Witness Cites Walker Speech During Ole Miss Riot Testimony
Rev. Duncan Gray Jr. testified in Fort Worth that Edwin A. Walker's speech on September 30, 1962, inflamed students at the University of Mississippi riot and hindered his own attempts to quell the violence. Gray, 38, Mississippi native, said he was knocked aside by a crowd and did not see Walker again afterward.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Edwin A. Walker
University of Mississippi
Duncan Gray Jr
Oxford
Miss
Associated Press
Walker
Gray
Mississippi
Episcopal
Walker Smith
Pat Lucy Family Injured in Auto Crash
Democratic lieutenant governor candidate Pat Lucey faced a family tragedy after a Wednesday crash on Highway 194 near Madison. Lucey’s mother Ella Lucey and father Gregory Lucey, plus sister Mary Ann Eleanor and Gregory Lucey Jr., were treated at St. Mary’s hospital with injuries. they were traveling from Milwaukee when the car overturned.
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Patrick J. Lucey
Highway 194
Madison
St. Mary's Hospital
Lucey
Ella Lucey
Prairie du Chien
Gregory Lucey
Mary Ann Eleanor
Eagle Grove
Iowa
Milwaukee
All Students Included Swimming Lesson Schedule Change
Marty Deignan announces change to the swimming lesson schedule, effective Monday June 22, adding three beginner class slots by shortening existing sessions. The plan reshuffles times 8:30 9:15 10 10:45 with waiting list students assigned by day and name initials A through Z, serving 165 on the list.
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Marty Deignan
Deignan
Housewives Programs Schedule with Instructors Pending
The notice lists day and time slots for housewives classes led by Mrs. McElhaney. Sessions include beginner Nos 8 9 and 10 on various days, intermediate No 3 on all days except Wednesday, and diving with Johnston as instructor. instructors yet to be selected.
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Deignan
Kathy Nussbaum
Enid Spring
Bill’ Johnston
Pete von Allman
Karen Jacobs
von Allman
William Gyure
Norm Huber
Claire Kubly
John ‘McElhaney
Gyure
Huber
Johnston
Carol Summeris
Marilyn Kubly Receives New Instructor Post in Berlin
Marilyn Kubly returns to Germany on Aug 16 to teach at an American dependents school in Berlin. She has five years of foreign teaching experience including Kaiserslautern Azores Japan and Okinawa. She visits her parents Glenn and Mrs Kubly for the first time in two years after touring Norway Sweden Denmark last summer and Russia at Easter. Her sister Clair Kuhl and Carol Summers left for Milford Iowa to attend an American Red Cross aquatic school for ten days.
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Kaiserslauten
Germany
Miss Kubly
Azores
Japan
Okinawa
Glenn H. Kubly
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Russia
Clair Kuhl
Carol Summers
Herbert T. Summeril
Milford
Red’ Cross
Sir Alec Backs Red China Seat in UN Debate
London Premier Sir Alec Douglas-Home argued in the House of Commons that Communist China should join the United Nations to enable Western influence and persuade Beijing away from force. He noted the USSR’s doctrinal shift and urged gradual Western engagement with China alongside U.S. positions. Also, about 100,000 visitors attend Virginia Beach Boardwalk Art Show featuring 250 painters over six blocks by the sea.
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London
Alec Douglas-Home
China
United Nations
Peking
House of Commons
Labor Party
United States
Douglas-Home
Soviet Union
Virginia Beach
ButterScotch Drop Cookies Recipe from Mrs Buehler
Dairy Month recipe lists butter and cream sugar amounts, adds egg and dry ingredients, folds in butterscotch chips and nuts, shapes drops on a sheet, sprinkles sugar, bakes at 350 degrees. credits Mrs. Sam Buehler Route 1 Browntown.
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Sam Buehler
Browntown
State motorists pay $107 million in highway taxes
Wisconsin motorists paid 107,321,000 dollars in federal highway use taxes last year and received 41,177,256 dollars in federal highway aid, the Wisconsin Petroleum Council reported. The council called the return less than 40 cent on the dollar.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Petroleum Council
Baker Expands Interest in Firm
Bobby Baker former secretary to the Senate's Democratic majority bought a larger stake in Ser-U Corp a food vending company at the center of a Senate rules committee investigation. Baker told reporters the story was erroneous in parts and declined to discuss specifics. He now owns about 4 percent of Ser-U Corp which began in 1961 and grew to more than 35 million in two years via defense contract firms.
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New York
Bobby Baker
Senate
Senate Rules Committee
New York Times
Washington
Baker
Ser-U Corp
Rules Committee
Baker resigns Senate post amid 300000 damage suit probe
The spring disclosure showed Baker held 28 percent of the corporation before resigning his Senate seat. A $300,000 damages suit against him, the Serv-A firm, and others triggered an investigation into his outside activities.
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Baker
Senate
Serv-A
Area Students Enroll For Graduate Session
Four Monroe students enroll in the Platteville State College summer graduate program. Robert A. Bennema and John S. Reese study secondary education, Thomas E. Keegan and Doris I. Zentner study elementary education. Other enrollees include Lucille Alexander of Juda in elementary education, Kenneth L. Wittlief of Juda in secondary education, and Wilson H. Schindle, a Gratiot high school teacher, pursuing secondary education.
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Monroe
Platteville State College
Robert A. Bennema
John S. Reese
Thomas E. Keegan
Doris I. Zentner
Lucille Alexander
Juda
Kenneth L. Wittlief
Wilson H. Schindle
Gratiot
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Marilyn Kubly
Berlin
Mid-America
Sir Alec
I Sale
the Riptides
Dog
Suds
Yardley
OLD Spice
Gillette Razors
Timex
Farm & Fleet
Duralon
Ist
Universal
Warfarin
Zebco Rod & Reel
Highway 69
Monroe, Wis
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