Selected events in Jackson's career and life Aug. 29, 1958 Michael Joseph Jackson is born in Gary, Ind., the seventh of nine children.
some items placed in 2010 time capsule - Telegraph Herald insert celebrating school's 50th anniversary. - Rosary blessed by Pope Benedict XVI. - Examples of current technology, such as DVDs, flash drives, etc. - American currency. - Photos of certain people and special Wahlert events. - List of 2010 prices. some items found in 1958 time capsule - Relics of saints and medals blessed by Pope Pius XII. - Copies of newspapers (Telegraph Herald and The Witness). - 1958 American coins. - Information relating to the capital campaign and the school's construction. Items representing Wahlert Catholic High School were blessed Friday in preparation for the next chapter in its existence. They will be sealed into a time capsule to be opened decades from now, most likely in 2060.
Dixon will celebrate the Mission Embudo's 100th anniversary with an open house Sunday (Sept. 12), 2-4 p.m. The large adobe building in downtown Dixon formerly housed the Presbyterian Mission School, which opened its doors to elementary students in 1910. The school closed in 1958, but the building has continued as a community center, housing events such as dances, baby showers, workshops and wakes.
It's a story that occurred in my lifetime, but one I never heard until now. The Wisconsin Badgers football team canceled its games against Louisiana State University in 1957 and 1958 because the state of Louisiana in 1956 formally outlawed social events and athletic contests that mixed black people with whites.
Prior to becoming a senator in 1958, [Robert C. Byrd] served in the House for six years. Only one other member of Congress has exceeded Byrd's total time in Congress. Can you name him?
My husband, James, was one of the students closed out of Norfolk schools during Massive Resistance. The first time I read a story about the Norfolk 17, I asked him what he thought of the events in 1958, when he was 14. His short answer was, "A house divided cannot stand.
The Covina Public Library and the Friends of the Covina Public Library recently announced that Covina's historical newspapers, the Argus and the Argus-Citizen, and the records of the Covina Orange Growers Association, are now available online. The Web site is covina.newspaperarchive.com. The newspapers cover events in the Covina area from 1901 to 1958 and can be keyword- searched for any desired date range. The newspapers can also be browsed by issue.
Nonetheless, it's surprising to learn, in the text accompanying each image, how many early winners were amateurs who simply chanced upon amazing scenes. It's curious to note that the first color photograph to win was in 1984. (Few pte-USA Today papers published in color.) Likewise, certain images seem anomalous: Frank Cushing's "Teen-Age Shooter" depicts a "recent" phenomenon: an armed, 15-year-old hostage-taker who's just shot a cop; Cushing took it in 1947. And with the images exhibited larger than we'd see in newsprint, compelling details leap out: I'd never noticed that in the famous "Kent State Massacre," by Natrona Heights native John Paul Filo, the distraught student's T-shirt reads "Slave. Well, obviously: Human drama is most visible when humans are pushed to extremes. Yet ther...
... and anniversary celebrations "pseudo-events" - occurrences planned expressly to attract media....-run aftermath depicted in William Seaman's 1958 winner affects a community. But with the partial e...
The Covina Public Library and the Friends of the Covina Public Library recently announced that Covina's historical newspapers, the Argus and the Argus-Citizen, and the records of the Covina Orange Growers Association, are now available online. The Web site is covina.newspaperarchive.com. The newspapers cover events in the Covina area from 1901 to 1958 and can be keyword- searched for any desired date range. The newspapers can also be browsed by issue.
The Professional Bowlers Association is celebrating its 50th anniversary season through the rest of this year and all through 2009. Though the PBA was founded in 1958 by the late Eddie Elias and 33 top bowlers from across the country, the first events were not conducted until 1959. The first was in Albany, N.Y., and was won by local legend Lou Campi of Dumont. He pocketed $2,500 as his share of the $15,000 prize fund. The next two events, and only ones of the organization's first year, were held at Paramus Bowling and in Dayton, Ohio.
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