gaylord Nelson
William Proxmire
Laos
Thailand
Count Stops Bid At Small Slam In Bridge Columns
In this JACOBY ON BRIDGE column, South earns a small slam after a cautious opening and a spade led plan. North passes a double and South, holding 10 high cards, advances with a five spade bid to probe for diamond control. South races to six then settles for small slam, quipping about undercooking the contract.
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South
North
Blackwood
East
Dummy
Rockefeller Foundation gifts 350000 to Brooklyn Academy of Music
The Rockefeller Foundation provided 350000 dollars to BAM for four resident companies Merce Cunningham Dance Company Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater American Ballet Company and Chelsea Theater Center to develop new works in New York.
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Academy Given
New York
Rockefeller Foundation
Brooklyn Academy of Music
Merce Cunningham Dance Company
Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater
American Ballet Company
Chelsea Theater Center
Big Brother Movement origins traced to New York in 1904
The social service group Big Brother Movement began in New York City in 1904, marking its founding year and location as the launch point for its work assisting vulnerable groups.
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Big Brother Movement
New York City
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