Dynamite Wrecks Three Negro Churches in Birmingham
Dynamite wrecked three Negro churches in Birmingham Alabama Tuesday night. No worshipers were present. two police officers were slightly injured. Fire Marshal Rosenfeld said the blasts were caused by dynamite. The targets were New Bethel Baptist St Luke's AME Zion and Triumph Church of Kingdom of God in Christ.
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Birmingham
Ala
A. Rosenfeld
New Bethel Baptist Church
St. Luke's
African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church
Triumph Church of Kingdom of God In Christ
Elderly Kansas City Man Dies in Fire
William T. Johnson, 75, a retired railroad worker living alone in a basement apartment, died after more than an hour of artificial respiration failed. Neighbor Lonnie Hopkins alerted authorities after finding him unconscious in the burning home. Mrs. Hopkins and three neighbors pulled Johnson to safety before rescue efforts. Fossils on Malta suggest historical land bridge between Europe and Africa.
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Kansas City
Kan
William T. Johnson
Johnson
Lonnie Hopkins
Hopkins
Aerial Writing and New Light Topics Stir Science News
Topics include a quiet earthquake year by U S Coast and Geodetic Survey seismologists noting fewer large temblors. Lasers and skytyping with planes showcase future tech from light amplification to aerial typing ads.
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U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey
Ethyl News
Annual Session At Eudora Bank Elects Officers And Directors
Officers are president Kelvin Hoover vice presidents Mrs Henrietta A Fuller and Mrs Amaretta Wright cashier Donald Bagby assistant cashier Miss Carolyn Beeman. Directors are Hoover Oscar Lothholz Robert Neis Robert Shellack Oscar Brecheisen and Floyd Broers. Bank total resources at end of 1961 exceed 1.8 million with deposits loans and capital at postwar highs. Kaw Valley State moved into new quarters on April 1 with drive in service available.
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Kaw Valley State Bank of Eudora
Kelvin Hoover
Henrietta A. Fuller
Amaretta Wright
Donald Bagby
Carolyn Beeman
Hoover
Oscar Lothholz
Robert Neis
Robert Shellack
Oscar Brecheisen
Floyd Broers
Kaw Valley State
Limeliters to Appear at Kansas University Spring Concert
The Limeliters a nationally known trio will present the Kansas University Spring Concert sponsored by the Student Union Activities. Bob Moultrie Greendale Missouri sophomore SUA concert chairman announced the event will be in Hoch Auditorium with date to be set and likely March 17 or 24.
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Limeliters
Kansas University
Bob Moultrie
Greendale, Mo
SUA
Hoch Auditorium
Flood Control Progress Cited by Paramore Talk
Lew Paramore, area manager of the Mississippi River Valley flood control association, told Sertomans at the Eldridge Hotel that income tax costs from the 1961 Kaw River flood exceed all current Kansas conservation project budgets. He cited soil conservation, recreation, navigation and irrigation as added benefits and noted Perry Reservoir readiness and Pomona Dam waterholding projected within a year.
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Sertoma Club
Eldridge Hotel
Lew Paramore
Mississippi River Valley Flood Control Association
Sertomans
Perry
Pomona
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State of
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Now
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Ohio
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Harry Z. West
Massachusetts
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