Youth and Big Sisters share profits boost
Arthur Meola of American Youth Products plans to give 60 percent of profits to Big Sisters of Greater Los Angeles to fund expansion and operations. The company makes first aid kits and plans sewing kits, employing about 11 teenagers with flexible hours and minimal dress rules.
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Arthur Meola
American Youth Products, Inc
Big Sisters
Greater
Los Angeles
American Youth Products
Meola
Lakewood Youth Employment Agency
Long Beach
City College
Cal Stars
Department of Hu 2-Man Resources Development
Tye
Willow
Harriet Lund
Big Brothers
Department of Public Social Services
Lund
San Fernando Valley
West Covina
Red Parlor redecorated and opened to public at White House
The Red Parlor once called the President's anteroom is redecorated by Mrs. Nixon and the White House Arts Committee. Pat Nixon hosts a luncheon and guests, including Mrs. Douglas Cornell, later return for coffee. The room features Savonnerie rug, new girandoles, and portraits. Dolley Madison, Abigail Van Buren, and Theodora Roosevelt are noted in the room’s history.
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Meola
William DeMéatte
Dolley Madison
Rutherford Blayes
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Ted
White House
Richard M. Nixon
Piate Arts Committee
John Murchison
Texas
Nixon
Clement Conger
Foreign Service
State Department
Gilbert Stuart-Kangg
Dolley
Pat Nixon
John Connally
van Buren
Abigail van Buren
Abigail
Charles-Hongre Lanner
Theodora Roosevelt
Mamie Eisenhower
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Calif
Big Brother
Meela
Melia
Hockwell
Ltue
Miss Lund
Caral Burnett
Little Sisters
Holly
Peabody
Cindy Prater
Ariene Matthew
Cart Johnson
Bertha Ford
Joan van Koway
Wayne Cook
Linda Zink
Red
Washington Monument
Jefferson Memorial
OPA
Sikkim
Rope
Chapin
Tricia
Jole