Fantasy violence talk seen as psychological safety valve
Historian Elliott Rudwick says Black Muslims talk of violence functions as a safety valve against discrimination. He notes riots in the 1960s targeted White property, not lives, while linking anti lynching efforts to later civil rights gains and describing militant talk as public restraint.
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Southern Illinois University
American Historical Association
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Robert L. Zangrando
University of Pennsylvania
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Allah
Whitey
Funeral services held for Murphysboro native Charles Wanless
Charles Thomas Wanless 60 of Murphysboro died after being found in his home. Coroner Harry Flynn says natural causes. Born March 15 1905 Providence Ky he was a coal dealer survived by wife Leah Poole stepmother Ethel Wanless brother Gilbert Wanless half brother John William Wanless and a predeceased son and brother. Burial at Pleasant Grove Memorial Cemetery with Rev William J Boatman officiating.
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Charles Thomas Wanless
Murphysboro
Meyer-Denny Funeral Home
William J. Boatman
Pleasant Grove Memorial Cemetery
Mr. Wanless
Jackson County
Harry Flynn
Providence
Thomas
Pearl Coleman Wanless
Leah Poole
Ethel Wanless
Gilbert L. Wanless
St. Louis
John William Wanless
Anne Ford Weds Stockbroker In New York
Anne Ford, 22, daughter of Mrs. Anne McDonnell Ford and Henry Ford II, marries Giancarlo Uzielli in a private civil ceremony at her Fifth Avenue apartment. The couple, both Roman Catholics, were wed by Judge Frederick L. Strong. Uzielli, 31, a NYSE member and partner in Tucker Anthony and R L Day, is from Paris and New York, and previously married to Anne Marie Deschodt of Paris.
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Anne McDonnell Ford
Henry Ford II
Giancarlo Uzielli
Sybil Billotte
Paris
Giorgio Uzielli
New
York
Florence
Italy
Ford Motor Co
Oscar de la Renta
Halston
Bergdorf Goodman
Tucker, Anthony and
R. L. Day
Milton (Mass.) Academy
Harvard College
Toll Could Reach 440 Dead in New Year Holiday
The National Safety Council estimates 360 to 440 people may be killed in traffic accidents during the 78 hour New Year weekend from Thursday 6 p.m. to Sunday midnight. Last year 474 died in the year end period, with 720 deaths the prior Christmas week, the highest on record.
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National Safety Council
Fanfani Rejects Call to Withdraw Resignation as Foreign Minister
Italian foreign minister Amintore Fanfani refused Premier Aldo Moro's request to retract his resignation issued after anti America remarks by Giorgio La Pira. He defended his actions and denied involvement in his wife’s party that sparked the controversy.
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Aldo Moro
Fanfani
Giorgio la Pira
la Pira
Florence
Moro
U.S
Dean Rusk
Rusk
Ho Chi Minh
North
Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Emil Brusati Dies at 84 in Herrin
Emil Brusati 84 of 512 North 14th Street died at 11 15 a.m. Tuesday in Hampton Nursing Home Herrin Funeral arrangements are pending at Johnson Funeral Home
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Emil Brusati
14Th St
Hampton Nursing Home
Herrin
Johnson Funeral Home
Capers Explained as Pickled Buds Not Pepper
Capers are the unopened flower buds of a tropical plant preserved in vinegar. They are not a pepper or pep per item and are used as a tangy relish or flavoring in various dishes.
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