Wallace Blames Kennedy on Civil Rights Turmoil
Alabama Governor George Wallace denounces Kennedy civil rights plans as abominable and warns that a public accommodations bill would force withdrawal of troops from Berlin and Vietnam. He cites federal troop deployments and accuses leaders of betraying Negroes with false utopian promises amid campus riots.
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George Wallace
Alabama
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Wallace
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Berlin
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Senate Commerce Committee
Mississippi
Oxford
Miss
University of
Senate
Internal Security Subcommittee
House
Alabama National Guard
National
George Smathers
D-Fla
Florida
Tri State Deaths Mabel area mourns multiple burials
In Mabel Minnesota and surrounding communities several residents died over the weekend. Margaret Horihan aged 86 of Mabel, formerly Margaret Maloney, will be buried at St. Marys Cemetery Preble after a Tuesday mass at St. Olaf. John J Whalen 73 of Cresco Iowa died July 13. his funeral is Tuesday at Plymouth Rock Catholic Church with military rites by Mabel American Legion. Phebe Glise 81 of Mabel died July 13. services Tuesday at Burr Oak Methodist Church with burial in Burr Oak Cemetery. Annetta Frederikson 74 of Black River Falls died July 13. funeral in Black River Falls Evangelical Lutheran Church. Sadie Johnson 57, formerly of Green Valley near Alma Center, died July 12 in Los Angeles. services Tuesday at Jensen Funeral Home Hixton. Virgil Taylor, about 60, farmer and driver, died July 14 in Neillsville hospital. Theodore Rudser 87 of Genoa died July 15. burial in Zion Lutheran Church Cemetery. Fred Solberg 66 of rural Houston died July 15. arrangements pending.
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Mabel
Minn
St. Olaf Catholic Church
Abbott Hospital
Minneapolis
C. J. Haberman
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Preble
Margaret Maloney
Houston County
John J. Whalen
Cresco
Iowa
Winneshiek County
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Lorene Kimball
Canton
Thomas
Mary) Macha
John
Ann) Courtney
Ridgeway
Waterloo
Maurice
Alpha
Ill
James
Burr Oak
Lucian Fitzgerald
George
Leonard
Randolph
Neb
Plymouth Rock Catholic Church
Roland Braun
America Legion
Mabel American Legion
Mengis
Burr Oak Methodist Church
Wayne Gjerde
Phebe Bandle
Waukon
William Bandle
Fred Glise
Ellsworth
Gertrude) Jetson
A. H. Frederikson
Black River Falls
Wis
A. H
Annetta) Frederikson
Annetta Trigg
Frederikson Food Market
Arthur
Petra Redstone
Warwick
R. I
Olga Stone
Greenbush
Black River Falls Evangelical Lutheran Church
T. A. Rykken
Riverside Cemetery
Torgerson
Alma Center
Sadie Johnson
Green Valley
Los Angeles
Garden Valley
Jackson County
Los Angeles Hospital
Jensen Funeral Home
Hixton
L. Keith Hanley
Roy
Walley
Victor
Whitehall
Walter
St. Cloud
Selah
Lillian
Eleanor
Norma
Alice
Cleveland
Ohio
Delma
Advance
N. K. Johnson
Virgil Taylor
Neillsville
Genoa
Theodore M. Rudser
Harmony
Vernon County
Ole Rudser
Lena
Gladys Berg
Luther Berg
Viroqua
Donald Rude
la Crosse
Robert Boland
St. Peter, Minn
Ole
Henry
Obert
Edwin
Onalaska
Otto Quain
Matt Pederson
Edward Dahl
Zion Lutheran Church
Jacob Andreason
Qualy-Elver Memorial
Houston
Fred Solberg
The
Hill Funeral Home
NAACP to Confer With Firms On Hiring Practices
Milwaukee AP Lloyd Barbee, president of the Wisconsin NAACP, says representatives will meet this week with two large state firms on Negro hiring. One is a national department store chain, the other a Milwaukee electrical units maker with government contracts. Barbee notes the store hires Negroes only for menial tasks and the plant has few Black workers. The group also plans an educational drive on segregation in Wisconsin schools and has named Morgan Gibson education chairman. They will meet July 25 with State Superintendent Angus Rothwell to seek a desegregation directive.
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Milwaukee
Lloyd Barbee
Wisconsin
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Barbee
Wisconsin Naacp Organization
Association
Morgan Gibson
University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
NAACP
Gibson
Angus Rothwell
Industrialist Dies in Boston at 83
Sidney W. Win slow Jr., 83, longtime chairman of the Boston Herald Traveler Corp and former president and board chairman of United Shoe Machinery Corp, died Sunday in Boston. The notable industrialist earned a prominent place in American manufacturing and publishing circles.
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Boston
Sidney W. Winslow Jr
Boston Herald-Traveler Corp
United Shoe Machinery Corp
Bolivia Yugoslavia sign two year cultural exchange pact
CUTURAL EXCHANGE LA PAZ Bolivia AP A two year cultural exchange agreement was signed last week between Bolivia and Yugoslavia.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
Yugoslavia
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