Zuber Warns of Racial Tensions If Demands Fail
Republican Zuber warns of a serious racial explosion in the country unless the new Negro civil rights movement gains support. He signals possible entry into primaries in West Virginia Wisconsin Illinois and California. The Bridge Standard Service station at 6th and Mass Streets is closed pending a decision on future use expected this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zuber
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Illinois
California
6Th and
Mass. Sts
Overland Park Home Penetration Sighting Report
A witness recalled intense pressure and collapse at a residence in Overland Park as debris descended on them. The remark reflects a moment of fear and danger during the incident.
Explosion Levels Home injuring One In Overland Park
An explosion at 8347 Riggs in Overland Park Kansas leveled a two story house injuring Hubert Gilson 35 who was alone inside he was taken to the University of Kansas Medical Center for extensive burns. Fire Chief James Broockerd suspects a natural gas blast. Damage was extensive to six neighboring homes with shattered windows and destroyed dishes Electric service was knocked out. The blast occurred at 645 a m and caused minimal other injuries to neighbor Mrs J H Hughey. The initial loss estimate was about 50000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Overland Park, Kan
Riggs
Hubert Gilson
University of Kansas Medical Center
James Broockerd
J. H. Hughey
High School Graduates to Rise 40 Percent by 1965
Chicago AP report notes 40 percent more high school graduates in 1965 than in 1963 with a larger share entering college. A national survey shows 97 institutions enroll 27 percent of students as public opinion backs college education while defense and space concerns may push humanities aside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
National Defense and Space
Association of State Universities and
William C. Eckermen
University of Michigan
Michigan
Survey Research Center
Eckerman
Berkeley Students Plot Private Satellite Launch
Two junior college students in El Cerrito plan a private satellite mission using a 4 stage solid fuel rocket and a 70 mile altitude test. They report a Nevada desert dress rehearsal with a 4.2 pound nose cone and three pounds of instruments from UC Berkeley, aided by NASA UC and the Navy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkeley
Calif
API
Nevada Desert
Dave Guidici
Oakland City College
Associated Press
Guidici
Dave
San Francisco Bay Area
Kelly MacDonald
Contra Costa Junior College
Kelly
el Cerrito
NASA
University of California
Navy
South Pacific
The
University of Berkeley
McLouth News Briefs Tell Visiting Relatives and Meetings
Mrs Dollie Earl returned Wednesday from Topeka to McLouth. Visitors include Jerry Harrell and daughters from Wellsville at Nellie Means home. Richard Walbridge of Fort Leonard Wood and Elsie Garner of Topeka spent weekend with Irene Walbridge. Sunday dinner guests were Gene Tatum and Mary Stuldman of Kansas City. Ben Bradley family guests in McLouth. Mark and Steven Bradley joined grandparents. Shoemakers hosted Toussaint of Pittsburg. Verle Shoemaker and family vacationed in Wisconsin. Hazel Brittain to host Baptist Missionary Society at 10 a.m. Thursday November 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dollie Earl
Topeka
Jerry Harrell
Wellsville
Maude Evans
Nellie Means
Richard Walbridge
Fort Leonard Wood
Elsie Garner
Irene Walbridge
Gene Tatum
Mary Stuldman
Kansas City
Ben Bradley
Beulah Crosby
Zora White
Hazel Brittain
Baptist Missionary Society
Negro leader enters New Hampshire GOP primary as independent
Paul Zuber a Harlem attorney and civil rights figure announces his plan to enter the New Hampshire Republican primary as an independent. He aims to bring a formal education campaign on Negro views on civil rights to voters, citing his work on de facto segregation cases in New York City New Rochelle Englewood and Newark. He says no one is better equipped to present the Negro position than a person most affected by segregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Paul Zuber
New Hampshire
Zuber
Harlem
New York City
New Rochelle
N.Y
Englewood
Newark
N.J
Chicago
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Old Bugler's Comeback at Tyler Veterans Day
Hartley B. Edwards, the bugler who marked the end of World War I, was to sound taps in Tyler Texas for Veterans Day. He used the same bugle he carried beside the Arc de Triomphe in Paris when the armistice took effect 45 years earlier with Gen. John J. Pershing's unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyler, Tex
Hartley B. Edwards
Tyler
Edwards
John J. Pershing
Paris
Joseph Lovell and Blair House Ties to 1824
Dr. Joseph Lovell, acknowledged as the nation’s first surgeon general, oversaw the construction of Blair House in 1824 connecting his medical leadership to a landmark presidential residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Lovell
Blair House
Also Mentioned on This Page
New Negro Civil Rights Party
Fredom Now
Overland Park
H.S
Rancho Motel & Cafe
Tee Pees Jct
Furn
John Pickens
Vermont
Armour Star
Slab Bacon
Clorox
Kroger
Bismarck
Gestetner
R.H. Stohl, D.D
Optometrist
Santa
Westinghouse
Model
Jack
Teo
First Church of God
David Stephenson
Evangelist Dunbar
W. Virginia
GAR
Redmans Cshoes
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!