Monumental Book Of Birds Issued By Ornithologist
Milwaukee AP reports a monumental volume titled Birds of Wisconsin by Jon Gramme, featuring 105 color plates for 228 species. The 87-year-old Milwaukee Public Museum curator joins a lineage from Wilson to Fuertes as a premier bird artist and scientist, with brief nontechnical notes for each species.
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America
Alexander Wilson
New York
Owen Gramme
University of Wisconsin Press
Wilson
Gramme
Milwaukee Public Museum
John James Audubon
Louis Agassiz Fuertes
Jon Gramme
Audubon
New York State Museum
Albany
Gromme
Wisconsin
Western Democrats urge GOP to denounce Birch Society influence
At Salt Lake City the Western Democratic Conference called on Republicans to denounce the John Birch Society and the radical right. The resolution urged expelling Birch-dominated GOP groups and campaigning free of their associations. The meeting also pressed Congress to pass a civil rights law with school desegregation and voting protections, and opposed right-to-work laws. Delegates re-elected Roger Kent as chairman.
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Salt Lake City
Western Democrats
John Birch Society
Radical Right
Western Democratic Conference
Hubert Humphrey
D-Minn
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Humphrey
Goldwater
Kennedy
Minnesota
Frank Church
Didaho
Congress
Roger Kent
California
Jhairman
Veteran Actor Allan Jeayes Found Dead in London
Allan Jeayes, 78, a long time British stage actor of 57 years, was found dead in his bed at his London apartment after missing a Savoy Theater performance in The Masters. Producer Martin Landau found him, cause listed as heart attack. Jeayes first appeared on stage in 1906 in The School for Scandal.
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London
Allan Jeayes
Savoy Theater
Martin Landau
Jeayes
Six Airmen Die In Crashes in Sweden
Six young air force men were killed in three crashes Friday in Sweden. All crashes involved the Swedish-built A32 Lancet jet fighter.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Air Force
Czechoslovak Government Shakeup Hits Premier Siroky
President Antonin Novotny dismissed Premier Vilen Siroky amid a government shakeup over Stalinist past and economic woes. Josef Lenart was named prime minister as two deputies and several ministers were replaced. Vienna observers call it Novotny’s bid to strengthen political survival amid ongoing reforms and blame for declines in growth and energy shortages.
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Czechoslovakia
Antonin Novotny
Vilen Siroky
Siroky
CTK
Josef Lenart
Slovak Communist Party
Austria
Novotny
Slansky
Vienna
Fischer Quintuplets Thrive After Formula Increase
Aberdeen MD AP the Fischer quintuplets born September 14 continue to thrive following a new feeding boost two cubic centimeters every two hours via nasal tubes. Dr James Berbos reports 9 to 15 cc every two hours with plans to home Mrs Fischer 30 Monday. Guardians discuss sealing the family home with security guards as Aberdeen Chamber of Commerce arranges a permanent residence possibly costing up to 100000.
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Aberdeen
M.D
Andrew Fischer
James Berbos
Fischers
Aberdeen Chamber of Commerce
Kennedy to address National Council of Churches assembly
President Kennedy has accepted an invitation to address the triennial general assembly of the National Council of Churches in San Francisco next December.
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San Francisco
Kennedy
General Assembly
National Council of Churches
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