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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1964

Page

3

Flowers to defend Alabama delegation seats at convention

Alabama Attorney General Richmond Flowers says he will appear before the Democratic National Convention Credentials Committee in Atlantic City to oppose any move to deny Alabama’s delegation seats. He notes the delegation was legally elected in the May 5 primary and June 2 runoff and should be seated without challenge.

Montgomery Alabama Richmond Flowers Atlantic City Flowers

Army Engineers Take Bids On Road Work

Army Engineers received a low bid of 75,489 dollars for construction of an access road to the Millers Ferry lock and dam site in Mobile.

Army Engineers Mobile Army Millers Ferry Lock and Dam

Wallace says funds pour in for TV appearance

Gov. George Wallace reports hundreds of dollars in voluntary donations for his televised remarks before Alabama's special legislative session. He displayed envelopes and a bag of money to reporters and said proceeds would go to private segregated schools, after urging unions to stop collecting funds.

Montgomery George Wallace Wallace Alabama

Athens Schools Set Aug 28 Start With Enrollment Rise

Athens City schools plan to open August 28 with about 200 more students than last year’s 2,500. An institute for teachers at junior high, senior high, and Julian Newman elementary will be held at 9 a.m. Thursday. The new Newman school near the railroad and Pryor Street should be ready by next Friday.

Athens Julian Newman Newman Pryor St

RFK Awaits Wagner Endorsement in NY Senate Bid

Atty. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy plans a Sept. 1 resignation timing tied to the New York Democratic Convention as Mayor Robert F. Wagner is expected to endorse him for the U S Senate seat. Kennedy would resign as Massachusetts delegate to the Democratic National Convention, to be replaced by Eunice Kennedy Shriver, and would attend the convention’s final day in New York. He holds county leader support sufficient for nomination.

John Morganthaler NEW York Robert F. Kennedy U.S. Senate Kennedy Robert F. Wagner New York City Kenneth B. Keating Massachusetts Atlantic City Sen Edward M. Kennedy John F. Kennedy

State GOP Leader Hits Redistricting

Acting Alabama Republican Chairman Thomas Brigham calls the redistricting bill hypocritical and warns of potential resignations of unpledged electors. He expects possible lawsuits from eight Republican congressional candidates and argues the moves target Black voters to aid Johnson-backed campaigns.

Birmingham Thomas Brigham Brigham Johnson Washington

One Elector Urges Unpledged Group to Resign in Alabama

An unpledged Alabama presidential elector Lt. Scott of Opelika asks his nine colleagues to resign and let a slate pledged to President Johnson replace them. Wallace backs the move but waits on the Democratic Convention. The electors were chosen May 5 with Wallace backing them. Alabama voters face a choice between Goldwater and Wallace electors.

Washington Johnson Alabama Mississippi Missisippi Wallace Scott Goldwater

Beatles Head For Seattle

LAS VEGAS AP reports the Beatles head to Seattle after a Las Vegas show at the Convention Center drew about sixteen thousand screaming teenagers. John Lennon praised the crowd's behavior while security escorted the band from the plane and to a hotel amid a fan rush.

Las Vegas Nev Seattle Las Vegas Convention Center John Lennon

Ostrich Facts Highlight Size Speed and Weight

Ostriches are the world's largest birds. An adult stands nearly eight feet tall, weighs about 300 pounds, and can run up to 30 miles per hour.

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