Obituary Notice for Michel C Cartier East Bay Area Father
Michel C Cartier 83 of East Bay area died recently. He is the father of Roy A Cartier of 000 National Ave. Winchest Serviviak with his son. He is survived by two sisters Mrs Martin Slechta Eastfive and Springfield Org and 12 grandchildren. A funeral service will be conducted Monday at Mills Funeral Home Coos Bay Org. A requiem mass will be at St Monica's Roman Catholic Church Coos Bay.
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Michel C. Cartier
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Potercey
Roy A. Cartier
000 Nationa Ave
Rights Leaders Educators Break Off Talks Over Integration
Civil rights leaders ended talks with the Chicago Board of Education after a 4-3 vote against a policy statement backing school integration. Integrationists warned of escalating economic pressure on downtown shops as protests began Tuesday, while board members claimed support but cited concerns over de facto segregation and policy clarity.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Education
Boyott
Clair M
Roddewig
Taos
Trail er Fire Report Includes Multiple Local Incidents
Firefighters responded to several overnight blazes including a chimney fire in a basement at 23 Allen Drive causing charred beam ends but little damage. Another call at 1:20 a.m. to 2050 Valley Ave confined to an overheated furnace with small damage. Fire companies involved included Sarah Zane, Friendship South End, Shawnee, and local units.
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Miles Orndorff
Allen Drive
Gochenour
Sarah Zane
Friendship South End
Shawnee Fire Co
Valley Ave
Former Pakistani PM Hussein Suhrawardy Dies at 72
Former Pakistani Prime Minister Hussein S. Suhrawardy dies at 72 in Beirut after a heart attack. He came for medical treatment, stayed at a local hotel, and his body will be flown to Karachi for burial Friday. He resigned after a coalition dispute over West Pakistan provincial reorganization.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Hussein S. Suhrawardy
Suhrawardy
Karachi
On Licans
West Pakistan
Awami (People’s) League
Ayub Khan
Civil rights resolutions move before National Church Council
Two major civil rights resolutions are debated at the National Council meeting. Rev. Dr. Robert W. Spike says one urges congressmen to sign a discharge petition to bring Kennedy civil rights legislation to the House floor, while the other supports desegregation and backing the president’s civil rights bill. House leaders plan to file the petition Monday, needing 218 signatures to force action. Dr. Spike says he will urge delegates to contact lawmakers to push the discharge petition.
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George Esper
Philadelphia
National Council of Today
Robert W. Spike
Council
Commission On Religion and Race
Spike
United Church
Assembly
John Kennedy
House
House Rules Committee
Washington
Cape Canaveral Dialect Sparks Rename Debate
Cape Canaveral residents and the Cocoa-Chamber oppose renaming the Cape to honor President Johnson. The town council and chamber resolutions question legality and urge preserving the historic name Canaveral, which Spanish navigators first gave to the area.
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Fila
Cape Canaveral
Greater
Cape
Canaveral
The Tragic Hallway Legend at the Old Estate
A haunting tale accompanies a San Francisco aquarium feature as the Steinhardt remodeled facility reports over two million visitors in five months. The main draw is a tank of giant sea anemones that ensnare and consume fish, drawing curious crowds to watch.
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Frank Armstrong, Jr
Winchester Civic Center Fund
Gerald Goodman
Civic Center
Rouss Park
San Francisco
Steinhard Aquarium
Arium
Pretty Ghost Haunts The Octagon Historic House
Washington story notes a female specter famed at The Octagon historic house, former Executive Mansion site for James Madison and Dolly, with the chandelier swaying without wind and groans heard by the caretaker and gardener.
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Washington
James Madison
White House
Irish Ambassador presents Ireland library to Nigerian university
Irish Ambassador Eamonn L. Kennedy donated a comprehensive set of books about Ireland to Ahmadu Bello University in Zaria Nigeria. Kennedy said the volumes form the nucleus of a library on Ireland and will be of real use to the students.
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Lagos
Nigeria
Eamonn L. Kennedy
Ireland
Ahmadu Bello University
Zaria
Kennedy
Goldwater Backers Wait For His Word
In Washington AP report Sen Cotton of New Hampshire says he has had no talk with Goldwater about a March 10 preferential ballot. He notes Johnson’s civil rights stance could help or hurt Goldwater and mentions Rockefeller supporters active in New York.
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Cotton
New Hampshire
Pat Aladatee
Mae
Kennedy
Goldwater
Lyndon B. Johnson
Arizona
Johnson
South
New York
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Ormer
Richard M.a
Johnson pushes jobs goal at White House meeting
President Johnson addressed about 40 union and government officials in the White House rose garden. He urged a target of 75 million U.S. jobs, with no fixed date, and pressed for action on the tax cut bill and Kennedy’s aged care plan funded by Social Security. AFL-CIO leader Meany called it constructive while Walter Reuther pledged strong union support.
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Johnson
White House Rose Garden
America
Congress
Prae Johnson
House’ Rules Committee
Afl-Cio
AFL - Cio
George Meany
Walter Reuther
United Auto Workers
Rainfall Totals and Averages Over Fifty Years
The record shows 1963 rainfall to date 31.63 inches. Average annual rainfall over the past 50 years is listed with monthly figures, including Jan 2.40, Feb 2.13, Mar 3.02, Apr 3.16, May 3.83, Jun 3.86, Jul 3.90, Aug 2.52, Sep 2.67, Oct 9.19, Nov 3.83, Dec 2.46 inches.
U2 Crash Probe Finds No Cuban Gunfire
Air Force investigators ruled out Cuban gunfire in the Gulf of Mexico crash of a U2 reconnaissance plane northwest of Key West. Pilot Captain Joe G Hyde Jr. is missing presumed dead. wreckage examined found no rocket or bullet damage. cause not yet determined.
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Washington
Air Force
Gulf of Mexico
Gulf
Key West
Fla
Cuba
Joe G. Hyde Jr
la Grange
Strategic Air Command
Associated Press
26 Miners Die In Coal Blast At Tatabanya Hungary
Budapest AP reports a dampfire explosion in a Tatabanya coal mine killed 26 miners and injured four others. Tatabanya, a rail and mining center about 30 miles west of Budapest, was the scene of the disaster.
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Budapest
Hungary
Tatabanya
MTI
Tatabenya
Darwin Sir Walter Raleigh 1568 in North Carolina
A fragment notes a link between Darwin and Sir Walter Raleigh dating to 1568 in what is now North Carolina. The readable text hints at exploration context but lacks full details.
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Darwin
Sir Walter Raleigh
North Carolina
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