Prince Philip tops Hollywood charity tour crowd in LA
Prince Philip toured Los Angeles during a 65hour visit to promote charity work, helping raise 520000 from appearances in Miami Houston and here and aiming for 1 million. A star studded banquet attracted 1100 with Shirley MacLaine Natalie Wood Cary Grant and others as he received an honorary law degree at UCLA and urged leaders to use leisure time for progress.
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Philip
Dolly
Prince Philip
Elizabeth II
Duke of Edinburgh
Chicago
Miami
Houston
Here
New York
Toronto
Giving Promise
Hollywood
Joey Bishop
Prince and the
Shirley MacLaine
Natalie Wood
Cary Grant
Jack Benny
Dean Martin
Tony Martin
Gregory Peck
Kirk Douglas
Danny Kaye
Jack Lemmon
California
University of California At
Los Angeles
Twentieth-Century-Fox
Prince Philip of
Great Britain
Beverly Hilton Hotel
Beverly Hills
Calif
Variety Clubs International
Rusk Sees Wide Non Communist Backing for US Viet Nam Policy
Secretary of State Dean Rusk told a Boston University audience that a great majority of non Communist governments support the U S role in Viet Nam and expect increasing assistance. He said Hanoi and Peking block peace while many free world governments back continued U S efforts.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
U.S
United States
Republic of Viet Nam
Free World
Rusk
Viet Nam
Hanoi
Peking
State Department
Johnson
Viet Nam Victory Tied to Reform and Peaceframe
Senator Ribicoff spoke in Atlanta stressing inclusive peace talks for Viet Nam. He said victory will be military and any lasting peace must allow political social religious and economic reforms. He urged that the Viet Cong be included in any conference to reach a solution.
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Viet Nam
Abraham A. Ribicoff
Dconn
Atlanta
Ribicoff
Plymouth Service Features Talk on National Council of Churches
Rev. Harold B. Statler of Topeka will address the Plymouth Congregational Church at 7 p.m. Wednesday as part of Lenten services. He will discuss The National Council of Churches and its criticisms. Statler chairs Kansas Council of Churches coordinating ten denominations in Kansas and has a Brethren ordination from 1947.
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Topeka
Kansas Council of Churches
Plymouth Congregational Church
Statler
National Council of Churches
Council
Kansas
Stagler
Manchester College
North Manchester
Ind
Bethany Theological Seminary
Chicago
Institute of Ecumenical Leadership
Boston University School of Theology
Massachusetts
Church of the Brethren
National Council of Churches Commission On
Yale May Admit Women to Undergrad Education
Yale University weighs allowing women to receive an undergraduate education at the all male institution. President Kingman Brewster says the Yale Corporation recognizes the need for high quality education for women and is exploring how Yale might contribute beyond its graduate and professional schools.
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New Haven, Conn
Yale University
Allmale
Yale
Kingman Brewster
Yale Corporation
Million Senior Citizens Reject Medicare Setup
Washington AP reports a major information push boosted enrollment in the doctors' bills insurance set to begin July 1, with about 80 percent of 19.1 million eligible seniors signing up. Roughly one million declined due to lack of information, apathy, or opposition to socialized medicine, while 16.2 million are expected to enroll by the March 31 deadline.
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Washington
Forest Rangers
America
Social Security
Robert M. Ball
Ball
Social Security Administration
Agriculture Department
Massachusetts University receives $400000 scholarship gift
The University of Massachusetts in Amherst has been awarded a $400,000 scholarship fund the largest private gift in the state system. The bequest comes from George M. Codding of Darien Connecticut a 1909 graduate and former executive vice president of Bartlett Tree Experts Inc He died September 23 1964 in Darien.
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Amhierst
Mass
University of Massachusetts
George M. Codding
Darien, Conn
Bartlett Tree Experts, Inc
Darien
Notable early scorers in last two U S Opens
Al Geiberger Tony Lema Ray Floyd Gene Littler Gay Brewer and Billy Casper were among the first 20 scorers in the last two U S Opens.
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al Geiberger
Tony Lema
Ray Floyd
Gene Littler
Gay Brewer
Billy Casper
U. S
Local social notes record visits and gatherings across Kansas
McPherson and Osborn families attended services in Topeka and a flower show in Kansas City. Several couples hosted dinners and weekend guests included Herries, Harding, Pennel, and Lobb families. In Des Moines and Tacoma homes, as well as Valley Falls, visits and dinners cheered neighbors and relatives.
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Alice Tomin
Mary Woolfolk
Mabel Hurla
Helen Haff
Kansas City
Hobart Herries
Milford Fowler
Fowler
Keith Herries
Ellis Harding
Topeka
Willits
Maggie Hall
Clarence Kel
Willy
Wichita
Lutie Gensler
J. H. Bowie
Valley Falls
Arnold Skaggs
Gary
Muncie
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David Osborn
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Maude Black
John Bower
William Highfill
Tacoma
Wash
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Clarence Kell
Lawrence
Kraft
Snowy
Usda Gov't
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Allgood
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Velveeta
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