Brewer: Young Speaker and Political Rising Star
Albert Preston Brewer, born 1928 in Bethel Springs Tennessee, became the youngest Alabama House speaker amid 1955 era figures. Self-made with no political family, he built a legal career in Decatur, backed Wallace, and credits his wife Martha for inspiration.
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Brewer
Bob Ingram
Montgomery Advertiser
Ryan deGraffenried
Richmond Flowers
Pete Mathews
Senate
Bert Haltom
Bobby Gilchrist
Joe Goodwyn
Virgil Ashworth
McDowell Lee
Walter Perry
Albert Preston Brewer
Ike
Bethel Springs
Tenn
Decatur
TVA
Joe
Florence
Harry
Air Force
Seybourn A. Lynne
Noble Russell
Norman
Julian Harris
University of Alabama
10Th St
8Th Ave
The
University Law School
Martha Farmer
Chattanooga
Becky
Opi
Martha
Allison
George Wallace
Wallace
Morgan County
Alabama
John Kennedy
First Baptist Church
Rockefeller Nets Fear in Republican Ranks in Washington
News reports show Nelson Rockefeller causing unease among party regulars in Washington as his critiques of a radical right faction spark concerns over loyalty and leadership within the Republican establishment.
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Washington
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Republican Party
Rely on Yourself and Political Calculations in 1963
The piece urges self reliance and personal judgment during emergencies and setbacks. It shifts to internal GOP strife, detailing Rockefeller Goldwater tensions, party unity, and the push for pledged support ahead of the 1964 convention.
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Emerson
Miller
Rockefeller
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Republican Party
Rocke
Eeeier
United Feature
Republican National Committee
Grant Reynolds
National Committee
Denver
Miami
Abraham Lincoln
Bell McClure
IRS Rules Deducting Entertaining Wives May Be Allowed
columnist Sylvia Porter outlines Treasury QandA on deducting entertaining wives as ordinary business expenses. She notes deductions allowed when a customer and wife join, but travel costs for a taxpayer’s wife require a real business purpose and may be disallowed. Tomorrow: more on gathering this information.
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Treasury
U.S
The
Hall Syndicate
Area Men in Service: Varner Returns from Guantanamo Bay
Emmett B. Varner chief construction electrician's mate USN and son of Mrs. Nettie J. Varner of Decatur returned to Davisville Rhode Island on July 22 after a nine month stay at Guantanamo Bay Cuba with Mobile Construction Battalion Seven. The Seabees helped develop perimeter defenses and other projects at the base before the battalion's planned deployment to Puerto Rico next November.
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Davisville
R.I
FHTNC
Emmett B. Varner
USN
Nettie J. Varner
Grant St. SE
Decatur
R. 1
Guantanamo Bay
Cuba
Mobile Construction Battalion
U.S. Naval Base
Puerto Rico
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Drew Pearson
Connecticut
Tom Dodd
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Chicago
Robert Kennedy