Young bank messenger vanishes after $188000 heist in 1964
Oakland police and FBI still seek Theodore Nelson who walked from the Oakland Bank of Commerce with a bag containing 188,440 dollars in cash on June 23, 1964. He faded after signing a 140,000 dollar cash order and leaving with a rabbit in the same bag. The case remains cold.
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Two Revolutions Shape the South in 1965
UPI reports two simultaneous revolutions in the American South. The civil rights movement advances from Selma to Congress, while whites adjust norms around integration and law and order, slowly embracing change amid violence and resistance. A Alabama businessman champions law and order over complete integration while opposing the Civil Rights Act.
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