Virginia of Letter Fame a Believer Virginia of Letter Fame a Believer
A New York woman, Virginia O Hani on Douglas, reflects on the 1897 Santa Claus editorial and her lifelong belief. Now 78, she remains hopeful for Christmas with a large family near Albany, enjoying great grandchildren and a favorite daughter.
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Virginia of Letter Fame
A Believer
North Chtham
N.Y
New York Sun
Virginia
Virginia O'Hanion Douglas
Sun
Santa Claus
Papa
Francis P. Church
Douglas
Albany
Mayor Outlines War on Slums
Gary Indiana mayor elect Richard Hatcher announced plans to fight slums crime and pollution. He urged high school students to volunteer summers for slum work and tutoring while pushing businesses to form non profits and create job training. He said federal aid discussions have yielded broad promises of consideration.
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NEW York
Richard Hatcher
Gary
Ind
Hatcher
Federal
Department
Wilson seeks to curb Lords veto and hereditary peers
British Prime Minister Harold Wilson proposes reducing hereditary peers with voting rights in the House of Lords and limiting the chamber's power to delay legislation. The plan aims to slim the Lords while preserving legislative review.
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Harold Wilson
House of Lords
GSP Coeds Assist In Carols for Concern
KU coeds from Gertrude Sellards Pearson Hall join Carols for Concern to raise funds for Project Concern Inc. Groups will carol in Lawrence homes, collect brochures, and wear lapel badges. The drive aims to fund a hospital and clinics for South Vietnam civilians, totaling $40,000.
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Kansas University
Lawrence Homes
Gertrude Sellards Pearson
Keesling
Carals For Concern
Project Concern Inc
Hong Kong
South Vietnam
Mexico
Ach
Vietnam
Kansas University Receives $7021 NIAID Grant
Kansas University has received a grant of 7021 dollars from the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases of the U S Public Health Service to complete a three year study of compiled research topics.
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Kansas University
National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases
U.S. Public Health Service
Immunity Effects on Parasite Physiology
Research outlines how immunity alters parasite physiology with focus on host responses. Donald G. Dusanic, assistant professor of microbiology, directs the grant and coordinates the project.
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Donald G. Dusanic
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