Bethel Sophomore Creates 2300-Pound Christmas Cookie
Paul Goodman of Bethel College led a student team to bake a 2300 pound giant cookie in a KDWB contest. They raised funds by selling stock and used 1100 pounds cookie mix and 1300 pounds frosting to assemble the massive treat.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Paul Goodman
Bethel College
KDWB
Minnesota Reformatory
Goodman
Rodger W. Goodman
San Jose
Calif
Don French
Students Picket Johnson Dorm At Texas University
About twenty students picketed Lynda Bird Johnson’s dormitory at the University of Texas. The protest charged racial segregation across coed dorms, with twelve Negro participants. Secret Service and university police monitored the orderly demonstration. Johnson’s presence was not confirmed.
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Austin, Tex
Lynda Bird Johnson
University of Texas
University
Bill Spearman
Houston
Johnson
Kinsolving
Secret Service
Austin and
University Police
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Cardinal Praises Late President in Christmas Message
Boston Archbishop Richard Cardinal Cushing lauded John F. Kennedy in his annual Christmas message titled The President of Peace. He described the late president as a close friend and urged hope that Kennedy’s legacy would yield international good fruit from tragedy.
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Boston
Richard Cardinal Cushing
John F. Kennedy
Plans To Retire Cumberland Mail Foreman After 40 Years
James L. Carrick of Cumberland, a 40 year railway mail service veteran, will retire December 27. For eight years he has served as foreman in a mobile postal unit on Baltimore and Ohio trains running between Pittsburgh and Washington.
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James L. Carrick
Cumberland
Carrick
Baltimore & Ohio
Pittsburgh
Career of D C Ton Highlights Railway Years
D C Ton began as a substitute in 1923 and later served on the Washington Chicago route. He was stationed in Pittsburgh and worked the Washington Pittsburgh run starting in 1992.
Wyoming earns first vote rights nickname Banality State
A historical note says Wyoming, the first to grant women the vote, earned the nickname Banality State for its plain image despite pioneering suffrage. The label reflects early civic progress contrasted with ordinary perceptions.
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Wyoming
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