Let Paleface Bite the Dust For Reality
In this Inez Robb column a defense of portraying Native Americans as heroes and victors in film. The piece mocks Hollywood for preserving a harsh white savior narrative and calls for more balanced depictions of Native American strength and battles from Pontiac to the Rosebud.
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George Crook
Battle of the Rosebud
Richard Callaway
Virginia
Kentucky
Daniel Boone
Hollywood
Ex-Mayor Demands Repeat Apology for Cohen Remarks
Former Los Angeles Mayor Fletcher Bowron now a superior court judge asks Micki Cohen Mike Wallace and ABC to repeat an apology for Cohen remarks on a television show. Bowron’s lawyers demand a widely publicized erase on Wallace's Sunday program and a public apology. Cohen has refused to apologize.
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Los Angeles
INS
Fletcher Bowron
Mickey Cohen
Mike Wallace
American Broadcasting Company
Cohen
Bowron
Wallace
Burglar Steals False Teeth Keeps Own In Exchange
A 72 year old woman in Frankfurt reported to police that a burglar stole her gold studded false teeth and left his own dental plates in their place. The thief’s teeth were described as cheap.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Mohn Chosen to Succeed Beck as Union President
They name Mohn, executive vice president of the union, to succeed President Dave Beck. The move signals leadership transition within the labor group and sets the stage for future negotiations and direction.
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Mohn
Dave Beck
Golden Deed Crusade Nears Finish Date in Eastern Town
Chairman William B. Cormack urged volunteers to complete duties for the Golden Deed Crusade aiding cerebral palsy work in Eastern Town. Projects in Lone Tree and Coralville, led by James C. Stock and William Myers, support UCP Center services and research. Contributions can be mailed to Center 1201 Eighth Street NW.
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William B. Cormack
Town
American Legion
Lone Tree
James C. Stock
Coralville
Willam Myers
UCP
Cormack
Eighth Street
Great Lakes Channel Deepening Initiated In Amherstburg
Secretary of the Army Wilber M. Brucker triggered a multi million dollar project by blasting the Amherstburg channel in the Detroit River. Canada's minister Yael Martin and Detroit leader Walker Cisler joined in the ceremony. The event highlighted private enterprise role in port development ahead of the St. Lawrence Seaway. Bids will be opened in Detroit for the Middle Neehish channel deepening project pending funding to reach 27 feet.
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Amherstburg
Ont
Wilber M. Brucker
Great Lakes
Amherstburg Chinnel
Detroit River
Brucker
Yael Martin
Canada
National Health and
Bab le Island
Detroit
St. Lawrence Seaway
Emerson C. Itschner
WU. &. Army Engineers
St. Marys River
Lakes Superior
Huron
Ischner
Sailor in Rampage Says No Regrets Over Killings
Jimmie Henderson, 21, a mild looking sailor from Marin City California, said he had no regrets after killing Ensign Arthur Morris and wounding Ensign Richard Harrison during a seven hour rampage aboard the USS Uvalde. He held Seaman KR W. Laskey hostage, then surrendered after pleas from his mother two chaplains and officers. Capt. Robert Beer defended the sentence of a prior court martial.
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Francisco
Navy
Jimmie L. Henderson
Marin City
Celif
Arthur N. Morris
Stow
Ohio
Morris
Henderson
Mic
Richard ¥. Harrison
Grand Rapids
Mich
Harrison
Menderson
Kr, W. Laskey
Springfield
Ore
Uvalde
Trenderson
Robert Go. Beer
Graham sermons link divorce to Third Commandment
Billy Graham told 17 500 listeners at Madison Square Garden that divorce and infidelity are grievous forms of taking the name of the Lord thy God in vain. He warned God’s standards have not changed and urged against breaking sacred marriage vows.
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New York
Billy Graham
Graham
Madison Square Garden
Diviny Signals Run for Teamsters President
SAN FRANCISCO AP Diviny top California Teamsters leader says he is a definite candidate for IBT president after conferences with Bay Area leaders. He is a 1 year international vice president and Bay Area council head. Mohn supported, Southern California Joint Council backs Einar for Beck's job.
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San Francisco
Joseph J. Diviny
Teamsters
California
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Diviny
Bay Area
Joint Council of Teamsters
Denver
Teamster
Dave Beck
Mohn
Los Angeles
INS
Southern California
Jas
Einar
Crossword Cookery Across and Down Puzzle Snippet
A fragmented crossword style puzzle lists several across and down clues with partial answers and stray letter fragments, including items like Broiled park Alligator and various numeric placeholders, indicating a garbled puzzle page segment. Entities include references to Arabic numerals and geographic hints amid scattered clue text.
Student earns diploma after 40 000 mile high school trek
Edward Walsh completed four years of travel totaling about 40000 miles to and from Trinity High School in Louisville. He now plans to enroll at the University of Louisville about ten miles from home.
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Louisville
Edwar Walsh
Trinity High School
University of Louisville
Savings Bonds in Punch Card Form
The Treasury said it will issue Series E baby savings bonds in punch card form starting Oct. 1. The change is expected to cut annual printing costs by about half a million dollars. The bonds will resemble current forms but be smaller and enable use of electronic machines for government tabulations. Some payroll savings plans may also save on handling costs.
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Wasitington
Creasury
Treasury
Citizens Action Traffic Safety Plan Studied
A meeting of safe experts and civic group representatives heard a briefing on forming a citizen action program for traffic safety. Russell J. Brown described driver training in schools and a trained traffic bureau, with mayoral guidance and public safety oversight.
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Tuesdin
Jim Meaghan
United Nations
Security Council
Syria
Israel
Russell J. Brown
Des Moines
Town Department of Public Safety
Division of Safety Education
Cedar Rapids Officials Review Departments in Film Presentation
A city meeting featured eight films detailing the police department traffic engineering and traffic courts. Brown announced a report comparing Cedar Rapids with other cities will be presented at the next meeting on July 22 and 23.
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Brown
Cedar Rapids
Rubinstein estate tops $3 million after debts paid
Serge Rubinstein, slain financier, left an estate reported in surrogate's court as gross assets of 3,478,545 with debts of 2,407,022 leaving a net of about 1,071,523. Executors Stella Rubinstein and Edward J. Ennis urged withholding the remaining 8,000 of a 10,000 legacy to Beily Reed until the estate is settled. Reed contends she needs the balance. the court reserved decision.
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New York
Serge Rubinstein
Rubinstein
Stella Rubinstein
Edward J. Ennis
Beily Reed
Samuel di Falco
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