Uneasy calm amid Birmingham bombing aftermath
In Birmingham investigations expand into desegregation obstructions as a federal grand jury pursues cases while Negro students attend desegregated schools with fewer attendees. Martin Luther King Jr and leaders plan to seek federal troops. a new shooting shocks the city.
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Federal Grand Jury
Birmingham
United States District
Clarence W. Allgood
Martin Luther King Jr
Oliver Williams
King
City Hall
Federal
Grand Jury
W. Allgood
White House
Quints Survive Early Danger Period in Aberdeen
In Aberdeen South Dakota the Fischer quintuplets overcame their highest risk phase with doctors announcing optimism for survival. The babies, born to a 38 year old mother, were named after hospital staff and legal and medical advisors praised care as nurses monitored their progress.
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Aberdeen
S. D
UPI
Andrew Fischto
Iiter
McGovern seeks tax relief for Fischers as quints near 21
Senator George McGovern introduced a bill to exempt Andrew and Mary Fischer from federal income and estate taxes until their quintuplet children turn 21. The action echoes protections once given to the Dionne quints after their 1934 birth in Canada. The Fischers’ five babies were born premature and began feeding on milk formula as doctors noted their steady progress and survival against odds.
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New York
UPI
George S McGovern
D-S. D
Fischer
McGovern
Andrew Fischers
Mary Ann Brady Fischer
James N. Berbos
Senate
Javits
House
Andrew Fischer
Quinta
Fischers Receive Gifts After Quintuplets Birth in Aberdeen
The Fischer quintuplets received extensive gifts valued at 50 000 to 60 000 dollars from regional donors. Aberdeen Chamber of Commerce acts as gift clearing house, tracking items from diapers to college scholarships and planning a home for the family. The newborns Mary Ann Mary Magdalene Mary Catherine James Andrew and Mary Margaret weigh 2 to 4 pounds at birth as the community rallies.
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Aberdeen
S.D
UPI
Fischer
Chamber of Commerce
Andrew Fischers
South Dakota
Fischers
Chamber
Lst
Mary Ann
Mary Magdalene
Mary Catherine
M. Stephen
Catherine Davis
Sioux Fails
S. D
Stephen
James Andrew
Berbes
Mary Margaret
Marguerite Dorman
Vatican plans second council session schema on the nature of the Church
The Ecumenical Council will open September 29 with a major schema De Ecclesia to define the church’s nature, infallibility of the Pope, and bishop rights. About 2,500 council fathers are expected, with focus on redefining church structure beyond a papal pyramid.
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Vatican City
HTNS
Che Roune Secretariat
Lanzuggreuf
Lorain County Newspaper Rate Card Details
Published daily except Sundays and legal holidays by The Lorain County Printing and Publishing Co. at 225 East Ave Elyria Ohio. Rates shown: single copy 10c carrier delivery 50c a week. Mail subscription options include Lorain and adjoining counties 20 dollars yearly, outside Ohio 25 dollars, elsewhere in Ohio 21 dollars.
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Lorain County Printing & Publishing Co
East Ave
Elyria
Ohio
Lorain
Postman in England Fined for Missed Deliveries
In Tunbridge Wells England magistrate Rupert Gunnis fined Postman Anthony Mark 56 for failing to deliver 170 letters and packets over four years and for neglecting entire streets because he claimed he “never had tame.”
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Tunbridge Wells
England
UPI
Anthony Mark
Rupert Gunnis
Mark
RAF helicopter aids search for missing Emma cow
In Swindon England UPI reports farmer Arthur Stevens seeks his missing five thousand six hundred dollar prize cow Emma with a Royal Air Force helicopter aid deployed Monday to locate her.
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Swindon
England
UPI
Royal Air Force
Arthur Stevens
Emma
Judge urges Florida Senate to focus on impeachment trial
Presiding Judge E Harris Drew admonishes Florida senators serving as jurors to stop horse play zooming through the impeachment sessions. He scolds them for reading papers doing crosswords and eating peanuts during the proceedings.
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Tallahassee, Fla
UPI
E. Harris Drew
Florida
Senators
Almanac notes and historical milestones for September 17
Almanac entry marks September 17 with events in 1787 Constitution completed, 1796 Washington farewell address, 1862 Lee's invasion halted at Antietam, and 1962 astronauts named for moon program. Moon phase new. Jupiter prominence noted.
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United States
George Washington
Robert E. Lee
Maryland
Antetam
U.S
Kennedy condemns Birmingham church bombing unrest in Washington
President Kennedy voiced outrage over the Birmingham church bombing that killed four Negro girls and prompted calls for federal action. Officials outlined limited troop deployment while Burke Marshall works to calm the city with civil rights measures stalled in Congress.
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Birmingham
Washington
Kennedy
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Burke Marshall
Justice Department
Alabama National Guard
Senate
Jacob K. Javits
N.Y
J. William Fulbright
Ark
Thomas H. Kuchel
Calif
Mike Mansfield
Mont
John V. Lindsay
House
Judiciary Committee
Congress
Prices close higher in mixed OTC trading
New York stocks edged up fractionally as Clifton Precision fell to 20 percent and Edgerton, Ger meshausen & Grier rose 1 percent to 20 44. Avon eased to 124 percent and Alberto Culver slid to 51 percent. The National Quotation Bureau index stood at 14530, up 0.08.
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New York
HTNL
Clifton Precision
Edgerton, Germeshausen & Grier
Avon
Alberto Culver
E. F. MacDonald
Cowles Magazine
American Express
National Quotation Bureau
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Hercules
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Sisters of the Presentation
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Robert F. Kennedy
Philadelphia
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Dr. King
Roy Wilkins
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
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Farmer
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Stock Market Forum
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