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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1979

Page

8

Black IBM executive family spared but home fire attack follows move

A Black IBM executive in Westchester County says his family will not buckle after a fire gutted their new $70,000 split level home in a predominantly White neighborhood just hours after moving in. Neighbors and officials described the blaze as arson with suspected gasoline in the kitchen and den. Authorities treat the case as a professional, targeted attack. The executive and his wife Audry, two daughters, and visiting relatives escaped unharmed. Local leaders offered support as arson investigators search for suspects.

IBM New York City Westchester County Alfred D. DelBello Tom Porter Audry

McDonald, Union Leader and Steelworkers Founder, Dies at 76

David J. McDonald, founder and former president of the United Steelworkers, died at 76 in Palm Springs after pneumonia. Born November 22, 1902, in Pittsburgh, he led the union from 1952 to 1965 and oversaw the 116 day 1959 steel strike settled with Kennedy involvement.

David J. McDonald United Steelworkers of America McDonald the Desert Hospital Palm Springs Lynda Belliveau Pittsburgh I.W. Abel Steelworkers Union Kennedy

Klan plans Selma to Montgomery march for white power

In Montgomery, four Ku Klux Klan leaders, led by Bill Riccio, announce a three day 50 mile walk retracing King’s march to dramatize demands for white power. The Klan warns of armed security while Selma to Montgomery confrontation looms with Mayor Emory Folmar and the city council denying a parade permit as filed too late.

Martin Luther King Jr Selma Montgomery Bill Riccio

Mountain vaults secure Utah bank assets in mountain fortress

Perpetual Storage Inc operates a fortress vault 200 feet underground near Little Cottonwood Canyon southeast of Salt Lake City. The impregnable facility stores bullion, art, records, and valuables for corporations and individuals seeking security beyond banks. The vaults include specialized “his and hers” sections, with rental terms reaching 90,000 dollars for 50 years.

Little Cottonwood Canyon Utah Egypt Perpetual Storage Inc PSI Patrick Lynch Wasatch Mountain Salt Lake City His Neiman Marcus Perpetual

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