Eight Sones Die In Wars In Family Of Columbus Man
The Stoneburner family of Columbus, Ohio, lost four sons in wartime. Bill and Earl died in World War II, John fell to a Viet Cong ambush in Vietnam, and Maj. John F. Stoneburner was killed in the 1943 North Sea crash of his plane. The bereaved parents recount their losses and the surviving son’s recent deployment abroad.
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Viet Nam
Columbus
Ohio
Bill
Army Air Corps
North Sea
Earl
John
E. L. Stoneburner
John F. Stoneburner
Stoneburner
West Point
Stoneburner UA Graduate Profile
Maj. Stoneburner a University of Arizona graduate entered UA in summer 1960 and earned a Master of Science in nuclear engineering in 1962. While studying here his family lived at 224 N Langley Ave.
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Maj. Stoneburner
University of Arizona
Langley Ave
King Calls For Nationwide Boycott Of Mississippi Goods
Rev. Martin Luther King Jr proposes a nationwide boycott of Mississippi products over the release of 19 white suspects in civil rights worker slayings. He warns the action will mobilize national conscience against segregation and urges federal efforts to pursue those who mock law and justice. Leaders like Roy Wilkins and James Farmer express shock at the Mississippi action.
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Oslo
Norway
UPI
Martin Luther King Jr
Mississippi
Dr. King
America
Roy Wilkins
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
James Farmer
Congress of Racial Equality
New York
Rights Task Will Go To Humphrey
President Johnson announced that Vice President elect Hubert H. Humphrey will coordinate and press government programs aimed at equal opportunity. He pledged to push emancipation of Negroes as a fact and to pursue full assimilation of over 20 million African Americans into American life. Johnson listed six agencies to be coordinated including the Civil Rights Division, Civil Rights Commission, housing equal opportunity committee, Community Relations Service, EEOC, and employment equal opportunity committee.
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Washington
Johnson
Hubert H. Humphrey
Urban League
Whitney Young
Humphrey
Justice Department
Civil Rights Division
Civil Rights Commission
President
Committee On Equal Opportunity In Housing
Community Relations Service
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
President’s Committee On Equal Opportunity In Employment
Money Order Stung Los Angeles Man Arrested in N Y City
Alfred McClenon 27 of Los Angeles was jailed after attempting to cash money orders marked Handy Payment Loan Co. Police said the orders were stolen and total value reached about 2500 dollars. He admitted the offense and said he had cashed two other orders at city banks. A juvenile accompanying him was sent to juvenile authorities.
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Alfred McClenon
Handy Payment. Loan Co
McClenon
McClenlan
Los Angeles
Myerson
W. Congress St
Main Ave
W. 17Th St
Man Mistakes Pool Parking for Spot and Dives In
Houston reporter L. T. Flanagan accidentally drove into a motel swimming pool while returning to his room from a newsstand. He surfaced and quipped that magazines getting wet bothered him most as he paddled to the surface.
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Houston
UPI
T. L. Flanagan
Reedy Refuses To Release Special Aide Salaries
Washington D C Presidential Press Secretary George Reedy declined to disclose the pay of White House special assistants as a policy, saying details will be released after a Civil Service Commission study led by Chairman John W Macy Jr. concludes. He noted a $30 000 a year salary cap and that he began at $21 000, while press questions urged public access to official pay.
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Washington
George Reedy
White House
Reedy
John W. Macy Jr
Civil Service Commission
Court House
Macy
Ant
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Cos
Tucson
Apt. House and the Factory
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A Neal, Ms Any
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Mader
Honal
Muniz
MinecoLo Combination
Be di
Orica
Stade
Belave Us
South 6Th Avenue
32Nd Street
Deway TV
Sandy
DC Air
LD Rotisserie-Broiler
Tugson Gas & Electric Company
Arizona Corporation
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