Nixon Campaigns in Wisconsin Amid Civil Rights Clash
Vice President Nixon heads to Wisconsin to stump for a Republican Congress as Democrats accuse President Eisenhower of failing to lead on school integration. Nixon praised Nelson Rockefeller but faced liberal backlash, while Truman blasted the administration for delaying court-backed civil rights rulings. Butler defended his chairmanship as criticism swirls from Southern Democrats. Weeks urged voters not to let radical Democrats spoil prosperity.
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Eisenhower
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Averell Harriman
Harry S. Truman
Supreme Court
Truman
Boston
Butler
Eissenhower
Takes His Nap In Wrong Place
AP report from Kansas City recounts John Mulcahy slipping from an upstairs nap to the family garage and then dozing in his father’s station wagon the day’s confusion ends with police returning him home. The boy’s name Sean prompted mispronunciation by attendants until a parent confirmed the truth.
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John
Mulcahy
Sean
Shawn
Dan Glidden
Ottawa
Hig
Howard” Dewey
Henry
Don and
Kerneth
Keith Dewey
Lee Osborne
Independence
Glenn Jefferson
Garnett
Robert Sutherland
Linda Ann
Lawrence
L. W. Sutherland
Williamsburg Methodist Church Marks 80th Anniversary
Williamsburg community notes the Williamsburg Methodist Church celebrated its 80th anniversary on Sunday October 19 with Rev Hoffman leading the program assisted by W C Fogle Neal and N E Blair. A noon covered dish dinner followed an anniversary cake baked by Mrs Herman Reetz. Local visits include Dick Jefferson from Irving Texas staying with grandfather D N Jefferson and relatives. Additional social and family updates from nearby towns fill a long Sunday list.
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Williamsburg Methodist
W. C. Fogle
E. &. Neal
N. E. Blair
Hoffman
May Dobbs
Herman Reetz
Reetz
Satisfaction Guaranteed Upholstery Job Ad
Robert Barnes offers furniture upholstering for truck seats canvas tarps and combine canvas repairs at 826 Ash with phone contact CH 2.8248.
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Robert Barnes
Sonic Hall Event Hosts Banids Guests Nov 18
At Sonic Hall on November 18 eight members attended with two guests present. The meeting featured discussion and inspection of guest arrangements for future events. Authorities note no incidents were reported during the gathering.
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Millie Eagles
Bonnie McBride
Juanita Hooton
Goldie Marie
Styl-Art Beauty Salon
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R. S. Roberts, M.D
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Mann-Bell Drug Store
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NO. Main
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