Memorials and repairs loom after Birmingham church bombing
Reverend John H. Cross discusses plans for Sixteenth Street Baptist Church after the Sept. 15 bombing killed four girls. Repairs, a memorial education building, and a trust fund for victims’ families are proposed while services resume in an auditorium. The church cites wide support and thousands in donations, with a secret total not released.
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Sixteenth Street Baptist Church
Birmingham
Cross
Sarah Jean Collins
Ada Mae
Wales
Canada
Australia
Domestic Worker Wages Require Social Security Reporting
A reader asks if wages paid to a Saturday house cleaner qualify for Social Security reporting. Answer: reporting is required if total wages reach $50 or more in a calendar quarter, with the fourth quarter filing due January 31, 1964.
Time-Saving Tip for Solving Problems with Ads
A compact guide highlights using classified ads to quickly locate resources and information. It emphasizes choosing concise listings to reduce search time and improve problem solving efficiency.
Farm Sale Scheduled North of Junction House on Thursday
The Swanson farm, three miles north of the Junction House on Highway 81, will hold an auction Thursday. In Monroe, Meythaler Cold Springs Farms sold Cold Springs Don Markus to Leslie Keltner and Son of Columbia Kentucky. Four Brown Swiss cows owned by Dr. Nathan E. Bear of Monroe completed official production records. Elm Valley Jaan Jill, 12, produced 15 540 pounds of milk at 4 2 percent fat 305 days. Orangeville Ramparts Jean, 7, produced 11 690 pounds milk 4 7 fat 225 Eis Land Cars Defender, 5 9, produced 16 020 pounds milk 4 5 fat 305 days. Sugar Valley Comp Regina Tess, 4 10, produced 13 930 pounds milk 4 3 fat 288. Jonathan S Moen sold the farm seven miles northeast of Argyle and will auction personal property on Tuesday.
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Cold Springs
Monroe
Don Markus
Leslie Keltner
Nathan E. Bear
Elm Valley
Orangeville
Sugar Valley Comp
Regina Tess
Wisconsin Trio Wins 4-H Scholarships at Congress
Wisconsin youths Dick Sievert 17 of Osceola Jim Thomas 17 of Antigo and Charlene Johansen 17 of Port Washington earned $500 scholarships at the National 4-H Club Congress for garden home improvement and recreation projects. Dave Anderson 16 of Emerald in St Croix County was named outstanding Wisconsin 4-H tractor program member.
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Chicago
Wisconsin
Dick Sievert
Osceola
Jim Thomas
Antigo
Charlene Johansen
Port Washington
Dave Anderson
Emerald
St. Croix County
Wilkie Rules Wisconsin School Merging Constitutional
Circuit Judge Edwin M. Wilkie upheld a 1959 Wisconsin law requiring all state territory to join high school districts. He sustained the attachment of Door County areas to Joint District No. 2 and other areas to Sturgeon Bay for school purposes only, resolving a review of the state superintendent’s ordering.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Edwin M. Wilkie
Door County
Sevastopol
Sturgeon Bay
Jacksonport
Egg Harbor
Margaret Evenson
Ella Marsh
Wilkie
Plainfield Family Escapes Home Fire
Mr and Mrs Adrian Hentges and their two children escaped in near zero weather when fire destroyed the tavern and living quarters. Firemen estimated losses at 30000 dollars plus 3000 to nearby Stahl s drugstore. Firefighters said the blaze started in a beer cooler compressor.
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Adrian Hentges
Hentges
Stahl’s
Rail unions unite to challenge arbitration ruling
Five rail unions join to seek court action against a federal arbitration ruling and the emergency law used to avert a nationwide strike. They aim to declare the August emergency law unconstitutional and to contest the ruling eliminating thousands of firemen jobs and powers granted to the mediation board.
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Washington
Congress
Arbitration Board
National Mediation Board
Rabinovitz Selection Could Die in Senate
The controversial nomination of labor attorney David Rabinovitz to the Western Wisconsin U.S. district judgeship remains stalled in the Senate. Parliaments contend the appointment will die when the current session adjourns later this month. Rabinovitz, a Democratic National Committeeman, was put forward Sept. 5 by President Kennedy amid a long-running dispute over federal judiciary qualifications.
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Washington
Sheboygan
David Rabinovitz
U.S
Wisconsin
Senate
Rabinovitz
John F. Kennedy
Ready To Back LBJ Kennedy's Future Role Unknown
Robert F. Kennedy, 38, expected to return from Florida and back President Lyndon B. Johnson as Johnson backs Kennedy after John F. Kennedy's death. Report notes Kennedy may join ticket or run for office someday, with wife Ethel and friends certain of a political future.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Robert Kennedy
Ethel
Robert
Justice Department
U.S
CIA
McCone
Texas
Pentagon
Forty More Policemen Linked to Ticket Fixing
Milwaukee reports at least 40 additional officers accused of fixing moving traffic tickets in exchange for gifts or cash. LeRoy L. Dalton says he cannot confirm new links as the John Doe probe continues. One officer resigned after involvement, and disclosures named over 30 others. five deputy sheriffs and two officers have resigned since the probe began.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee Sentenee
LeRoy L. Dalton
John Doe
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