Editorial Violation Inquiry Leaves Questions Unanswered
The piece questions President Johnson's vague justification for an FBI probe into New York riots, suggesting the move targets unclear actors and may be timed for election year. It contrasts Johnson's broad promises of protection with the lack of clarity on who will be investigated and why.
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FBI
New York
Sible
James Farmer
CORE
Harlem
Extremism debate sparks national parlor game in politics
The Goldwater extremism remark triggers dispute among GOP foes and supporters. Johnson Rockefeller and Birch Society figures feature in the heated dialogue. The Watch Tower assembly and related sewing projects occupy a separate notes section.
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Goldwater
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Sen. Goldwater
Patrick Henry
Nelson Rockefeller
Rockefeller
New York City
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Ku Klux Klan
Jehovah's’ Witnesses
Watch Tower Bible and Tract Society of New York
Spirit” Assembly
Founday
Community event outlines children races and pool games
The notice details age groups and events such as Book balancing race, dressing relay, wheelbarrow race, gunny sack race and dashes with ribbons for winners. Pool activities include shallow middle and deep end events at 2:15 pm to 4:30 pm with multiple races, tug of war, and dives, followed by free swimming. Also reported is Omro Police Chief James Van Alstine's indefinite suspension amid misconduct charges and a temporary appointment of Gordon Frees as acting chief.
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Herman Barnard
James van Alstine
Gordon Frees
van Alstine
Schwarze
Towa
West Coast
Borneo
Richard Haag Stricken at 64 in Mt Horeb area farm scene
Richard Haag, 64, a Mt Horeb area farmer, died yesterday in Dodgeville Hospital. Survived by three sons Jerome and Dean and a daughter Jean, with several siblings and relatives listed. Services will be at 9:30 a.m. tomorrow at Holy Redeemer Church in Cadiz. Burial at Spring Grove. A long list of clothing items and outfits appears as part of a garbled notice with names such as Audrey Beach CCC Linda DeVoe Clarno and others.
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Mt. Horeb
Toni Pederson
York
Blue Mounds
Jane Riemer
Decatur
Dodgeville
Auhospital
Grey Beach
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Holy Redeem
Schlappi
Cadiz
Pat Kaser
Town Ofter
JJJ
Jerome
Dean
Karen
Jean
Meier
Barbara Eber
Agnes
Richland
William Kautzer
Wiscon
Marilyn Phils
Rapids
Anton Agrips
Mary Sullivan
Meter
Amery
Monroe Ag
Heidi Schlappi
Judy Hanson
Karen Houlberg
Oak Corners
Linda Phillips
Patsy Wideman
Marilyn Phillips
Mary Sylvan
Dorothy Oplien
Oakley
Mrs. Catherine Jackson Dies at 94 in Dodgeville
Dodgeville's oldest citizen Mrs. Catherine Jackson 94 died at 2 55 pm in a local hospital after illness starting Saturday Born Sept 9 1869 in Welch settlement she was daughter of Rev Griffith Jones and Catherine Rowlands She married James Jackson on March 20 1900 and farmed in Jonesdale and Waldwick until his death in 1934 A Dodgeville resident for 25 years she was a member of the Dodgeville Methodist church Survivors include two daughters Mrs Willard Perkins and Mrs Kenneth McKenzie a son Franklin seven grandchildren and 16 great grandchildren She was the last of nine siblings Services set for 2 30 pm Thursday at the Dodgeville Methodist church with Rev Stanley Wiese officiating Burial in East Side Cemetery Friends may call Roach Mindermann funeral home until 1 pm Thursday
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Jonesdale
Waldwick
Jackson
Methodist Church
Church Circle
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Kenneth McKenzie
Hollandale
Franklin
Waldwick Township
Dodge
Two Women Appointed By Goodwill Industries
Al Soldwish announces two area volunteers to serve as local representatives for Goodwill Industries. Mrs. Dale S. Young of Browntown and Mrs. Lila Gage of South Wayne will collect usable clothing shoes housewares appliances and furniture for the handicapped training program. Contact details and free presentations are offered. The agency aims to rehabilitate at least one third of its clients annually, with substantial tax savings estimated at over 30 million dollars.
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al Soldwish
Rockford
Goodwill Industries, Inc
Goodwill Industries
Dale S. Young
Browntown
Lila Gage
South Wayne
Goodwill
Young
Gage
Milwaukee Cutler Hammer Sales Rise in Six Months
Milwaukee Cutler Hammer reported that sales and earnings for the first six months of 1964 reached their highest level in five years. Sales rose 16 percent to $71.48 million while earnings climbed to $3.33 million from $2.18 million a year earlier.
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