Fehsenfeld opens up on race and the past in Cambridge
In Cambridge Maryland Robert Fehsenfeld, owner of a segregated snack bar once photographed dousing a Black civil rights protester, defends his stance under militia and National Guard history. He maintains he will serve anyone decently but condemns outsiders stirring up demonstrations and supports his right to refuse service.
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County approves special deputy to enforce trash rules
Washoe County will hire a new deputy to enforce a trash ordinance. The deputy will focus on catching illegal dumpers, while handling no crime or accident calls. A minimum $100 fine for illegal dumping was approved by county commissioners.
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Bell tolls for scholars at Thomaston high school
Students at the R. E. Lee Institute in Thomaston Georgia mounted an old farm bell on a portable stand and presented it to the high school to toll for students who excel scholastically and athletically.
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Fehsenfeld recalls restaurant owner and civil rights action
Fehsenfeld said the owner refused to serve Negroes until the Civil Rights Act. He noted the restaurant was a prime target for demonstrators in 1963.
Pier Angeli Returns to Italian Film in Berlin Spy Tale
Anna Maria Pierangeli known as Pier Angeli resumes film work in Italy after five years in the United States. She plays the scientist’s daughter in a widescreen color feature Berlin Appointment for Spies directed by Vittorio Sala with Dana Andrews and Brett Halsley leading. Filming locations include Berlin Venice Capri and Damascus.
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The Spoken Word Is Like the Air The Printed Word To Always There
A concise meditation on how speech and print endure as lasting media. The piece contrasts transient spoken language with the permanence of text, suggesting both shapes memory and culture across time.
64 Business In County Takes Jump
Erie County shows stronger buying power with per household income rising to 7.44 dollars and total earnings at 552.214 million dollars. Retail sales hit nearly 926.133 million, outpacing 1963 figures as residents spend on housing health education cars and leisure.
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Skimpy Address Gets Results in Mississippi Letters
In Stoneville Mississippi letters from World War II era addressed to "Momma, Stoneville, Miss" still arrive. The postmistress Mrs Buelah M Weilenma received many, now succeeded by Mrs Jane Weilenma Head. The flow continues as today letters reach the new recipient with a zip code added by the recipient’s son in college.
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Local Population and Sales Index Discussed
Erie County maintains an index rating of 1297 as a measure of regional business potential. The discussion notes that 1257 percent was achieved last year and suggests a large portion of local potential remains untapped.
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Medicare What It Is And Isn’t In Plain Terms
A study section explains Medicare basics clarifying eligibility and benefits. It covers hospital and nursing home spell rules, 60 day waiting periods, when a doctor deems nursing home care necessary, and what supplemental benefits cover like surgical prosthetic diagnostic and therapeutic expenses. It compares coverage to car insurance deductibles and outlines limits on items like false teeth.
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Instant Campus planned near Rockford on Rogers farm
Rock Valley College to serve Boone and Winnebago Counties acquired option on 217 acre Rogers farm northeast of Rockford for an instant campus. Treasurer Thomas Wasson expects occupancy by October and Blanche Alden cites projected enrollment of about 10 000 by 1970 with over 80 percent of damage coverage.
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