Bombs and Fires Mark Decade of Southern Racial Discord
A FRONT PAGE overview traces seven years of race related bombings and arsons across the Deep South from 1957 to 1963. It notes key incidents in Montgomery Birmingham and Kingston and details no fatalities until the 1963 16th Street Baptist Church blast. It reports trials of white defendants ending in acquittals and local whites aiding church rebuilds.
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Atlanta
South
Montgomery
Ala
Birmingham
16Th Street Baptist
Mississippi
Kingston
Miss
Philadelphia
Georgia
South Georgia
13 Freed in Disaster Which Took 299 Lives
A Saarbrucken state court acquitted 13 mine officials and supervisors over negligence in the Luisenthal coal mine disaster that killed 299 workers on February 7 1962 at Voerklingen. Fire damp and coal dust explosions were blamed. defendants were charged with lacking sufficient underground airlocks.
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Saarbrucken
Germany
Luisenthal
Voerklingen
Saarbergwerke Mining Co
Mr Novak Finds His Job Exacting
NBC series star James Franciscus plays a schoolteacher facing the challenging task of explaining the worlds that separate a dedicated young actor from the diligent teacher he portrays each week.
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John Novak
James Franciscus
Mr. Novak
Yale
NBC
Earhart and Noonan Missing After Pacific Flight
Amelia Earhart and navigator Fred J. Noonan disappeared on July 2 1937 during a flight from Lae New Guinea to Howland Island their loss sparked a landmark international search and sparked ongoing mystery about their fate and aircraft.
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Amelia Earhart
Fred J. Noonan
Howland Island
Lae
New Guinea
Knutson Enters Governor Race On Goldwater Platform
Knutson a 46 year old La Crosse news director filed for the Republican nomination for governor. He described himself a Goldwater conservative and questioned party endorsement. Also listed were Willis Capps seeking lieutenant governor and Lt. Gov. Jack Olson as the GOP nominee. Kenneth Klinkert sought the U.S. Senate on the Democratic ticket.
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Associated Press
Milo Knutson
la Crosse
Goldwater
Knutson
Wkty Radio
Warren Knowles
New Richmond
GOP
Knowles
Arizona
Willis Capps
Alma Real Estate
Capps
Buffalo County Goldwater Committee
Jack Olson
Kenneth F. Klinkert
Menomonee Falls
U.S. Senate
Should I file for Social Security during unpaid summer months
A reader age 66 who works full time as a teacher asks if he should file for Social Security in summer months when earnings exceed zero. The answer confirms benefits can be paid for any month with earnings under $100, even if paid during nonteaching months.
Milwaukee Bankruptcy Filing for Robert P. Dawson
Robert P. Dawson of Manitowoc filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in U S District Court listing debts of 103328 and assets of 2470. He was a partner in Ason Springer Trucking Co from 1947 to March 1962 per the petition.
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Milwaukee
Robert P. Dawson
Manitowoc
U.S. District Court
Ason-Springer Trucking Co
President to Favor Food Plan Extension
Assistant Secretary Dorothy Jacobson says the Johnson administration supports extending the world food program beyond 1965. The three year program provided about $91 million in donated foods and cash from wealthy nations, with the United States contributing roughly $50 million. the main issue is determining the size of the U.S. contribution under a longer plan.
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Washington
Dorothy Jacobson
Johnson Administration
Urban Renewal Administration Boosts Wisconsin Grant
The Urban Renewal Administration added 15000 to a 100000 grant to the Wisconsin Department of Resource Development to aid its comprehensive planning program. The original grant was made in February 1963.
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Washington
Urban Renewal Administration
Wisconsin Department of Resource Development
Wisconsin 1963 boat accidents cause thirty nine drownings
Wisconsin Conservation Department reports 39 of 139 drownings in 1963 tied to boating accidents during National Boat Safety Week. Most victims could not swim or had unknown abilities, with limited life preserver use and a spread of incidents across inland lakes, rivers, Great Lakes, and other waters.
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Madison
Wisconsin
The
Conservation Department
Great Lakes
Youths Escape Injury In Area Auto Mishap
John N Henning 16 and his passenger William G Bacher 17 escaped injury after their 1964 car rolled over on Ruf i road three miles east of Monroe after striking a parked truck near the Greenberg gravel pit. Deputies said the car traveled through a ditch, tipped and returned to its wheels with minor damage to the truck.
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John Neil Henning
Alfred Henning
28Th Avenue
William George Bacher
27Th Avenue
Henning
Rufi Road
Monroe
Greenberg Gravel Pit
Cushion Grip transforms dentures with molded suction fit
A denture product applies Cushion Grip to the mouth to create a snug suction fit that eliminates looseness and slipping and relieves sore spots. One application lasts months and can refresh worn dentures, saving money on refining work. Sold in Kenilworth New Jersey with satisfaction guaranteed.
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Kenilworth
New Jersey
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Mark Discord
Hollywood
Air Force
Korea
Jack Neuman
Boris Sagal
Neuman
Albert Vane
Dean Jagger
Tor
John Novaks
Jane Novaks
Prrs
Green County
Times
Barbara Gordon
New Model
Barry
Santa
Wisconsin Power and Light Company
Argyle
Dallas M. Harrison
Hampton, Ir
State Bank of
Roger Heironimus
Harrison
Jean
Valeria
Heironimus
Phillips
City Hall
Oscar Mayer
Wieners
Chuck Roast
Oscar N Bacon
del Monte Catsup
National Biscuit Oreas Or Baronets
Whitney
Morton
Pepperidge
Agner’s
Shafter
California
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