Fighting in Laos escalates as civilians flee danger zone
Neutralist and leftist forces clash in central Laos near Plaine des Jarres. An airlift evacuates women and children from the front, while reports from Souvanna Phouma and others vary on the situation. The United States protests Pathet Lao accusations amid ongoing violence.
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Vientiane
Laos
Ato. Des Jarres
Pholsena
Neu
Plaine Des Jarres
Singh
Sowcanna Phouma
Thiep
Kong le
Xieng Khouang An
Vien
Souvanna
Ford Dealers in Arkansas to Attend Regional Council Meeting
H D Coffey Jr and George B Pugh will represent Ford dealers in Arkansas northern Mississippi western Tennessee and western Alabama at a regional dealer council in Dallas on April 10. Coffey and Pugh were chosen as spokesmen for the 211 dealers in Ford Division's Memphis sales district following a recent meeting in Memphis. Alabama Nurses Association District 14 meets 7:30 p m Monday at Baugh Wiley Smith Hospital and North Alabama Hairdressers Unit 8 meets 7:30 p m Monday at City Electric Auditorium. Austinville Elementary School hosts a pre school clinic Monday at 9 a m with Dr L R Murphree providing exams and vaccinations for fall entrants.
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H. D. Coffey Jr
Dick Coffey Ford, Inc
Decatur
George B. Pugh
George Pugh
Alabama Nurses Association
Baugh-Wiley-Smith Hospital
North Alabama Hairdressers Unit
City Electric Auditorum
Austinville
L. R. Murphree
Morgan County Health Department
Salvation after death is not offered
The speaker states no second chance after death and emphasizes earthly preparation for eternity. He cites Bible verses about today being the day of salvation and warns against procrastinating spiritual renewal. The message rejects mere fire insurance and stresses new life from God to truly live.
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Cc. T
Jesus
Morgan Solons Wait On Taxes
After weeks in a special session on schools Alabama legislators propose a 51.5 million dollar annual education revenue plan. Key measures include raising the corporate income tax rate to five percent and a three percent sales tax on utilities. House Speaker Albert Brewer hails the package as fair and broad with one or two exceptions. Senator Bob Gilchrist notes uncertainty in the Senate until the House acts. He adds a group of about 15 Senators agree no general legislation will pass until education funding bills move forward. The beer tax fate remains uncertain as the House plan to fund five new trade schools and junior colleges could be blocked.
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Bill Chilton
George Wallace
House
Albert Brewer
Brewer
Alabama
Bob Gilchrist
Senate
Gilchrist
Hartselle
Morgan
Spring Weather Fades As Temperatures Cool Off
Forecast notes a swing from winter to near summer to winter again with little spring. A low pressure area over the northwest of Alabama and Mississippi, plus reduced sun and ongoing precipitation, keep temperatures cool though today should be partly cloudy and warmer with a high near 68. Hourly Huntsville readings show morning 52 to 50 and afternoon around 50, 4:30 p.m. at 50.
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Decatur
Alabama and
Mississippi
Texas
Huntsville
Enthusiasm Lacks for Utility Tax Measure in Alabama
A House bill in Montgomery proposes a 3 percent sales tax on utilities to fund schools, but utility managers oppose it. Garner Pride argues higher costs and billing complications if enacted, while George Godwin questions applicability to municipal utilities. Quince Eddens notes it may not concern his department, yet collecting would occur if passed. The measure, approved by the Ways and Means Committee, would tax telephone water gas and electric bills and raise about six million dollars yearly with an industrial exemption.
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House of Representatives
Montgomery
Alabama
Garner Pride
City Gas Department
George Godwin
City Water and Sewage Manager
Quince Eddens
House
Ways and Means Committee
Direct Washington Kremlin line discussed at dispute talks
Western officials say informal talks will open next week on a direct Washington to Moscow communications link. The Soviet Union expressed readiness to install a direct line to prevent accidental war and ease tension, with Russia urging immediate establishment without awaiting full disarmament.
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Michael Goldsmith
Geneva
Washington
Kremlin
Soviet Union
Semyon K. Tsarapkin
Russia
British Sign Polaris Deal With Britain
Secretary of State Dean Rusk signed a U S Polaris missiles sales pact with Britain on a Saturday before he flew to Paris for policy talks with Charles de Gaulle. The agreement, signed at the State Department with Sir David Gore, covers up to 100 Polaris missiles and calls for Britain to build submarines and warheads for its planned nuclear force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Hightower
Washington
Dean Rusk
Britain
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Atlantic Alliance
de Gaulle
France
United States
Rusk
David Ormsby Gore
State Department
Kennedy
Harold Macmillan
Nassau
Was Lunik A Failure Was Lunik A Failure
Moscow reports Lunik IV passed within 5,281 miles of the moon and yielded data for Soviet scientists. It was the widest miss of the four Russian lunar attempts and commentators, including Sir Bernard Lovell, questioned whether the instrumented lander failed. Tass offered a brief, general communique. no explicit success details were released.
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Moscow
Tass
Britain
Jodrell Bank
Bernard Lovell
Lovell
United States
Best Buys on Frigidcire Appliances at Robinson’s on Second
Local shopping note reports Robinson’s on Second Avenue offering Frigidcire appliances at significant discounts. Shoppers are urged to visit the store for limited time savings.
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Robinson's
Second Avenue
Freeman to speak on agriculture during Decatur visit
Secretary of Agriculture Orville Freeman, 44, will tour Alabama and Tennessee this week. He will address farmers and businessmen in Decatur at a Wednesday noon luncheon at the Decatur Country Club, speaking on national and international farm issues affecting North Alabama and the nation.
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Decatur
Tennessee Valley
Orville Freeman
Sec. Freeman
Alabama
Tennessee
North
Freeman
Decatur Country Club
Decatur Kiwanis Club
Decatur Chamber of Commerce
John F. Kennedy
Minneapolis
Minn
Zumbrota
Sec
Minnesota
Marine Corps
Minneapolis Public Schools
University of Minnesota
Golden Gopher
Bougainville Island
Hubert Humphrey
Veterans’ Affairs
Minneapolis Civil Service Commission
Humphrey
U.S. Senate
Alpha Zeta
National
Jane C. Shields
Winston- Salem
N.C
Constance
Michael
High Winds Take Fisherman's Life
A young fisherman drowned when gale winds capsized his boat on a small lake near Webb Alabama. Tucker Forrester 40 of Webb was killed when his shotgun discharged as he crossed a fence. Alabama weekend accidental deaths rose to eight with a rural fire near Ashland and several traffic fatalities.
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Associated Press
Webb
Ala
Alabama
Ashland
Tucker Forrester
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