Four Women Hurt In Train Mishap Identified
Four women were injured in a derailment involving nine cars on the Great Northern line near Anoka Minnesota. Passengers included Mrs Elissa Fisher 27 New Brighton and Sheila bound the incident involved 196 people on the eastbound Western Star. Most recovered in hospital with one transfer for hip injuries. The cause was not learned.
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New Brighton
Great Northern
Pullman
Adrian
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Twin City
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Whitefish
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Western Star
Seattle
Wash
Portland
Ore
Coon Rapids
Martha Levas
Northern Pacific Railroad
Pranksters Blamed For Bomb Scares in Wisconsin
Investigators blamed pranksters for bomb scares that disrupted teen dances at YMCA locations in Manitowoc and Sheboygan. Firemen and police evacuated about 300 people in Manitowoc after a call warned of a bomb, while a Friday call at Sheboygan YMCA had cleared about 500 attendees.
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Manitowoc
YMCA
Sheboygan
Rev Groppi Honored By Negro Group
The Rev. James Edward Groppi urged U S clergy to examine their actions not just talk of brotherhood He received a certificate of merit at an NAACP dinner in New York with Mississippi field director Charles Evers Groppi credited NAACP Youth Council demonstrations in Milwaukee with helping pass seven open housing ordinances He promised to keep marching until Blacks gain equal job education and housing opportunities and defended the militant stance as necessary against segregation He noted open housing marches and cited Travis Williams Milwaukee incident to illustrate racial hypocrisy and pledged continued action with Roy Wilkins praising Groppi and Evers for advancing civil rights
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James Edward Groppi
America
Milwaukee
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Charles Evers
Naacp Mississippi
Father Groppi
Naacp Youth Council
Wisconsin
St. Boniface’s
Lawrence Friend
Velma Coggs
Sammy Davis Jr
Nation Life
NAACP
Green Bay
Travis Williams
Travis
Roy Wilkins
The
Evers
Backgammon book author recalls Grossinger sectional
Jim and Oswald discuss a New York sectional at Grossinger's where Oswald earned 11 percent of 10 000 Master Points. He praises the event and hotel ambience and plans to attend the upcoming Regional. He explains a hand with four spades and a four spade kid joke. Oswald notes an 11 out of 12 score.
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New York
Grossinger’s
Oswald
West
East
Jacoby on Bridge: North-South play with vulnerable hands
Oswald and James Jacoby analyze a bridge deal where North holds Q107 J1098 and South has AK9753 95332 652 with West bidding pass and East bidding twice. The pass response under vulnerability guides the auction and potential play.
Railway Plans Around 1970 Osaka Expo Site
The Transportation Council approved Kita-Osaka Kyuko Railway Co. applications to build two railways around the 1970 world exposition site in Osaka. Final approval now rests with the Transport Ministry.
Dangers of Carbon Monoxide Poisoning in Winter Driving
Winter months pose peak risks of carbon monoxide poisoning from autos. Safety experts urge owners to check exhaust systems and keep a window slightly open, noting drivers in the United States consume vast amounts of food while on the road.
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U.S
Sky Across Crossword Clue Answers Overview
A list of crossword style clues with across and down entries, including items like source of light, celestial body, Debauchee, car, 104 in Roman numerals, Ibsen hero, outer-, shield, golf peg, and many others, plus related down clues covering places, phrases, and generic terms.
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Ibsen Heroil
Teacher Remembers Ability Of Drs. Barnard Shumway
Minneapolis AP: Dr. Owen Wangensteen, 70, recalls Norman Shumway and Christiaan Barnard as gifted pioneers in heart transplants. He says his role was a sideline cheerleader creating a research friendly atmosphere. Wangensteen notes Shumway trained at Minnesota and later contributed at Stanford, while Barnard trained here 1956-58 and led the Cape Town team that did the first human heart transplant.
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Minneapolis, Minn
Owen Wangensteen
Norman E. Shumway
Christiaan Barnard
Wangensteen
University of Minnesota
Shumway
Stanford University
Mike Kasperak
Barnard
Minnesota
Cape Town
South Africa
Stanford University Medical School
Richard Lower
Walkout Of School Engineers Averted
Milwaukee public schools escaped a strike as 300 engineers and the School Board reached a tentative agreement on work rules after weekend negotiations. Local 950 officials said members would vote to ratify the deal soon, averting a midnight Sunday walkout plan.
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Milwaukee
International Union of Operating Engineers
Rule Against Hiring Kin Is Challenged
Milwaukee workers union asks the Wisconsin agency to rule if Wisconsin Gas Co may lawfully refuse relatives of employees. The union says the policy breaches anti discrimination laws including ancestry. Company spokesman calls the charge absurd and notes the policy has barred relatives since 1963.
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Milwaukee
State Department of Industry, Labor and Human Relations
Wisconsin Gas Co
Slavery Legal Across All Thirteen States in 1776 Union
In 1776 the newly formed United States contained thirteen states where slavery was legal. The period marked by nascent national formation saw slaveholding entrenched as a legal and economic institution across the union.
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