Wallace May Run For U. S. Senate Despite Law Saying He's Ineligible
Speculation swirls that Governor George Wallace will seek the U S Senate seat next year despite a state constitutional rule barring governors from federal office. A proposed amendment would remove the restriction but faces political hurdles and a likely filibuster. Wallace has offered no formal plan, though private aides expect him on the 1966 ballot as petitions circulate urging his candidacy against Sen. John Sparkman.
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Montgomery
Ala
Senate of the United
George Wallace
U. S. Senate
Senate
Wallace
John Sparkman
Judge halts interference with demonstrators in Bogalusa
In Bogalusa Louisiana a federal judge issued a preliminary injunction blocking city and county officials from interfering with civil rights activities and the rights of demonstrators. The ruling authorizes protection for marchers amid reports of harassment and threats. CORE leaders plan another march while local leaders urge restraint. The city sits 65 miles north of New Orleans where tensions and a recent shooting left a white resident seriously wounded.
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Bogalusa
Pis
U.S
Herbert W. Christeiberry
Christenberry
Ony
Congress of Sacial Equality
Mike Jones
Jones
Young
James Farmer
CORE
Deacons of Defense and Justice
Farmer
Louisiana
Alton D. Crowe Jr
Bogalusa City
Washington Parish
Tom Burbank
Rag content bond for maxima permanency and quality appeat ance
Rag content bond for maxima permanency and quality appealance in various weights.
Baby Born After In Utero Transfusion Saves Life
A ten day old girl, Kathi Lynn Tomlinson of Salem New York, went home after a lifesaving transfusion while in her mother's womb. The RH negative infant received RI negative blood to counteract RH positive father. The new transfusion method by Dr A William Liley has shown success elsewhere.
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Albany, N.Y
Kathi Lynn Tomlinson
Paul Tomlinson
Salem
N.Y
Albany Medical Center Hospital
Kathi
Tomlinsons
A. William Liley
New Zealand
Plane Crash Seen Caused By Explosion
Investigators say a rear lavatory explosion on a Canadian Pacific Airlines DC6B caused the crash near House BC killing 52. They found smudges and blast damage on the left side with the lavatory bulkhead blown out. Officials declined to name individuals and did not label the event a bomb.
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1 Mile House
B.C. Im
Canadian Pacific Airlines
Vancouver Sun
Dick Rolduc
Canadian Department of Transport
Vancouver
Whitehorse
Safety Award To Be Given To Contractors
The Carolinas branch of the Associated General Contractors of America is chosen among 21 associations to receive the National Safety Council's 1964 association safety award for outstanding emphasis on preventing employee injuries through a comprehensive accident prevention program. Hubbard L. Sullivan of Charlotte directs the Carolinas branch's safety program.
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Charlotte
Carolinas
Associated General Contractors of America
National Safety Council
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