Word: benefited
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...apprehensive eye of a more practiced Pagliacci, Emmett Kelly, 63, Novice Clown Debbie Reynolds, 30, went through her droopy-trousered paces at a Los Angeles premiere of the International Super Circus. Other show business talents ranging from Sammy Davis Jr. to Jayne Mansfield also donated their services to the benefit performance in support of a cause peculiarly appropriate for Hollywood: a clinic for emotionally disturbed children...
Brown will face the varsity without the benefit of a spring training trip under its belt, but returning lettermen Peyton Howard and Nathan Chace could give Sullivan and Niederhoffer tough matches. Howard was a finalist in the Easterns...
...order, 56,000 servicemen sent abroad have been separated from their families; another 19,000 somehow found the money to take their families with them at their own expense (it costs about $500 to get a wife and one child to Paris) and to rent quarters for them without benefit of the usual Government allowance (in France, this is about $100 a month). Obviously, many cannot afford this on their military pay-yet neither can they afford the expense of maintaining a home in the U.S. and meeting their own living costs abroad...
Even the man who wants to throw out furniture can turn it into a tax benefit. By donating furniture or clothes to a thrift shop run by a charity (there are 36 such shops in New York City alone) he can deduct the fair market value...
...first contingency, it is clear that no program that is likely to be undertaken by the University would be of any benefit. In the second contingency, there are so many variable factors that it is impossible to determine what measures would be called for, and hence it seems impossible to "plan" for it. Therefore, the University should not take any extensive measures, nor devote substantial resources, to coping with either of these contingencies...