Kennedy Pushes Civil Rights Law to Bar Private Discrimination
President Kennedy asked Congress to pass a law forbidding discrimination by privately owned public businesses, invoking the 14th Amendment and the commerce clause. The plan faces strong Southern opposition and debate over what constitutes substantial interstate business. The issue hinges on whether private firms serving the public can be compelled to serve all, with court challenges possible to enforce licensing and interstate commerce considerations.
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Timber Wolf: Retired Milwaukee Cop Enjoys Oshkosh Life
William Fredericks, 72, a retired Milwaukee Police Department patrolman who moved to Oshkosh in 1956, recalls earning the nickname Timber Wolf in 1917. He served 2 years on the force, including boat duty, motorcycle, and ambulance assignments, retired in 1942, then worked at Milwaukee County Hospital until 1955. He married Katherine Sloan of Oshkosh in 1966 and praises the Oshkosh police. He notes his son Bill is with Milwaukee police and that he avoided night shifts during his Milwaukee tenure.
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Pope Paul VI Liberal figure in church gains moonlit view
United Press International profiles Giovanni Battista Montini later Pope Paul VI. It notes a liberal, reform-minded stance blended with tradition, his Milan archbishop years battling communism, alignment with John XXIII and Vatican II aims, and a life rooted in Italian Catholic politics. The piece also covers his background, family, education, and rise to the papacy.
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I Cittadine
the Citizen
Giorgio Montini
Giuditta Alghisi
Dvd
Giovanni Battista
Pope
Concesso
Aine
Taped address to graduates reported from New York AP
In New York the AP reports two brothers, Ronald Sherwin and an accomplice, were pursued by detectives up to the 29th floor of a building under construction in Colorado Springs during a chase linked to disorderly conduct. A taped speech for Commencement was recorded as part of the events surrounding Adjutant cadet reporting to the Air Force Academy.
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Central High School
Actress Daniels Recovering From Stroke in London
In London actress Bebe Daniels is slowly recovering from a stroke. Her husband Ben Lyon said she is hopeful she will pull through. Daniels, 6&2, was stricken last month and was on the critical list as treatment began. her hands arms and legs are showing some responses.
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API
Bebe Daniels
Ben Lyon
Miss Daniels
Lyon
Optimist Club To Install Officers In Oshkosh
Oshkosh Optimist Club to install officers and directors Wednesday at the Roxy with cocktails at 6 30 pm and dinner at 7. Dr Karl Rockhoff to be installed as president. David Green first vice president DuWayne OConnell second vice president Richard Parker sergeant at arms James Skole and Walter Weideman directors. Annual boat ride on July 24 follows Lake Winnebago cruise and dinner at Oshkosh Legion clubhouse. Corn roast tentatively set for August at Walter Weideman farm.
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Oshkosh Optimist Club
Roxy
Karl Rockhoff
David Green
Duwayne O'Connell
Richard Parker
James Skole
Walter Weideman
Oshkosh Legion
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