Horseless Carriage Neenah Man s Pride
George Larson of Neenah owns a rare 1915 Model T Ford touring car once owned by Mayhew Mott and later Jelinski. Restored over two years, it features brass trim, 20 horsepower, a planetary transmission, unique instruments, and is used in parades and club outings via the Model T Club of America regional carriage group. The car is shown at Cheese Day Derby in Plymouth with plans for a Green Bay to Madison outing.
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George Lawson
Northcat
Neenah-Menasha Bureau
Gene J. Henschel
Neenah
George Larson
Caroline St
Larson
Bob Jelinski
Mayhew Mott
Jelinski
Klaxon
Matt
Ford
Henry Ford
New Haven
Model T. Regional Carriage Club of America
Fairgrounds
Plymouth
Green Bay
Madison
Menasha
Oshkosh
Ripon
Crosbys Son Sued for Divorce
Sandra Drummond files in Santa Monica Superior Court for divorce from Phillip Crosby 28 son of Bing Crosby. She cites mental cruelty and seeks property settlement and child support. They wed in Las Vegas in 1956, separated December 4, and have two young children Dixie Lee 4 and Brian Patrick 3.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Phillip Crosby
Bing Crosby
Las Vegas
Sandra Drummond
Crosby
Superior Court
Dixie Lee
Brian Patrick
Baked Crow Dinner Promise Stirs Illinois Hoax Claim
In Anna Illinois a local tale claims a loser in a national crow hooting contest will receive a baked crow dinner. The odd pledge draws attention from residents as the odd wager circulates with no official confirmation.
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Anna
Ilupi
Muslims Are Guilty Says Jury Los Angeles Riot Verdict
A superior court jury in Los Angeles convicted 11 of 14 black Muslims for taking part in a riot outside the Militant Negro temple on April 27, 1962. Two defendants were cleared. a mistrial declared for a third. About 100 people participated. one cultist was killed and several police and rioters were injured. Sentencing set for July 16. appeals anticipated.
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Los Angeles
UPD
John Morris
Planning experts weigh site for future Oshkosh area
The city’s Planning paper discussed flexible roaster options as Director of Public Works John Stauss proposed Florida Avenue at Knapp Street near the old Oshkosh Stone Company quarry as a potential site. The quarry, largely filled as a sanitary landfill, could underpin a building footings while remaining suitable mainly for linking neighborhood parks to nearby elementary schools. Council may purchase frontage on Florida Avenue next week to support growth and future school needs.
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Public Works
John Stauss
Florida Avenue
Knapp Street
Oshkosh Stone Company
Stauss
Washington Negro March Gains Victory
Washington's largest racial protest ended with high spirits as thousands, about three thousand at peak, marched along Pennsylvania Avenue after prayers near the White House. They celebrated a promised ban on housing bias this year and heard about plans for a congressional sit in while civil rights debates continue. The crowd learned Medgar Evers will be buried at Arlington, and officials pledged to outlaw discrimination in the district. the mood shifted to protest near the Justice Department as Atty. Gen. Kennedy faced demands from marchers.
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Pennsylvania Avenue
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Capitol Hill
Congress
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
American Nazi Party
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Medgar Evers
Jackson
Miss
Arlington National Cemetery
Justice Department
Bob
Robert F. Kennedy
Jackson honors Medgar Evers amid tensions and tolling bells
In Jackson Mississippi thousands wear mourning black for Medgar Evers slain civil rights leader. The National Council of Churches urges 15 minutes of church bells at noon. A mass funeral procession is planned but police approval is uncertain amid racial tension. Prominent Negroes attend the 11 a.m. ceremony at the Negro Masonic Temple. a white youth is wounded nearby. The NAACP Mississippi branch and church leaders organize a silent march to Collins Funeral Home, then to Arlington burial. Kennedy visits, denounces discrimination, urges Negro volunteer aid programs.
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Miss
Medgar Evers
National Council of Churches
United States
Evers
Pierce
Masonic Temple
Martin H. McGee
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Mississippi
Collins Funeral Home
Washington
Arlington National Cemetery
Richard O. Gerow
Deep South
Khrushchev urges peace talk with Kennedy in Moscow
In a long interview Khrushchev urged East West détente while signaling a tougher stance on a test ban. He withdrew his offer of three on site inspections and warned that a German peace treaty must be settled by Western powers. Western observers say a test ban may emerge at next month’s Geneva talks.
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UPD
Kennedy
Kremlin
Khrushchev
Seisme
Pation
Geneva
Medgar Evers Warned by Anonymous Call, Leader Says
Kansas City AP report that Medgar Evers, NAACP field secretary, was warned by an anonymous telephone call that he would be killed. Rev. Donald L. Tucker of Greenwood Mississippi said Evers called him Tuesday night and asked to be careful.
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Kansas City
Medgar Evers
NAACP
Donald L. Tucker
Greenwood
Miss
Evers
Medgar
D.L
Defensive Driving Emphasized by Oshkosh Chief
Oshkosh police Chief Harry A. Guenther urges motorists to adopt defensive driving as traffic increases. He stresses watching other drivers, making allowances for mistakes, and avoiding horn blowing, framing it as sharing and sportsmanship learned in childhood.
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Harry A. Guenther
Oshkosh
Guenther
Medgar Evers Death Threats Reported At Rally
The article details Medgar Evers facing daily death threats, including a phone call where a man pressed a gun to the receiver and vowed to kill him. Tucker recalls Evers feeling safer driving home, yet noting the night he was shot in the driveway. About 380 people attended an NAACP rally as threats continued, with speakers urging persistence.
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Tucker
Medgar
Rhig
NAACP
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