New Mayor Guides Selma Toward Racial Harmony
Selma Mayor Joe Smitherman, 35, seeks to erase the city’s racial strife image. He vows impartial law enforcement and prompt arrests of all troublemakers while engaging Negro leaders to address community problems. A former appliance dealer, he rejects outside interference and has brought Wilson Baker back to lead policing efforts.
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Ala
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Smitherman
Martin Luther King Jr
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Wilson Baker
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University of Alabama
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Parrot themed embroidery pattern and needlecraft offers
Advertisement for Pattern 7038 transferring an oil painting style parrot design. Includes pricing 35 cents with 15 cents extra for mailing, address to Alice Brooks at Winchester Evening Star. Also promotes three free patterns and a deluxe quilt book with multiple designs and prices.
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Alice Brooks
Winchester Evening Star
Needlecraft Dept
P.O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N. Y
New Show Hullabaloo Aims at Youth Echoes NBCs Big Budget Musical Hour
NBC plans a new high energy musical variety hour titled Hullabaloo aimed at younger viewers with young host Jack Jones and Gary Smith as producer. The first show, taped with a teen audience, features The Zombies and a lineup highlighting new dance styles songs and talent.
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NBC
Gary Smith
Jack
CBS
Anne Hutchinson
German Rocket Scientists Fear Israeli Agents in Egypt
German rocket experts hired by Nasser live under guard in Cairo amid fear of Israeli secret agents. Leader Prof. Wol Pilz cites past attacks and disappearances, demanding personal safety guarantees, official accountability by Israel, and compensation before leaving. An Israeli Foreign Ministry spokesman denied knowledge of such agents.
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Germany
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America
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Bonn
Pilz
Secret Service
Heinz Krug
Munich
Hans Kleinwechter
Loerrach
Jerusalem
Ony
Ilz
Ex-Governor Henry Johnston of Oklahoma dies at 97
Henry Simms Johnston, 97, Oklahoma’s seventh governor, died Thursday at Perry. Elected in 1927, he was impeached in 1929 over incompetency after a power struggle with legislators and calls to guard. Nine other charges were dropped. His death comes a week after his birthday as lawmakers debate impeachment reforms. Aluminum once costly at over $500 a pound a century ago.
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Okla
Henry Simms Johnston
Oklahoma
Johnston
National Guard
Indiana
House of Repreentatives
Airline offers free flight to first time flyers in Belgrade
National Airline invited people with a fear of flying to take a free flight. Forty applicants were chosen from five submissions, aiming to build confidence among new fliers. Only one of the 40 did not show up for the trip.
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