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 \n$3 billion will be required for replacement of obsolete beds in non-profithospitals,or $150 million a year;  \n$185 million will be needed for an additional 12,375 beds each year to meetpopulation increase;  \n$76 million will be needed annually for improvements to keep hospitalscurrent with advances in me dical science.  \nThe total to meet all of the above needs would require $501 million annually.  \nFord Foundation makes conditional grant of $10 million for Lincoln Centerfor Performing Arts,New York,in addition to previous $2.5 million grant;also grant of $75.000 to Tulane University for historical records related tojazz;and to the New England Opera Company,$40,000 for development oflightweight opera scenery.  \n## For__Education\n\nMrs.Alfred I.du Pont makes $195,250 gift to Hollins College for endowment.。.....United States Steel gives $10,000 to Union College Kentucky,toward men'sdormitory.......Kroger Company allocates $25,000 for scholarships .......Inter-national Harvester Company and Foundation gives $105,000 to 39 state associationsof private colleges.......General Motors Corporation announces 1,200 students nowreceiving GM scholarships;program when fully operative will cost more than$5 millionannually.  \nCreole Foundation of Venezuela makes $30,000 grant to MIT for researchand education in soil engineering.......Maurice and Laura Falk Foundation makes$53,200 grant to Michigan State University Department of Political Science.......Rockefeller Foundation makes $100,000 grant to Columbia for advanced sciencewriting program.  \nFund for the Advancement of Education makes $40,000 grant to MountSt.Scholastica College,Atchinson,Kansas,for evaluation of teaching by taperecording.......Fund for Adult Education awards fellowships totaling $205,000to forty fellows in field of education,journalism and broadcasting.  \nUnited States Steel Foundation makes $25,000 gift to Westmont College,California,to help finance development leading to regional accreditation ....··Commonwealth Fund_gives $203,945 to National League for Nursing for graduateeducation in nursing;and $60,000 to University of Buffalo School of Medicine forprogram of teacher training.  \nIrene Heinz Given and John La Porte Given Foundation of New York,makes$100,000 gift to Middlebury College for library.......Roy Church gives $50,000for loan fund at llinois We","cbCaiaSBAQNndxPS","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiaSBAQNndxPS","pdf",587755,"English","# CORPORATE__cONTRIBUT IONS\n## Capital Needs of Non-Profit Ho_spitals\n## For__Education\n# G OIN G UP VOLUNTARYSUPPOR T OFAMERICA'S COLLEGES AND UNIVER SITIE S","[{\"question\":\"What trend in corporate contributions to philanthropy is reported for 1954 and 1955?\",\"answer\":\"Contributions to philanthropy increased by $103,477,000 in 1955 compared with 1954. 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