Wooster Chamber pressures action on bay pollution debate
At a Wooster Chamber luncheon, speakers including Dr. Walter Quebedeaux urged tougher controls on chemical discharges blamed for rotting fish in 95 degree heat. County officials and citizens pressed the State Pollution Board to act, noting pollution costs and urging decisive cleanup steps for Harris County waterways.
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Houston
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State Board
Harris County
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W. V. Ramsey
Melvin Clark
Wooster
Lighter Side Henry Reads History Markers Across NC
Henry McLemore recalls road trips where highway markers sparked curiosity and delays, noting North Carolina’s generous honoring of travelers and locals. He jokes about markers detailing odd biographical bits and plans a future visit to seek a marker about his own summer pause in 1965.
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Henry McLemore
Georgia
North Carolina
Virginia
Richmond
Petersburg
North Crolina
Utah
New York State
Ejlie May
Sol Thompson
Hempstead Bartholomew
Tennessee
Henry McLemores
Riots May Have Killed Brown Says Justice Experts
Fulton Lewis Jr reports that Justice Department experts fear ultra militant African American leaders spark violence in northern ghettos. The piece cites incidents in Newark and New York City, noting police shootings, demonstrations, and conflicting verdicts while warning that police brutality charges fuel unrest. It describes CORE leaders and Progressive Labor leaflets, protests, and threats surrounding testimony.
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Los Angeles
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William Provost
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City Hall
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New York
Sheldon Leibowitz
Nelson Erby
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Erby
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Brooklyn Core
M. R. Owens
Owens
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Brooklyn
Progressive Labor Party
Cypress Hill Cemetery
New York Daily News
Grand Jury
Morristown
N.J
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Adam Clayton
Mississippi NAACP leader warns of arming for defense
In a Washington Roundup interview Drew Pearson reports NAACP leader Medgar Evers says Mississippi Blacks have armed themselves and will defend against violence, citing few voter registrars, widespread fear, and stalled protections under the Voting Rights Act amid a wave of killings and intimidation across the deep south.
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Washington
George Metcalf
NAACP
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Miss
Charles Evers
Jackson
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Dick Gregory
Mississippi
Alabama
Medgar Evers
Charles
Freedom Workers
Philadelphia
Lemuel Penn
Georgia
Selma
Viola Liuzzo
Justice Department
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Johnsons Wear Bandages On Hands At White House
Washington AP report notes President Johnson wore small bandages on both hands from sun aggravated wart-like growths. The piece also quotes Charles Evers criticizing slow federal voting rights action and describing threats as civil rights tensions rise in Mississippi with self defense concerns and arming for safety.
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Johnson
White House
Texas
Peter Rebukes Simony For Trying To Buy Gift Of God
A verse from Acts 8:20 where Peter condemns Simon for attempting to purchase the power of God. The apostle declares that money cannot buy spiritual gifts and warns against that corrupt intention.
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Rutgers Professor’s Viet Nam Teach-In Stirs Jersey Governor Race
Rutgers history professor Eugene Genovese drew fire after declaring Marxist views during a 2 Viet Nam teach-in in April. The debate over academic freedom divided officials, veterans groups, and lawmakers as New Jersey’s gubernatorial contest heated. Genovese, an 18th century South history specialist, has university support and a pending book The Political Economy of Slavery.
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New Jersey
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University Board of Governors
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Richard J. Hughes
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Red China
Albania
Soviet Union
Tricky Quiz from a History Column
A noisy grab bag asks five questions: Car-Usie Indian School state, Heet and war under Admiral Cervera, author of The Covered Wagon, foods Bar-le-duc is famous for, and Charles Major medieval romance popular around 1900.
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Bar-leduc
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Charles Major
Viennese Ringstrasse Scene and 1924 Socialite Incident
The article praises Vienna's neo-Gothic Ringstrasse facade lit for a State Opera Ballet outdoor performance. It notes its grand appearance rivaling a wedding cake. It recalls February 1924 when burgomaster Karl Seitz faced Dolifus troops and attempted resistance.
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Ringstrasse
State Opera Ballet
Karl Seitz
Dolifus
Vienna Rathausmann and park of rare trees in memory of freedom
Central Press reports Ruth Ramsey describes Vienna’s Rathaus area where a racist regime was ousted and political prisoners removed. The park hosts rare trees from around the world and the Rathausmann atop the clocked tower stands as a symbol of freedom visible from much of the city.
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Rathaus
America
Vienna
Not Enough Just To Be For Freedom
Not Enough Just To Be For Freedom it is not enough just to be for freedom. We must know why we are for it. Freedom may inspire and awe us but if we do not use our heads we will not remain free. Freedom is not good just because we are accustomed to it or because our Founding Fathers loved it and won it for us. Freedom is good because it allows a life fit for men. Centralized power destroys freedom and harms those outside the ruling machinery. Freedom and force must differ and cannot coexist.
Know Your Bridge Four Bids For Four Hands
South as dealer over 1 Double Pass 1 Pass faces four suit and notrump choices. Band 1AQ83 AKIT $62 O92 suggests two spades as a safe extend. Band 2 Qt WAQE AQ HI984 favors one notrump over two clubs, aiming to provoke partner. Band 3 PAQS2 WAQEH OT BAQ53 supports three spades with view to four spades. Band 4 At2 wAQIT 49 KQITEZ favors two clubs though game remains unlikely. avoid over-ambitious jumps without partner action.
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Daily Crossword Puzzle KING FEATURE Across clues list
Across clues from a KING FEATURE daily crossword puzzle present a series of terse hints. Meager appears as a clue, others reference water proof with openings, names from Job, wrath, lady of lyrics, whim, comblike tissue, and abbreviations for days and regions. The fragment shows partial entries including Pineapple and American abbreviations, with several incomplete hints for positions and languages.
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