Parsons Calls U S Freedom Concept Flawed by Group Bias
James Benton Parsons, first Black U S district court judge, told Kansas City audience that American freedom is clouded by protection of differences and superiority beliefs. He urged integration and warned against Black Muslimism, urging unity over separation and condemning racism across groups.
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Kansas City
James Benton Parsons
U.S. Spear Court
Parsons
U.S. District Court For
Ilinois
Fellowship House Association
America
Space Station Next in U S Planning
The Air Force announced plans for a manned space station to support a future military space patrol defending American interests in space. Lt. Gen. James Ferguson said development could come soon, with the station serving as a research ship and later an operational patrol vehicle equipped for detection, tracking, and possibly disabling hostile satellites. Boosts would use the Titan 3 rocket, surpassing the Atlas’s thrust.
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James Ferguson
Aviation Spacewriters Association
Dallas
Air Force
Earth
Ferguson
Atlas
Gordon Cooper
Hal Boyle's Americana column sampler notes facts and quips
A compact roundup of Hal Boyle style trivia and reflections on American life. It covers car ownership, scrapped used cars, popcorn on theater floors, arson fraud costs, a rock star anecdote, pearl farming myths, Voltaire quotes, mink coat costs, bread variety in West Berlin, vanished car makes, shoe design history, and education statistics. It closes with a tongue in cheek line about the invention of the hamburger bun.
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New York
America
Guy Romhhardy
Voltaire
West Berlin
Norma
Tillie
Elinore
Henriette
Shortest River Feeds Suwannee in Florida Park
Ellaville Florida locals describe a tiny backwoods stream near Maddison Hurulton and Suwannee counties known as the world’s shortest river. G E Collins park superintendent explains a dirt road leads to a clear pool that feeds a hole then travels underground for a mile before reemerging to join the Suwannee River. The feature ties to the Suwannee River celebrated in Stephen Foster’s song Way Down Upon the Suwannee Ribber.
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Suwannee
Florida
Ellaville
Fla
Suwannee River
Maddison
Hurulton
Tos
U.S
Madison
Live Oak
Falmouth
G. E. Collins
Stephen Collins Foster
Ile
Award Winner Sgt McVicker Receives ROTC Medal
Ca det Sgt Robert G McVicker of 302 East South Street earned a Army medal for outstanding academic and military excellence this year in the Army ROTC program at Pennsylvania State University. Presented by Floyd J Carnahan acting dean in the College of Chemistry and Physics, Sgt Kevin Miller of the Army cadre at the university Tonkson.
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Robert G. McVicker
East South Street
Asano
Pennsyl
Vania State University
McVicker
Floyd J. Carnahan
College of Chemistry
Sgt
Keven Miller
University Tonkson
Circus Sets Sail on Floating Big Top Voyage
A 40 year old French built vessel named Blearus 15 will sail Monday from Jacksonville loaded with 50 animals including elephants bears and horses and 45 performers. The ALG Kelly and Miller Bros tour plans port shows along New Scotia coast and in the Bahamas using a railroad style route with nightly travel and arena setup in each town.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Hey
Rube
Batten
New Scotia
Inter
Bahamas
R. Miller
ALG, Kelly and
Miller Bros
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John Quincy Adams
James A. Garfield
Calvin Coglidge
United States
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France
Russia
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Chatham
Burro Sheaffer
the National Bank of Corry
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Sheaffer
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