Humphrey Emerges Strong Second for Democratic VP Pick
After President Johnson excludes Kennedy Stevenson McNamara and Shriver from VP consideration Humphrey rises to clear second in rank-and-file support. A national poll shows Kennedy as first choice for many Democrats but Johnson removes key rivals boosting Humphrey's prospects.
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Johnson Drops Kennedy Name From Ticket Strategy
President Johnson appears to have ruled out using the Kennedy name for his vice presidential bid, aiming to prove progressive leadership in civil rights and domestic policy. The move seeks to appeal to Northern industrial voters and labor allies while avoiding Southern drag from Kennedy associations.
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Negro Voter Registration Up Across the South
The Southern Regional Council reports 1,937,982 Negroes registered to vote in 11 Southern states, up 551,328 in two years ending April 1. Texas shows the largest growth, Mississippi the smallest, with varied percentages by state and overall one qualified Negro voter for every six whites.
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Accidents Claim 11 Lives Across Alabama Weekend
The Associated Press reports 11 weekend deaths in Alabama from various accidents including a Cullman County car-truck crash in Hartselle killing Josie Shultz and William Lee Stephens. Other victims include David Meadows and Luther Hardy Jr in separate incidents, Constant Walton near Piedmont, Billy Joe Hitto near Ozark, and Robert D. Thomas in Birmingham.
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Mobile
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Atlanta
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More Comfort Wearing FALSE TEETH
An ad describing FASTEETH powder that secures upper and lower plates for a firmer, more comfortable fit. It highlights no gummy taste, alkaline non acid formula, and odor control. Available at drug counters nationwide.
Bookmobile Route Times Schedule
Bookmobile runs on Tuesday with stops at River Road Edward's 9:00 to 9:30 Waldermose Springs Smith's 10:00 to 10:30 Talucah Williams 10:45 to 11:45 Talucah Ballinger's 12:00 to 12:45 Center Springs Whitten's 1:00 to 1:45.
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Assault and Robbery Reported in Decatur
A Decatur man said two men robbed him of 90 dollars and cut him on the head on Sunset Drive. He identified the assailants and will file a warrant. The AP notes weekend Alabama crash fatalities and a road death toll figure.
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Science shrinks piles without surgery breakthrough
Scientists report a new healing substance called Bio-Dyne offered as Preparation H that shrinks hemorrhoids, stops itching, and relieves pain without surgery. Case after case shows actual reduction while easing discomfort, with patients noting piles are no longer a problem. The discovery comes from a world famous research institute and is available as a suppository or ointment.
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Two Of Six Escapees Found At Large In Colbert County
Four of six prisoners escaped from Colbert County jail Sunday night remain at large. Police held two at a roadblock near Florence after an auto chase linked to Floyd Fountain and Freddie Underwood. The six overpowered a jailer and used keys from a trust y to free others. Remaining escapees named Williams Cox Melson Nunnery with charges including grand larceny forgery burglary and more.
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Doctor offers free trial ruptured hernia truss in Kansas City
A doctor’s invention for reducible rupture is advertised with a 30 day trial offering a $3.50 truss at no cost. The note promises no leg straps or belts and claims comfort and factory fit. Readers may request the trial by writing to Physician's Appliance Co. at 1054 Koch Building, 2906 Main St., Kansas City Missouri.
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