General Fund Bill Passes Alabama House Amid Senate Deadlock
The Alabama House passed an $89 million general appropriations bill for 1963-65 sending it to a divided Senate. The measure allocates $43.6 million for 1963-64 and $45.27 million for 1964-65 with a projected $934,540 surplus in the second period and no surplus at the end of the current period. Bills to stiffen child molestation laws and curb obscene material were also introduced by Rep. Donald Collins, referencing the 1962 Larry Thomas case.
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Montgomery
House
Senate
Tuscaloosa
Bryce Hospital
Partlow State School
State Senate
Richard Avery
Hale County
Avery
Donald Collins
Jefferson County
Larry Thomas
Midfield
Birmingham
Bombing Reward Tops 6720 For Davis Home Blast
Reward in the Turner A. Davis dynamiting case climbs to 6720 with an extra 2500 offered for arrest and conviction. Davis’s home at 1020 6th Ave was heavily damaged by two sticks of dynamite minutes after his wife left. Names of threats were given, with contributions from Gov. George Wallace Local 377 and others. Authorities still pursue evidence. no arrests have been made.
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Turner A. Davis
States
Canada
Davis
The
National Union
Johnny Dunn
6Th Ave
George Wallace
Local 377
Union
Health and Welfare Agency
City of
Decatur
Herb Bridges
First TD sparks East Limestone victory over West Limestone
Jerry Davis crossed the goal line for East Limestone in a 19 to 18 win over West Limestone. The game marked what may be the nation’s first high school TD of the 1963 season, with coverage and photos on page 6 and scores from Morgan, Lawrence, Limestone and Cullman counties in Saturday editions.
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Jerry Davis
East Limestone
West Limestone
Morgan
Lawrence
Limestone
Cullman
Muddy Alley Scene Spurs Chicago Race Protest at School Site
Demonstrators staged a muddy sit in and lay down at 74th Street and Lowe Avenue to halt construction of six temporary classrooms in a Negro area. Police arrested 38 protesters, including members of the 7ist and Stewart Committee and the Congress of Racial Equality, as trucks were blocked from moving dirt.
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Chicago
74Th St
Lowe Ave
Board of Education
7Ist and
Stewart Committee
Congress of Racial Equality
Kennedy endorses limited nuclear test ban in sober address
The piece quotes President Kennedy urging Senate passage of the limited test ban treaty. He warns the world remains in peril of a 60 minute nuclear war, praises U S efforts across administrations, and urges sober, selfless Senate statesmanship to turn a flickering candle into lasting peace for future generations.
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U. S
U. S. Senate
U.N. Plans Ban On South Africa Military Sales
The United States announced a year end halt to all military equipment sales to South Africa while the U N Security Council debates sanctions against the Verwoerd government. Ambassador Stevenson urged a path away from disaster and considered possible expulsion of South Africa from the U N.
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N.Y
United States
South Africa
Security Council
U.S
Adlai E. Stevenson
Council
Hendrik Verwoerd
Rusk Heads to Moscow for Nuclear Test Ban Talks
Secretary of State Dean Rusk left for Moscow to sign the nuclear test ban treaty and discuss further East West agreements with Premier Khrushchev. He carries a friendly note from President Kennedy and will stay in the Soviet Union into late next week. The visit aims to probe Soviet ideas while avoiding any binding commitments. Republicans say approval depends on safety guarantees and allied consultations.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
Moscow
Khrushchev
U.S
Rusk
Soviet Union
Kennedy
United States
Life In Ward Slipping Away
Doctors fought to save Dr. Stephen Ward as his heart and lungs failed in London. The 50 year old osteopath and artist lay with bronchial pneumonia and barbiturate overdose while his girlfriend Julie Gulliver threatened to name friends who deserted him in the sex and security crisis if he dies.
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London
Stephen Ward
Julie Gulliver
Truce Clash Heightens Tensions at Panmunjom
The United Nations Command accuses North Korea of violating the armistice by killing four and wounding a fifth in Panmunjom. Gen. Cloud seeks the return of two helicopter pilots held for 11 weeks as Friday marks meeting 176 of the commission guarding the truce.
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South Korea
Korea
Panmunjom
United Nations Command
Demilitarized Zone
Republic of Korea
George H. Cloud
U.N. Command
Armistice Commission
Cloud
Florence
Ben W. Stutts
Ala
Charleton W. Voltz
Frankfort
Mich
U.N
North Korea
Arlene Blows In Atlantic Hurricane Arlene Nears US
The first hurricane of the season churns in the tropical Atlantic about 2,050 miles east-southeast of Miami with winds near 100 mph in the center. A Navy plane located the storm Friday morning east of Martinique as forecasters warn it could intensify but say it is too early to guess if it will reach the United States.
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Truman
Eisenhower
U. S
Ameri
Miami
Fla
Arlene
U.S
Martinique
Lesser Antilles
United States
Miami Weather Bureau
Puerto Rico
Three Senators Skirmish Over Lending Bill In Alabama
The Alabama State Senate filibustered for six hours over an installment loan bill delaying a vote. Senators Cooper Tay lor and Hammond led the floor fight citing loan shark pressure. A national substitute would cap add on charges and ban unapproved fees, but violators face fines or jail. See THREE On Page 2.
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Montgomery
State Senate
Roland Cooper
Wilcox County
H. B. Taylor
Butler
Kenneth Hammond
DeKalb
Hawkins
Etowah County
James B. Allen
Senate
Alabama
Bob Gilchrist
Morgan County
Rabin Sons Advertising Note
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