Attica Rebellion Is a Dark Chapter of Prison History
The Attica uprising began September 9 and ended September 13 in a bloodily suppressed riot that left 30 inmates and 10 hostages dead. Ex-inmates, guards, officials, and residents describe the clash of activism, reform efforts, and rural prison life shaping the four day crisis.
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New York
Peter Arnett
Associated Press
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Attica State
America
Wyoming County
Reproductions Of Great Paintings On Display Here
Reproductions from the National Gallery of Art are on loan and on exhibit in the annex of the First United Methodist Church at 14th and Townsend. The show features twelve religious works from Byzantine to Salvador Dali, including early and Renaissance masters such as Memling, Perugino, Raphael, and van Eyck, with biblical scenes like the Last Supper and the Virgin with Child. The exhibit runs through Sunday, October 3, with viewing weekdays during business hours.
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First United Methodist Church
14Th
Townsend
National Gallery of Art
Washington, D. C
Salvador Dali
Nicolas Poussin
Jan van Eyck
Hans Memling
Pietro Perugino
Umbrian
John
Raphael
Mathis Grunewald
Domenico Fetti
Rembrandt van Ryn
Apostle Paul
William Blake
Officials To Check Poultry More Closely
Washington AP The Agriculture Department will intensify testing of poultry and egg products in several Midwest states after turkeys from a Minnesota grower showed unacceptable PCB levels. Dr Kenneth M McEnroe said initial tests indicate the problem is not widespread and more tests are planned with results due Monday.
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Agriculture Department
Midwest
Minnesota
Kenneth M. McEnroe
Department
Meat and Poultry Inspection Program
McEnroe
USDA
Dance To Help Raise Funds For Shelter Ada
Ada Newcomers host monthly coffee at Sarah Throne home with co hosts Cheryl Kennedy and Margaret Baker. Four new members introduced by Tina Enright Kathry n Hornsby Deborah Long Jo Anne Rheiner and Jean Peters burg. Plan finalizes a dance on Oct 9 at National Guard Armory to benefit Area Youth Shelter. Members selling tickets. Throne will demonstrate Tole painting.
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Sarah Throne
Cheryl Kennedy
Margaret Baker
Tina Enright
Kathryn Hornsby
Deborah Long
Jo Anne Rheiner
Jean Petersburg
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National Guard Armory
Newae Club
Princess of the Chickasaws Contest Announced
Governor Overton James announces a Chickasaw Princess contest open to unmarried 16 to 21 year olds with at least a quarter Chickasaw blood. Entrants must mail name, address, phone, age, blood degree, roll number, and a photo to George W. Bourland by Oct 9. judging at Byng School on Oct 16.
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Overton James
Byng School
Ada
Chickasaw Advisory Council
Readers show heavy daily newspaper use among youths
A New York Bureau study finds 73 percent of Americans aged 14 to 25 read a newspaper daily and 62 percent read it completely while spending about 36 minutes per day. One in five youths began reading by age seven or younger.
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Attica
Joseph J. Sullivan
New York City
Douglas Smith
Batavia
Sing Sing
Smith
New York Bureau of Advertising
Crossword Across Clues From a Puzzle Sheet
Readable puzzle entries list across and down clues. Across includes moisture like moist and dull, with entries such as shun and Greek set, plus terms for disapproved actions and measurements. Down clues include uncertainty and paid notice, with half way.
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