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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1964
Page
11
Fresh batch of novel fears listed by medical dictionaries
New York AP reports medical dictionaries now list 300 fears with impressive names. Readers may feel misunderstood as they learn terms like rhapdophobia hypnophobia ochlophobia and monophobia and even pantophobia the fear of everything.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boyle
Miss Muffet
New Formula Proposed to Support Dairy Prices
The American Farm Bureau proposes shifting dairy price supports from a parity percentage to a percentage of average market prices. Wisconsin Farm Bureau President Percy Hardiman says the market-linked plan would adapt to conditions, prevent severe price drops, and let farmers plan enterprises without restrictive controls. Critics and supporters debate the Proxmire bill linking to federal milk marketing orders and price distinctions between fluid and surplus milk.
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Washington
American Farm Bureau Federation
Percy Hardiman
Wisconsin Farm Bureau
Congress
House Agriculture Subcommittee
Farm Bureau
Hardiman
Arthur H. Miller
Pure Milk Products Cooperative of
Fond du Lac, Wis
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Miller
Glenn Lake
National Milk Producers Federation
Lake
15th annual reunion of 1st Battalion 152nd Infantry
The 15th annual reunion of the 1st Battalion 152nd Infantry 38th Division will be held in Salem Indiana on August 29 and 30. The unit, formerly the Indiana National Guard, trained in Mississippi Florida and Louisiana before deployment to the South Pacific.
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152Nd Infantry
Salem
Ind
Indiana National Guard
Mississippi
Florida
Louisiana
South Pacific
Skeleton theft sparks fear near Copenhagen residence
Police hunt youths who stole a school skeleton named Jokum from a natural history department. An 8 year old girl opened her door to Jokum on the landing, triggering a frantic scene as neighbors rushed out and a man saw at least three boys fleeing the scene.
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Copenhagen
Jokum
Natural History Department
Man apologizes for false dog attack accusation
Bert Peacock 67 apologizes to Tina the dog after Soham police found a different dog was the culprit. The Soham Advertiser notes the public apology to Ruth Harvey’s dog in a paid notice.
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Soham
England
Bert Peacock
Peacock
Tina
Ruth Harvey
B. Peacock
R. Harvey
Labor Union Slams GOP Platform And Goldwater
AFL-CIO president George Meany denounces the Republican platform and Sen. Barry Goldwater as enemies of organized labor. He says the platform favors individual rights over unionism and could jeopardize labor, labeling extremism as not American but totalitarian.
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Chicago
Republican Party
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Barry Goldwater
Meany
Goldwater
Executive Council
Organized Labor
Jailed Clergymen Start New Appeals From Sit-in Convictions
A group of eight clergy members—five white and three African American—jailed after a sit-in conviction launched a fresh appeal route. Their attorney Howard Dixon said they may pay $500 fines and go home if the 5th Circuit in New Orleans declines to take jurisdiction or grant bond during appeals.
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Douglas Starr
Tallahassee
Fla
U.S. 5Th Circuit Court of Appeals
New Orleans
Howard Dixon
Barbers Warned About Hair Discrimination
New Jersey barbers were warned that refusing service to Negro customers could lead to license suspension. The New Jersey Barber Board sent a letter to all barbers reaffirming prohibitions on discriminatory practices and citing potential disciplinary action.
Candidate Votes but Name Not on Ballot in Norton
Guy Ankeman ran for Norton County commissioner on the Democratic ticket but his name was missing from ballots in the three city wards. Officials found the omission only affected ward ballots. township ballots carried his name. He was unopposed, so no remedial steps were required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norton, Kan
Guy Ankeman
Norton County
Ankeman
Clergy Earnest Talks on Jail Decision in Court
The Rev Wayne Hartmire Jr Culver City Calif arrived Monday night and would decide on jail after appearing before Judge Carswell. Dixon said a 10th clergyman convicted with the others would pay his fine. He identified Rev Ralph Lord Roy of New York City as among the defendants.
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Kinney
Nyack
N.Y
Wayne Hartmire Jr
Culver City
Calif
Carswell
Dixon
Ralph Lord Roy
New York City
Riots Debated as Breaking Moratorium Call
Three of six top Negro leaders say Jersey City violence was not part of the summit moratorium on demonstrations until after the election. James Farmer and John Lewis disassociated themselves from the moratorium while Roy Wilkins labels the Jersey City outbreak spontaneous and the first major breach. A Philip Randolph calls it a breach. Martin Luther King Jr.’s comment was not immediately available.
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New York
Jersey City
N.J
Rochester
James Farmer
The
Congress of Racial Equality
John Lewis
Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee
Mora
Farmer
Lewis
Washington
Roy E. Wilkins
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Wilkins
A. Philip Randolph
Afl-Cio
Negro American Labor Council
Atlanta
Martin Luther King Jr
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
King
Whitney Young
National Urban League
Louisville
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