Civil Rights Bill Marks Step Forward for Rights Open Housing
The House approves the civil rights bill with a key provision making violence against civil rights workers a federal crime. The open housing clause extends to about 80 percent of dwelling units, moving toward ending racial living discrimination. The speech notes deterrence effects, reduces tension, and urges continued progress beyond this milestone.
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Martin Luther King
House of Representatives
Dr. King
Congress
America
Commendation for Rev James Holloman on race progress
In a letter signed by Mrs Larry Moore and others, the writer praises Rev James Holloman for peaceful leadership shown in a Palm Sunday march honoring Dr Martin Luther King Jr and at Miami campus speech urging rapid peaceful progress toward full equality. The tone reflects community pride and calls for continued cross racial harmony.
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James Holloman
Martin Luther King Jr
Miami
Middletown
Wildwood School Flag Program Brings Joy to Gym
To the editor, praise for Wildwood School teachers and students for a flag waving program. The gym glowed with excitement as youngsters performed with enthusiasm and boomed out What A Grand Ole Flag. The writer expresses wish for more.
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Wildwood School
The Journal Middletown Ohio Subscriptions Rates 1857 Founding
The Journal published daily in Middletown Ohio provides subscription options including weekday and Sunday copies, weekly route delivery, and yearly mail rates for in and outside trading areas. Rates include 60 cents weekly, 15 cents Sunday, $15 annually in trading areas, $24 outside area, and $38 outside the U S.
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Journal, Inc
Broad
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
Us.a
Family Faces Dog Complaint Ultimatum
A police notice reports a complaint about a family's dog. The parents say they would have cooperated to fix the issue and would remove the dog if needed, but were given an ultimatum to surrender the dog or pay fines after the incident.
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Larry Moore
Tytus Ave
Officer praised for recovering stolen bicycles
The Ingram family thanks Officer Don Wallace for locating their bikes stolen on April 5 at 124 Lafayette Ave. They note prior reports yielded little help and commend his diligent effort in recovering the bicycles.
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Don Wallace
Real estate terms glow as generic names sparking license debate
A discussion notes Realtors is a copyrighted term that has become common usage. The author argues the public uses Realtor as a generic label for real estate dealers, despite the rights of the national organization. The piece cites Jello Coke Frigidaire as examples of brand names becoming generic. Real estate dealers are not all Realtors and capitalization signals the distinction.
Kennedy Humphrey clash signals volatile Democratic race
A Nixon victory link hangs on Johnson’s exit as Kennedy McCarthy and Humphrey vie for the Democratic nomination. Analysts expect Kennedy supporters from McCarthy to rally to his side, while Humphrey’s path hinges on party unity and grass roots strength amid a divided field shaping a tight race toward November.
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Hubert Humphrey
Johnson
Robert F. Kennedy
Eugene McCarthy
Kennedy
Minnesota
Kennedy - McCarthy
Vietnam
Congress
Republican Party
White House
Nixon
South
John F Ken
Nedy
Humphrey
William F Buckley Jr Rocky's Rides At Odds
William F Buckley Jr analyzes Nelson Rockefeller's foreign policy stance amid recent adviser selections Emmet Hughes and Henry Kissinger signal shifts toward antiwar and Soviet convergence Buckley notes GOP resistance and questions Rockefeller's alignment with anti communists and Eisenhower era loyalties placed against 1966 ambitions
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Picasso
Vietnam
Soviet Union
Franklin Roosevelt
Rockefeller
Henry Kissinger
Harvard
Hughes
General Eisenhower
Miami
Emmet Hughes
Eisenhower
Jimmy Durante Never Dies as He Keeps Busy in Showbiz World
Jim Durante remains a vibrant, lifelong entertainer. The piece chronicles his eccentric charm, long career from Coney Island to Hollywood, his generosity to friends, and personal losses including family members and a troubled marriage, all set in a portrait of his Miami Beach lifestyle and enduring stage energy.
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Jimmy Durante
Deauville
Miami Beach
Durante
Sonny King
Eddie Jackson
New York
Third Avenue
Italy
Bartolomeo Durante
Bartolomeo
Cherry Hill
Jimmy
Fiuri
Calabash
Mike
Lillian
Clayton
Jackson
Banana Nose
Lou Clayton
Beverly Drive
Beverly Hills
Margie Little
Cecillia
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William F. Buckley JR
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10Th Ward
Chicago
Mr. Rockefeller
Jim Bishop
Coney Island
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