Mail Carrier Aids Teacher Training Fund
Clayton Arnold 76 year old former rural mail carrier and farmer from Thompson Station Tennessee has donated over 300000 dollars to endow teaching careers at the University of Tennessee He funds a life income plan that benefits UT then leaves the total estate to the university Arnold started with ten percent of earnings and matched UT alumni gifts for two years up to 100000 annually He credits frugality and fortunate investments for his wealth and says the scholarship will help train 100000 teachers in the next century.
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U-T
Clayton Arnold
Arnold
Williamson County
Unitarian Universalist Church
Thompsons Station
Post Office
Nashville
Quick Basic for Little Girls Swingalong Skimmer Pattern
Sewing pattern notice for a children size 2 to 8 swingalong skimmer in five versions. Includes fabric yardage for size 6 and pricing 65 cents plus mailing 15 cents. Allows order via The Morris Daily Herald Pattern Dept New York address. Catalog offer announces spring look and free pattern coupon with 50 cent catalog request.
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Anne Adams
Morris Daily Herald
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Animals Lost After Viet Cong Occupation in Cholon
The manager of a restaurant in Cholon Saigon said he lost his entire stock of turtles monkeys snakes porcupines and boa constrictors when Viet Cong forces occupied the establishment recently.
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Saigon
Cholon
Land Purchase Planned for Oakley Reservoir Project
The House Appropriations Committee approved 1.9 million dollars to acquire land for the Oakley Dam and Reservoir in central Illinois. It urged Army engineers to restudy flood control plans to minimize adverse ecological and scenic effects on nearby Allerton Park.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Oakley
Illinois
Allerton Park
Army Engineers
New Record for Industrial Output
The nation's industrial output recovered in May after an April drop and reached a new record level, signaling a sustained rebound in manufacturing activity. Components involving production gains and sector momentum point to broader recovery trends.
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Washington
Factory output index climbs to 1957-59 average by five percent
The Federal Reserve Board reports a 5 percent rise in the index above last year driven by gains in consumer goods and industrial materials while business equipment remains steady. April auto assemblies rise 10 percent from a reduced April level, yet the index sits at 163.7 percent of the 1957-59 average, not price-inflated.
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Federal Reserve Board
Bradley Wins Democratic Nomination in Illinois House Race
Correction shows Gerald A. Bradley of Bloomington won the Democratic nomination in Illinois House 47th District. Logan County totals give Bradley 4 972 votes to Herman L. Dammerman of Lincoln 4 749 among five candidates.
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Bloomington
Gerald A. Bradley
Logan County
Bradley
Herman L. Dammerman
Lincoln
Deer Repellent Outperforms Others On Fir Seedlings
In Portland Oregon a U S Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife team reports that a putrified fish preparation beats other repellents in keeping deer away from young Douglas firs.
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Portland
Ore
Virgin Woods
U.S. Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife
Two Morris men charged with delinquency involving minor
Deputy Sheriff signed complaint charging Ihor Sphuk and Jerry Wren with contributing to the delinquency of a 17 year old, for giving alcohol to a minor and keeping him away from home overnight. Both men were arrested by Morris police and county deputies and held on $1,000 bonds in Grundy County Jail.
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George Hendrickson
Morris
Ihor Sphuk
Jerry Wren
Sphuk
Wren
Morris City
Grundy County
Brother of James Earl Ray seeks passport for London visit
John Larry Ray, brother of James Earl Ray, said he will apply on Monday for a passport to visit his brother in London. Ray, 40, has been sought in several countries for two months and was arrested at a London airport last week. He also plans to contact Houston lawyer Percy Foreman to seek representation.
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ST. Louis
James Earl Ray
Martin Luther King Jr
London
James Ray
John Larry Ray
Houston
Percy Foreman
James
Meo Tribespeople Relocated After Border Conflicts
More than 10,000 Meo tribespeople were removed and resettled from the hill country near the Laos border, an army officer reported. The government said clashes between the Meos and Thai forces were fueled by Communist cadres from outside Thailand.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Laos
If the Brachiosaurus Were Alive Today
The Brachiosaurus could peer above a three story building and likely weighed about 50 tons.
How Pitch Shapes Vietnamese Word Meaning
Pace College language professor Leonard M. Tompakov explains that Vietnamese meaning hinges on tone. A single sound like NAM can signify many different ideas such as south or fire depending on pitch.
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New York
Leonard M. Tompakov
Pace College
Merger Blends Jacobsen and Kearney National
CHICAGO RP Jacobsen Manufacturing of Racine Wis merges into Kearney National Inc New York City in a 37.5 million stock merger Each Jacobsen share exchanges for .85 Kearney National shares on a tax free basis Kearney also proposes merging with Simplex Wire and Cable Co The combined sales exceed 150 million Jacobsen makes power lawn mowers and related equipment
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Chicago
Jacobsen Manufacturing Co
Racine, Wis
Kearney-National Inc
New York City
Jacobsen
Kearney-National
Kearney National Common
Kearney
Equipsement
Simplex Wire and Cable Co
Cambridge
Mass
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Associated Press
Wilmington
Bristol
Ironstone China
Haviland
Majellica
Nippon
Carnival
R. S. Prussia
Royal Beyreuth
Ellen Foster
Russell J. Chapman
Newark
Tel
Plattville
By Jone Melons
Kandu
Cathy Neville
Cathy
Jerry Watmore
Seattle
Marine Aquarium
Oakley Reservoir
Marseilles
Ford
Fairlane
Volkswagen
Dr. H.T. V
OLDS
Borens Ford Inc
Diamond, Illinois
House of Burgess’s Reservations
P.m
Food Store
Orville W. Johler
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