Defense chief praised as top Pentagon leader
In a strong defense of Secretary McNamara, the speaker calls him one of the best, if not the greatest, Secretaries of Defense our country has had and warns critics to be sure of their ground before attacking Senate Majority Leader Mansfield.
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Defense Department
Moss
Udall
Sadine Drug Administration
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Maurine Neuberger
Food and Drug Administration
Georgia and Alabama Attorneys General Clash Over Football Fix Probe
Georgia Atty. Gen. Gene Cook attacks Wally Butts amid a probe ordered by Gov. Carl Sanders. Alabama Atty. Gen. Richmond Flowers’ report omits any call for a pay raise for Bear Bryant. None of the investigators yet propone an extra probation period for the Auburn Tigers.
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Georgia
Gene Cook
Wally Butts
Carl Sanders
Wally
Alabama
Richmond Flowers
Bear Bryant
Auburn Tigers
South Magazine
Kennedy Wallace meeting yields blunt forecast on Alabama politics
Editor Grover Hall concludes Kennedy and Wallace remain adversaries and race issues will not dampen Alabama debate. He predicts Kennedy cannot carry Mississippi and Alabama next year unless ballot access or racial tensions alter the race. federal troops hinge on Alabama school integration and law and order.
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Robert Kennedy
George Wallace
Grover Hall
Montgomery Advertiser
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Kennedy
Mississippi
Alabama
Gov. Rockefeller
Sen. Goldwater
Republican Party
University of Alabama
Wallace
Washington Calling The Guard Is Changing In Germany
Washington shifts its diplomatic guard as George McGhee becomes ambassador to West Germany Ludwig Erhard succeeds Adenauer in Bonn and France Britain and the nuclear balance loom large in the long southward Cold War chess game McGhee is expected to steer moderating influence amid Gaullist aims and Soviet pressures through a pivotal Bonn assignment
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George McGhee
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George C. McGhee
Harry Truman
Free World
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Balkan
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Anticipate Tomorrow with Confidence and Resolve
This column encourages facing the future without fear, urging readers to view tomorrow as an opportunity. It discusses hope, shifting attitudes, and the idea that progress comes from a positive outlook despite uncertain events.
Magna Charta of human rights walked by Maryland mailman
William L. Moore, a Baltimore mailman, hiked 45 miles toward the White House carrying a letter to President Kennedy urging stronger civil rights legislation. He was later found shot near an Alabama highway, and his dramatic letter emphasized equal rights for all men and human brotherhood.
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William Moore
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Georgia
Florida
Tennessee
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Texas
Post Office
America
William L. Moore
TVA Revenue Reaches Peak
TVA reported nine months ending March 31 record electric power revenues of 203.7 million dollars, up 12.6 million from the prior year. Revenue from municipal and cooperative distributors rose 14 percent while direct industry sales were up 8 percent. Net income was 43.7 million, down 1.7 million from last year amid dry weather and higher coal use. A new 500,000-volt transmission line project raises the fiscal year construction budget to 135.5 million, aimed at large power exchanges with Mississippi and 10 other systems to improve capacity.
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Knoxville, Tenn
Tennessee Valley Authority
TVA
Mississippi
Tennessee Valley
Three rural area crashes cause damage only
Three rural traffic mishaps across a four county area caused property damage only. At 4 25 p m 12 3 miles east of Moulton a 1956 Chevrolet driven by Roger B McWhorter 22 collided with a 1961 ket driven by Robert R Kimer 59 Palm Beach Fla Total damage estimated ... At 10 40 a m on U S 278 16 3 miles west of Cullman a 1961 Rambler driven by Frank Smith 22 Logan and a 1961 Chevrolet driven by William Lee Tucker 40 Cullman collided with damage totals noted.
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Highway Patrol
Moulton
Roger B. McWhorter
Robert R. Kimer
Palm Beach
Fla
U. S. 278
Cullman
Frank Smith
Logan
William Lee Tucker
Travel boom sparks largest U S tourist gap yet
The piece warns that by late 1963 a record 12.5 million Americans may travel abroad, while foreign visitors to the United States and the tourism deficit widen. It notes the Visit USA campaign lifting foreign travel, and cites a looming balance of payments challenge tied to travel expenditures.
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U. S
Canada
Mexico
United
USA
U.S
USTS
Woit Gilmore
Europe
Otter
Sigters
Hall Syndicate
Truck Crash Near Cullman Damages Vehicle
A 1962 International truck driven by Albert G. Swiger, 35, Danville Virginia, left the road on Alabama 69 south of Cullman at 4 30 am and struck damage to the truck assessed at 1500 dollars.
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Albert G. Swiger
Danville
Cullman
Hoffa Wins Large Victory in Teamsters Election
International Teamsters President James R. Hoffa defeats the insurgent Voice of the Teamsters 4893 to 2550 in a four day NLRB election. The tally covers 8200 over the road truckers in Pennsylvania New Jersey Delaware and Maryland amid AFL CIO opposition and Hoffa’s campaign surge.
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International Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Afl-Cio
National Labor Relations Board
Teamsters
George Meany
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
Hoffa
Voice
William Kirchner
The
Charles Meyer
Kirchner
Beet cattle ranches in the Hawaiian Islands exceed four hundred
A report notes that over 400 beet cattle ranches operate across the Hawaiian Islands, indicating a sizable agricultural footprint.
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Hawaiian Islands
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