Cites Christianity For Rights Failure
The Rev. James Groppi of Milwaukee and Richard Hatcher the Gary Indiana mayor elect joined in blaming Christianity for failing to advance civil rights. The remarks were made Wednesday night and tied to the slow progress in desegregation and equality.
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James Groppi
Milwaukee
Richard Hatcher
Gary
Ind
Groppi
Black Power Message Sparks Controversy at UNH Objections
The article recounts a protest leader accusing the white power structure of ignoring black power as marches in Milwaukee and other cities led to many arrests including Father Groppi. Hatcher cites grassroots Negro community support in Gary as influential in his half the population city leadership.
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Milwaukee
University of New Hampshire
Father Groppi
Hatcher
Gary
Four-Car Crash Claims Second Victim Near Chicago
In Oak Brook Illinois a Wednesday crash killed Rosalie Dickman 26 of Glen Ellyn at the scene and Kay Lorenty 25 of Villa Park died later after being hospitalized in critical condition. Virginia Reise 25 of Villa Park is in fair condition.
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Chicago
Kay Lorenty
Villa Park
Rosalie Dickman
Glen Ellyn
Virginia Reise
Santa and the Pigwidgen Chapter Eleven The Door in the Wall
Claus and Tweedleknees face a frost bound wall as their magic weapons are gone. The elf is healed by a weeping wall and they resolve to outwit the Pigwidgen, then attempt to scale the sheer snow wall toward a northbound quest.
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Claus
I'weedleknees
Tweedleknees
Elf
Tiny Door Hidden in Wall Waits for Tomorrow
An elf finds a small door set in a wall that moves when kicked. Claus and Tweedleknees kneel in the snow as they discover a miniature doorway with a keyhole, hinting at an upcoming event titled Tomorrow: The Pygmies.
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Convict Worker In Shooting Case
A former Mount Vernon postal worker, Lendell D. Gersbacher, 32, was found guilty by a Circuit Court jury of rape, attempted murder and aggravated battery for abducting Donna Jean Eskew at gunpoint from a local laundromat on December 4, 1966. Eskew testified she was assaulted, shot three times, and crawled to a neighbor’s house for help.
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Ill
Lendell D. Gersbacher
Donna Jean Eskew
Henry Lewis
Gersbacher
Chicago to Adopt New School Concept by 1980s
Chicago officials warn the school system may collapse without a radical plan. Superintendent James F Redmond cites 1980s demographic shifts and declining enrollment. Dr Donald Leu proposes a city wide school in the park to serve 18 000 children at an estimated cost of 55 million dollars.
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Chicago
Superintendent of Schools
Donald Leu
Michigan State University
Leu
Knuckle for Broth Breaks Into Pieces
A note on using a real knuckle for broth suggests having the butcher saw the knuckle into several pieces for easier cooking and broth extraction.
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