Road trip reflections on Alabama and politics amid rain
The narrator describes a rainy drive from Montgomery through Alabama and into Florida, noting truck traffic, sugar cane farming, and signs praising Governor Wallace. They contrast Alabama with Florida highway cleanliness, observe Auburn admitting a Black student, and condemn rural Negro poverty and limited voting impact.
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Romney Seeks Record Michigan Budget of 624 Million
Governor George Romney asks Michigan lawmakers to approve a record 624 million dollar budget for the 1964-65 fiscal year driven by a booming economy. He vows no new taxes and aims to boost mental health and higher education while extending human rights.
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George Romney
Michigan
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Actor Steve Cochran to sail with near all girl crew
Los Angeles AP reports actor Steve Cochran plans a six month cruise on his 40 foot schooner the Revue to the Bahamas with an almost all girl crew. He will sail with one male aide and four girls including his cousin Billie Rose. He has not chosen the other crew members and notes a divorce from Hed is pending after his return from Denmark.
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Janna Jensen
Denmark
Boy Makes Vain Attempt To Rescue Baby
Alfred Salerno, 9, said he thought of his own baby as he tried to catch a 1 year old who tumbled from a fifth floor apartment. The child David Fisher struck Salerno and died at a hospital after the fall on a Tuesday. Salerno, a utility worker, was in an excavation when he saw the baby on a ledge and moved under it just as the fall occurred.
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State Department
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Chou En-lai
Atlantic News Telegraph Publication Rates Printed
Atlantic News Telegraph lists subscription prices for local Cass county and surrounding areas. Rates cover in town, nearby counties, and U. S. mail sections with monthly and yearly options. Prices include one month to one year terms across various regions and Canada.
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U. S
Iowa
Canada
Johnson seeks new diplomacy away from Maginot Line approach
Drew Pearson notes LBJ aims to junk rigid containment and push fluid policy as NATO allies and partners show signs of moving away from the old line. Rusk and De Gaulle discuss recognizing China, France hints at later steps, while West Germany expands trade with the Communist bloc amid shifting Cold War dynamics. Pearson cites U.S. strategy changes and the push for open field diplomacy.
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Women rule Mo Notnsia Day with men kept indoors
In Mo Motunicssia Greece women enjoy a day of public dominance while men endure chores at home. Men face social humiliation if seen outside as women shop cafes and sip coffee scene while tavern revelry greets sunset.
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Greece
Bose
Rule of Eleven Demonstrates Key Card-Reading Technique
The article explains the Rule of Eleven in contract bridge using a hand from Becker. It shows how deductive play reveals higher cards when the led card is the fourth-best in a suit, enabling defenses and declarers to time finesses and discards.
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U.S. Eyes Vietnam as Saigon weighs options
In Saigon officials debate whether to back a military government recovery of initiative or deploy major U.S. combat units. American observers see setbacks from the Nov. 1 coup and weigh neutralization as a possible outcome while diplomats weigh advantages of a larger U.S. role. There are about 15,000 Americans in country in advisory and support roles.
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BE GOOD TO HER BEFORE THE WEDDING
Be good to her. Treat her with daily respect and kindness beyond money. Her happiness hinges on who you are, not what you own. Share your life so no future sorrow comes from you, and vow that no harm shall come to her through you.
Raab Dies in Vernal After Staunch Austria Leader Passes
Obituary notes the passing of Raab a conservative statesman who steered Austria toward independence following occupation by Allied powers. Details are sparse but reference his leadership during postwar transition and impact on Austrian sovereignty.
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Ceneelion
Aussia
Walnut community club president re elected at annual meeting
Irwin Hansen was re elected to the presidency of the Walnut Community Club. Dale Jensen, teller at Whitney Loan Trust, resigns effective June 15 to join Walnut Grove Products. Don Inhofe takes a new position at Whitney Bank after leaving Rassmussen Motors. Bert Ramsey lease and operate the Adair locker plant with George Harrys. Harlan Cohrs promoted to technical sergeant at Camp Laguna Arizona, parents listed as John and Mrs. Cohrs near Lewis. Glen Allison of Griswold begins post office work replacing Mrs. Scharf. Marshall Larson family takes over Grant telephone office in Carbon. Atlantic high school basketball team defeats Maine Independents 42 to 30 in Legion Memorial building scrimmage. Robert Grant buys Adair residence from the Reimers estate. Cass county Christmas seal sale 293.64 dollars, up 71 dollars from 1932.
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Whitney Loan & Trust Company
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Rassmussen Motors
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Adair
George Harry
Harlan Cohrs
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Griswold
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Carbon
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Maine Independents
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Reimers
Cass County
Mary M. McVey
Irazu Volcano Destruction and Deaths Reported in Costa Rica
Costa Rican officials say Irazu volcano has awakened from a long dormancy since March and caused extensive destruction with at least 14 deaths. Ash deposits up to two pounds per square yard cover the central plateau, ruining about 90 percent of the tobacco crop and damaging other agriculture. In Iowa, Winterset voters defeated an $845,000 bond issue for a new senior high school by 1 630 to 1 260, failing to reach the 60 percent requirement.
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Irazu
Costa Rica
Winterset
Winterset Community
Understanding death by own action and its prevention
A 1940s style health column discusses suicide, its causes, and prevention. Dr Paul Friedman’s treatise is cited, stressing identifying warning signs, psychological investigation, and social enlightenment to reduce personal crisis deaths and rehabilitate affected individuals.
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New York City
Friedman
United States
Wee Synétente, Inc
Fire destroys 200000 gallons of gas in Vinh Long dump
A saboteur is believed to have started a fire that destroyed 200000 gallons of gasoline at a Vietnamese army fuel dump in Vinh Long in the Mekong Delta Monday night. The blaze burned for three hours before control was restored with no damage reported outside the facility.
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Viet Nam
Mekong River
Vinh Long
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