Myrdal Warns Of Race Angle In Class Struggle
Swedish sociologist Gunnar Myrdal warned that race and class tensions threaten global stability. He spoke at The Next 50 conference, noting racial inequality and rising protests by poor nations. The event included discussions on land use controls and urban slum exploitation by core-area owners.
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Myrdal
Gunnar Myrdal
United States
American Institute of Planners
America
Carl Feiss
Washington
Denver
Tennessee Valley Authority
Feiss
TVA
Tee
City Council to Hold Curfew Law Meeting in Brodhead
Brodhead council schedules Monday October 16 at 7 30 p m to study a local curfew ordinance. Municipal judge Martin Hutzel has gathered existing curfew laws for review with police and school officials. Bids on lift stations and sewer lines were opened with Staley and Lawrenz lowest at 74233 90.
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Brodhead
Martin Hutzel
M. Ray
Brodhead City Hall
Doreen Hollander In Critical Condition After Highway Crash
Doreen Hollander 21 of Rockford remains in critical condition at a Puatteville hospital after a one car accident on Highway 126 four miles south of Belmont. Her 22 year old husband was treated and released. Officials say she was driving and struck a raccoon before losing control and plunging into a ditch. Monroe volunteers fought a garage fire at 609 1st Ave the Fred Dearth residence after 5 45 p m.
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Doreen) Hollander
Rockford
Puatteville
Belmont
Lafayette County
Hollander
Monroe
1St Ave
Fred Dearth
THAT OL SCHOOL BUS
Daily doggerel by Clair R. Munns portrays a tired school week with Saturdays morning energy and weekday fatigue as a light verse observation. It notes kids awaken easily on Saturday but resist alarms during the school week.
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Clair R. Munns
Variety Sparks Show of Hobbies at Lincoln School PTA
Lincoln School P T A hosted an Adult Hobby Show in the gym from 6 30 to 8 30 p m featuring Monroe area hobbyists. Children enjoyed the varied displays and exhibitors answered questions for parents and kids. A steady crowd showed strong interest as Nathan Roth’s astronomy display with a telescope and meteor fragment drew attention. Turn to No 1 Back Page.
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Lincoln School
P.T.A
Monroe
Nathan Roth
Symington Urges Vietnam Peace Move and Ceasefire
Senator Symington proposed a fixed date halt to all U.S. military action in Vietnam followed by potential unlimited war if talks fail. He urged Saigon to announce willingness to negotiate with amnesty for Viet Cong and framed the move as a peace effort amid broader concerns about Soviet pressure in the region. The plan aims to test diplomacy while clarifying battlefield objectives.
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Washington
Stuart Symington
Vietnam
Symington
Senate Armed Services Committee
Air Force
Saigon
Missouri Democrat
Senate
Thailand
Middle East
Europe
Mediterranean
United States
U.S
North
Diary foretold end of Montana crash by teen girl
A 16 year old girl Carla Corbu kept a diary foretelling the fatal end after a crash on Bully Choop Mountain in the Trinity Range. Her mother Phyllis Oien and the wreckage were found by a deer hunter. Alvin P. Oien remains missing in Portland. The diary notes survival 55 days up to May 4 with harsh conditions and injuries described in margins of an Airman's Guide.
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Redding
Calif
California
Carla Corbu
Phyllis Oien
Alvin P. Oien
Portland
Ore
Carla
Oien
Alvin Jr
Civil Air Patrol
CAP
Global tensions loom as Vietnam war dominates remarks
Symington warns U S overextension while noting Soviet gains in the Middle East. He cites the risk of De Gaulle ceding a base at Algers Kebir to the Soviets and a Mediterranean foothold impacting NATO. Senator Kuchel reaffirms opposition to halting bombing without a response.
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Vietnam
Hanoi
North Vietnam
Symington
United States
Middle East
Charles de Gaulle
France
Ners el Kebir
Alberta
Mediterranean
NATO
Thomas H. Kuchel
California
U.S
Rev Olson Begins Italy Tour To Study Renaissance Arts
Rev Robert E Olson of the Monroe Assembly of God leaves New York for a two year travels across Italy to study Renaissance art and history visiting Milan Brescia Verona Padua Venice Chioggia Pompeii Rome Assisi Florence Pisa Genoa and other cities while continuing his writing and magic interests.
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Olson
Italy
Ureum
Robert E. Olson
Monroe
New York
Arive
Milan
Brescia
Lake Garda
Verona
Padua
Arena Chapel
Venice
Chioggia
Pompeia
Ravenna
Rimini
Bolgna
Riccione
Cattolica
Pesaro
Adriatic
Peninsula
Michel
Raphael
Leon
Rome
Florence
Rev. Olson
Monroe Assemblies of God Church
Nation
Times
New Glarus Blood Drive Set by Jaycettes
Monroe Jaycettes urge residents to donate at the Red Cross Bloodmobile in New Glarus on Oct 4 from 1 to 6 pm at Turner Hall to meet a 50 pint quota. Donations aid patients including a local man treated for a ruptured artery requiring eight pints. The event features new year chairmen and a volunteer corps led by Mrs. Richard Witt and Mrs. Ray Ransom among others.
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Monroe Jaycettes
Red Cross
Turner Hall
Jaycettes
Monroe
Richard Witt
Ray Ransom
Charles Carrier
John Kundert
Raymond Kubly Jr
R. Raymond Hoeslys
Hoesly
New Glarus
Mrs Knotts 77 Taken by Death in Orangeville
Mrs Harold Helen Knotts 77 of rural Orangeville died this morning at Freeport Memorial Hospital after an extended illness. Born October 19 1889 in Freeport daughter of John and Georgianna Wheat she married Harold Knotts May 7 1924 in Rockford. Surviving husband daughter and four grandchildren funeral services Thursday at Cramer Funeral Home with burial in City Cemetery Freeport.
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Orangeville
Harold
Helen) Knotts
Freeport Memorial Hospital
Freeport
John
Georgianna Adams Wheat
Rockford
Harold Knotts
Carl
Carol) Maxwell
Paul Wheat
Fred Rockford
George
Atlanta
Julia) Donker
Route 3
Cramer Funeral
Howard Leach
City Cemetery
Survival Test Diet Leaves Couple Hungry After Island Stay
Patrick Snook and wife Jeane, of North Brook Illinois, endured two weeks on Stockton Island Lake Superior living on wild blueberries mushrooms moss a loon and two fish. They shed nine pounds each and ended the test in weak but stable condition. They slept in a crude shelter near a constant fire and survived freezing rain with no blankets. Their best meals were two lake trout caught and cooked on sticks.
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Island Bayfield
Patrick Snook
Jeane
Northbrook
Ill
Stockton Island
Lake Superior
Pat
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