My Dad was a news hound, but of course the news was different then. He subscribed to 2 daily papers, Life Magazine, and Newsweek.
I basically only read the comics and the sports pages from the papers. But was fairly engaged with Life and Newsweek. The magazines were kept for years (why?)
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NewAnother link
http://www.al.com/news/birmingham/index.ssf/2015/09/16th_street_baptist…
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NewMemories?
Is anyone here *ahem* old enough to recall this happening? Was it mentioned or discussed in your home or church?
NewI was 14 then - living in Cincinnati
My Dad was a news hound, but of course the news was different then. He subscribed to 2 daily papers, Life Magazine, and Newsweek.
I basically only read the comics and the sports pages from the papers. But was fairly engaged with Life and Newsweek. The magazines were kept for years (why?)
Here is the Newsweek cover (source):
Remember it? Yes
Significance of it? No
Cincinnati had structural segregation - I really had little contact with “negros” (as they were called then). There were no blacks out in suburbia.
BUT .. I got slapped by Dad once for referring to a black as “n*gg*r”. So there was no tolerance for racism in my family.
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NewThe 1964 Reds were mostly white
http://www.baseball-reference.com/teams/CIN/1964.shtml
except for the great …
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