Alaska Baytown native: Roger Gary in Fairbanks life
A wartime style profile recalls USAF Captain Roger Gary stationed at Eielson AFB near Fairbanks Alaska. His wife teaches at the University of Fairbanks and their children attend Moose Creek Mobile School. Gary compares Alaska life to Baytown Texas noting high costs and brief summer warmth, while detailing maintenance quirks for KC 135s and civilian cars in extreme cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Krustyniak
Alaska
Jack London
Fairbanks
Baytown
Houston
U.S. Air Force
Eielson
Eielson Afb
USAF
Roger Gary
University of Fairbanks
Moose Creek
Mobile School
Anii
Gary
Texas
Lee
Robert E
Lee’ High School
Robert'e. Lee
Helen” ‘Bradbury
Robert E."lee
Air Force Reserve
SMU
Pai
Roger Gary Sr
Jive
Jack
Roger
Roger O'Neal
Corol Anne
Davis Lynn
Cynthia
Moose’ Creek
Goose Creek
Moose Creek Mobile School
Gargo
Wrig- Jey Field
Mfc
Mid- Alaska Dairy Products,Inc
Washington
Palm Beach
Air’ Command
Outlook for civil rights movement in 1964
AP interviews with 30 leaders in nearly 20 cities show a likely quickening of civil rights activity in 1964 with more demonstrations, though not at 1963 levels. MLK predicts resumed actions while white leaders push conciliation to avert upheaval, reflecting shifts since last summer's Birmingham troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ry Don McKer
Atlanta
Edwin C.berry
Chicago
Urban League
Associated Press
Worth
South
Martin Luther King Jr
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Birmingham
Ala
King
Mississippi
Sying
Alabama
Ed Marciniak
Civil rights drive shifts to economic issues in 1964
Special Teac discusses the Mayors Commission on Human Relations noting 1963 saw employment progress in white collar, technical, and professional jobs for nonwhites. activists expect continued gains in 1964 while urging selective buying, voter registration, and civil rights legislation as major fronts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hman
The
Mayors Commission On Human Relations
Marciniak
Charlotte
Congress
Andrew Freeman
Urban League
Philadelphia
John Anderson Seeks Public Identity Amid Fame Gap
Actor John Anderson, known for Westerns and TV roles, wanders a New York restaurant district seeking recognition. He notes his face is familiar, yet few identify him, reflecting a long career on stage radio and television from Iowa to New York, including Gunsmoke and Twilight Zone work. The piece recounts his career path from university to Cleveland Playhouse, radio in St Louis, wartime service, and décadas of screen parts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia Lowry
NEW York
John Anderson
Manhattan
Anderson
California
Toad
Hollywood
Fame
the Defengere
West
Hue
Noble
Marshal
Dillon
University of Iowa
St. Louis
Toby
Coast Guard
Cleveland Playhouse
Buffalo
Tennessee Williams
Connally to keynote AP editors meeting in Austin
Gov. Connally and Wes Gallagher of the Associated Press will address the Texas Associated Press Managing Editors Association during its Feb. 2 and 3 convention in Austin. Hal Boyle, AP humorist, will also speak. A four‑panel discussion on Texas politics features Frank C. Ervin Jr., Mrs Kampmann, Hank Brown, and Albert Pena. The program, announced by Charles O. Ixp patrick, covers AP operations in Texas with Joe Pickle and Den Bevett leading the study committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Texas Associated Press Managing Editors Association
John ‘Connally
Wes Gallagher
Associated Pre
Associated Press
Texas
Press Association
Lnst
Connally
Kennedy
Hal Boyle
U.S
Frank C. Ervin Jr
Democratic Executive Committee
Ihe Kampmann Fro
San’ Antonio
Hank Brown
Texas Afl-Cio
Albert Pena
Bexar County
Charles
O. Ixipatrick
San Antonio Express and
News
Texas Apmel
Joe Pickle
Big Spring
FME
den Bevett
Amas iTilla
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Baytonian
Aam
Capt
Bridge
Air Force
Aaa
Kerr-Bond
Insurance Agency
Ashbel Street
Control
Ofr Regular
Iau
General Electric
Poten
Bas Ahi
Ag Seagiores
Vance
Yster
Witkies
SEARS
Cadillac
America
Baytown Motors Inc
Texas Ave
Baytown, Texas
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