Farm charity farm yields human warmth and work
In Petaluma California a Franciscan dairy farm run by Father Alfred Boeddeker feeds and houses displaced men from Skid Row. The 65 acre ranch and a nearby 230 head Holstein herd supply three daily meals beds and supplies with no fees or salary. Since starting five years ago about 500 men have moved to outside jobs.
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San Franccisco
California
San Francisco
St. Anthony
Alfred Boeddeker
St. Anthony's
Alfred
Father Alfred
Rome
St. Boniface
John Messer
Wind wrecks Kansas City man’s hidden cash
Wind tore through John McKinley’s house in Kansas City, Kansas, last Wednesday night. An estimated $850 in currency hidden between a ceiling and furnace pipe was lost, with about $165 recovered from debris and at least $100 still missing. Five others returned sums they found, and McKinley, a railway car clerk, praised the honesty of those who brought money back.
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Kansas
City
Kan
John McKinley
McKinley
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Byrd Ticket Sweeps All Virginia
Virginia voters endorsed the Byrd organization slate led by Albertis S. Jorrison Jr for governor in a decisive Democratic primary victory. Harry F. Byrd's conservative faction held power as Harrison defeated Lt. Gov. Stephens, with Mills Godwin Jr as lieutenant governor and Robert Button as attorney general, while Boothe and Boyd trailed in close races.
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Richmond
Byrd Organization
Albertis S. Jorrison Jr
Virginia
Harry F. Byrd
Harrison
A. BE
Stephens
Byrd
Mills E. Godwin Jr
Robert Y. Button
Armistead L. Boothe
T. Munford Boyd
University of Virginia
Attorney General backs criminal charge over graveyard near road
Arkansas Attorney General opinion says Lee County Sheriff Courtney Langston should pursue a criminal charge against an automobile graveyard located too close to a paved highway. A 1955 state law bans such graveyards within 1,000 feet of a paved highway and allows a maximum fine of 100 dollars per day of violation.
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Little Rock
Lee County
Courtney Langston
Marianna
Protest Rally in Cape Town Demands Non-Racial Convention
In Cape Town a mixed crowd of about a thousand people protested the government ban on the colored convention. Attending were Bishop Owen McCann and former chief justice H A Fagan. Separately over 200 delegates met 45 miles away in a farm shed and urged a non racial national convention in the near future.
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Cape Town
South Africa
Owen McCann
H. A. Fagan
Peanut Butter Muffins and Fruit Salad Dressings
Even in heat, serve one hot dish per meal for digestion and well being. The recipe outlines peanut butter muffins with flour, margarine, sugar, peanut butter, milk and eggs, baked 25 minutes in a hot oven. Also includes peanut mayonnaise dressings like peanut butter and lemon rind mayo, fluffy orange mayo, and currant-nut mayo for fruit salads.
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Geason
UAW Pushes GM to Pay All Health Costs for Members
The United Auto Workers demand General Motors assume full health care costs for 310,000 UAW members in GM plants and cover 4,000 retired workers and dependents under the medical program. Similar expansions are urged at Ford Chrysler and American Motors amid current contract talks.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers Union
General Motirs Corp
UAW
Ford
Chrysler
American Motors
James B. Carey
International Union of Electrical Workers
General Motors
Man Sentenced After Flight Incident In Los Angeles
Los Angeles AP report says Joseph Newkirk, a janitor, brandished a knife after an airline stewardess confiscated his whisky flask. He received a county jail sentence for drunkenness and disturbing the peace. The case mentions transport from Chicago to Los Angeles with a deadly weapon.
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Los Angeles
Joseph Newkirk
Newkirk
Chicago
Los Ans
Washington is out Big Horn post office plan
In Big Horn Wyoming AP reports that residents, about 100 hardy locals, prefer keeping the current post office setup and oppose a new federal building, signaling community sentiment against the proposed plan.
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Big Horn
Washington
Wyoming
Big Yorn
Post Office Department
Love and marriage and a lunar bloodhound in daylight cameras
The Associated Press reports on changing U S marriage ages with median ages around 22 8 for men and 20 3 for women based on Population Reference Bureau data showing younger couples in the United States The piece also describes a lunar bloodhound device to analyze moon soil for life related chemicals to be sent with the 1983 Surveyor mission and the War Force Missile Development Center's Facet Eye daylight camera enabling 24 hour observation of planets satellites and rockets with 19 long barreled telescopes composing and overlaying images to improve daylight clarity
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Population Reference Bureau
Moon
U.S. Surveyor
War Force Missile Development Center
Holloman Air Force Base
Nlm
Venus
Jupiter
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