Judge Burns Sentences Trespasser in Tuscaloosa Law Protest
A 24-year-old Birmingham man was fined 100 dollars and costs and given 180 days in jail or hard labor for trespassing at the University of Alabama during a protest of Arthur Dean’s speech. Judge Joe Burns warned against illegal demonstrations and urged public support for law and order.
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Freeman to visit Tennessee Valley farms in April
Secretary of Agriculture Orville Freeman will tour Alabama and Tennessee April 9 to 11 to study local farming. In Decatur he will address the Kiwanis and Chamber of Commerce at noon April 10 and visit a North Alabama farm and Muscle Shoals projects to learn how the Tennessee Valley system preserves the family farm and avoids farm layoffs.
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Washington Calling Kennedy Style Seen As Unchanged
A Washington analysis notes President Kennedy maintains a measured view of the months ahead. He expects a tax cut from Congress and argues that a deficit financed by the cut remains essential despite calls for spending cuts. Economic indicators hint at improvement, with unemployment unlikely to drop quickly due to new entrants to the labor force. The piece discusses potential public works delays and the broader political climate.
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Living Today by Arlie B Davidson
A set of nine moral guides for happier living. The author urges pleasantness poise balance tolerance goodwill honesty friendliness high mindedness and building a life as primary aims to guide personal and group life.
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Kennedy Faces Guatemala Peru Crises and Powell Travel
Drew Pearson examines Kennedy's Alliance for Progress amid Guatemala and Peru coups. He notes military takeovers, possible reforms, and U.S. reactions including aid levels, while criticizing Congress and Rep. Adam Clayton Powell for related travels and spending. He highlights Peru’s HaYa De La Torre and Guatemala’s Arevalo as key cases.
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Automatic Tape Machine Plays Tapes In Sequence
A machine for playing sound tapes can handle a stack of them. It selects threads plays and returns them automatically.
To Be Employed At Huntsville Firm
Huntsville department of Northrop Space Laboratories said the shop will be separate from the aerospace research team being assembled here.
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Suburbs No Longer Picture Window Myth Says Sylvia
Sylvia argues suburbia is not a single picture window but a mixed suburb with blue and white collar workers alike. Commerce Dept estimates 9,081,336 blue collar workers live in suburban rings near major cities with similar spending power to white collars. The piece warns marketers to treat blue collar suburbanites as potential top customers with evolving tastes and status desires.
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Argentine Naval Revolt Edges Toward Truce in Buenos Aires
Loyallist forces and navy rebels held late night talks after Defense Minister Astigueta relayed cease-fire terms from Rear Adm Eladio Vazquez who led the revolt Placed unofficial death toll at 26 civilians and militants The rebels said Vazquez would not surrender and would negotiate a truce while Bahia Blanca Puerto Belgrano remained a focal point in the power struggle surrounding elections due June 23
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Rape Murder Trial Set For May 27 in Alabama
James Milford Duncan Sr. faces a murder and rape charge in the death of an 18 month old girl. The trial is scheduled for May 27 before Circuit Judge A. B. Cunningham after his court appointed attorney Roy D. McCord said he would not seek a mental examination. Duncan was indicted in Gadsden.
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Ironworker Killed Inside Plant Site
A rail road freight car struck and killed 59 year old ironworker W C Hankey of Gadsden Wednesday inside the Republic Steel Plant in Gadsden Alabama. The accident occurred inside the plant.
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