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Benefit Dinner Is
Set at Chuckwagon
The third annual benefit din
ner for the United Crusade will
be held from 5 to 9 p.m. Wed
nesday at North's Chuckwagon
on North Riverside Ave United
Crusade headquarters announc
ed today.
All money paid for the dinner
will be added to tlie United
Crusade funds.
The public Is Invited and fam
ilies will be welcomed, the Cru
sade committee emphasized.
The early hour at which serving
begins has been adopted to
make It possible for people to
some and bring their children,
and to attend other meetings if
they are in the evening's schedule.
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SEATTLE (UPI) - A World
Airways Boeing 707-320C cargo-
jet has airlifted a record pay
load of 90,148 pounds of military
equipment from Travis Air
Force Base to the Far East,
Boeing officials said Monday.
Tho (light occurred Nov. 6.
DEATH TOLL DOWN
WASHINGTON (UPI) - Dur
ing the past 20 years, the rate
of accidental deaths among chil
dren and youths under 20 had
been reduced by some 20 per
cent, reports Anthony J. Cele
brezze, secretary of Health, Ed
ucation and Welfare.
In 1942, for example, for
every 100,000 young people in
the population, 43 died as a re
sult of accidents. In lr2, the
rale had been reduced to 31 per
100,000 children.
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Foreign Aid Bill
WASHINGTON (UPI) - Th
Scnate opens its third week of
debate on its $3.7 billion foreign
aid bill today with the threat
of possible stern tactics to
speed action on the long de
layed measure.
The bill, which would author
ize another year of military,
economic and technical assist
ance abroad, now totals only
about $240 million more than
the House voted and almost
$800 million less than President
Kennedy asked.
Sen. Wayne Morse, D-Ore.,
leader of the opposition to the
measure, said he planned fur
ther attempts to cut the bill and
attach restrictive amendments.
He warned against any attempl
la gag debate through time lim
itations or tabling motions. i
But Senate Republican Lead-!
er Everett M. Dirksen, 111., ap-!
parently was firm in his an-,
nounccd determination to invoko
the "sudden death" tabling dc-1
vice if tlie bill s opponents keep
up their delaying tactics with
long discussion of countless
amendments.
Mme. Nhu Holding
Plane Reservations
BEVERLY HILLS, Calif.
(UPD-South Viet Nam's Mme.
Nco Dinh Nhu had airline reser
vations to go to Rome today (or
a reunion with her three young
er children.
But the former first lady of
the troubled Asian nation com
plained of feeling ill late Mon
day and whether or not she
makes the trip hinged on the
diagnoses of the Beverly Hills
doctor who was called in to sec
her.
Dr. John Sharpc was called
to the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Allen Chase where Mme. Nhu
and her 18-year-old daughter,
1-e Thuy, have been staying. Her
hosts said she "felt very, very
tired and weak. I
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fcdltor's no'e: The Family Council consist of ft Judge, .
bhyuhiatrbt, thr.e clergymen, three editors and ft women's editor,
earn a-tlcle Is ft summary of ft family disagreement presented to the
Council. Tie Council deals with problems, major and minor,
encountered by guidance counselors and social wurkers. Edited by
Mrs. Alma Denny. (Copyright bf Oeneral Feature orp.)
Harold A. My son wants
to drop out of school and I can't
blame him.
Joseph A. You should, do
all in your power to talk him
out of it.
Harold A. My brother
keeps warning me not to let
Frank quit high school, but he
should be the last to object. He
and I both got along fine with
out that diploma. Frank is 16
and bored stiff with history, po
etry, and other subjects that
won't help him cam a living.
Since he has no interest in
qualifying for college, he wants
to get started at the service
station. He's been offered a job
as an attendant.
Joseph A. This is when a
kid peds a firm father. Thinf.1
have changed since Hal and I
were boys. Nowadays anyone
without a high school diploma is
considered "unskilled." He has
a terrible time competing with
well-educated workers, as well
as with automation. Instead of
of encouraging Frank to end his
schooling, Hal shoud harp on the
benefits, like learning to think
and getting well-rounded and
well-grounded.
The Council: For now,
Harold, accept that Joseph's
right and do your darndest to
help your son through history,
poetry, biology even though
they aren't "trade school" sub
jects. For he will use them (or
their effect upon him) both in
making a living and in living.
Space forbids our listing I h e
dozens of arguments for staying
in school, advanced by employ
ers and unions and youth work
ers. One U. S. Bureau of Labor
Statistics item will suffice: four
years of high school may yield
a higher annual wage than 20
years of unskilled work. We'd
rather discuss the Great Day
a-comin' in American schools if
Frank will but hold his horses.
Around the corner is better
teaching aimed at' holding in
terest. Think what tape-recorders
will do for music class or
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overhead projectors which will
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short ones for Oral English.
Goldwater Won't
Speed Up Decision
WASHINGTON (UPI) - Sen.
Barry Goldwater, R-Ariz., is not
going to speed up his decision
on whether to seek the GOP
presidential nomination because
Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller al
ready has entered the race.
GoHwater told United Press
Internt'ional that the announce
ment of Rockefeller's candidacy
Thursday would not affect his
timetable in the least. The sen
ator made the statement in re
ply to questions submitted by
UPI.
The Arizona conservative is
expected to announce his deci
sion in January. Sen. Norris
Cotton, R-N.H., urged Goldwa
ter Sunday to declare his can
didacy for the nomination be
fore January or risk losing the
New Hampshire primary on
March 10.
Cotton said in a television in
terview that Goldwater could
"very well kiss New Hampshire
goodbye" unless he declared
himself soon enough for local
supporters to campaign for
him. Cotton is a Goldwater
backer.
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pronoun
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seaport
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settlement
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