Southern Aid By Humphrey Is Claimed
Washington AP Georgia Governor Carl Sanders says Humphrey as Democratic VP nominee will be an asset to the party. Dean Burch counters it will unify and help Republicans. Senator Sam Ervin Jr notes Humphrey's liberal stance could hurt in the South but predicts Johnson Humphrey ticket will win the majority of the South's electoral votes.
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Georgia
Carl Sanders
Hubert H. Humphrey
Dean Burch
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-N. C
Humphrey
South
Johnson
City issues permits and weekend sheriff charges listed
The city clerk lists permits issued Friday including Theo M Compton six and seven room houses valued 1500 to 26000 with several contractors. Weekend sheriff charges include no license DUI reckless driving assault with intent to murder and indecent exposure. No fires reported. Dan Albert attends the 33rd Freshman Leadership Conference at Iowa State University September 6-8. Humphrey returns to Washington as Johnson campaigns. Keating Kennedy race developments noted in New York.
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Theo M. Compton
Greenwood Dr. SE
I. L. Price
Brookhaven St
L. L. Presswell
Mth Ave. SW
Irwin Construction Co
Fairway Dr
Virgil Newby
8Th St. NW
Dewitt Shirley
U.S. 31
Young Construction Co
Lee St. NE
Sheriff's Department
Dan Albert
Iowa State University
Des Moines
Mayhall Vows Blockage if Electors Resign
Alabama Democratic chairman said he will block any attempt by unpledged presidential elector nominees to resign. Circuit Judge Roy Mayhall warned during a meeting called by Governor George Wallace. Wallace may seek to replace them with a slate pledged to President Johnson to avoid stigma of defeat if Goldwater wins.
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Montgomery
Alabama
Roy Mayhall
Jasper
George Wallace
Democratic Executive Committee
Johnson
Wallace
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Mayhall
Many Denominations Share One True Christ in Unity
A speaker argues that one God allows many churches because people are diverse. The core belief remains Christ as Savior. denominations differ by interpretation, yet unity grows in crusades. Like regiments under one flag, churches retain identity but fight under Jesus Christ.
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Christ
Peter
God
Jesus Christ
Alabama GOP to pick between two in 6th District race
The Alabama Republican Executive Committee meets Wednesday to decide which two Birmingham candidates Marvin Pryde and John Buchanan or James Martin of Gadsden and Charles O Smith of Russellville will run in the new 6th District after redistricting. A Mobile federal panel upheld the law for the November election. Buchanan hinted at appealing to the Supreme Court.
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Birmingham
Alabama Republican Executive Committee
GOP
Marvin Pryde
John Buchanan
James Martin
Gadsden
Charles O. Smith
Russellville
Mobile
Buchanan
U.S. Supreme Court
Owever
Smith
Jim Martin
George Hawkins
Martin
Hawkins
Johnson Opens Campaign With Forward Looking Address
President Johnson spoke to the Plasters and Masons Union centennial convention in Philadelphia, outlining a forward looking agenda to make the nation better. The speech followed his nomination acceptance and contrasted with his Republican opponent Barry Goldwater whom he framed as looking elsewhere.
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Frank Cormier
Johnson City
Tex
Johnson
White House
Jones on Page 2
Rep Bob Jones may face a Republican challenger for Congress in the November election. Charles O Smith, from Russellville in the Seventh District, may move to Muscle Shoals to run against Jon II in the Eighth. Parties must designate by September 2 with redistricting in effect.
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Congress
Charles O. Smith
Russellville
THE
Daily This Morning
Muscle Shoals City
Colbert County
Jon i i
Goldwater Plans Week-Long Coastal Cruise Campaign Pause
Republican nominee Barry Goldwater sails off on a floating vacation from Newport Beach aboard the Sundance with his wife. The trip marks a campaign pause as he emphasizes foreign policy ahead of the November 3 election.
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Humphrey
Washington
Senate
Johnson
Texas
Atlantic City
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Dennison Kitchel
Newport Beach
Calif
William E. Miller
New York
Walter R. Mears
Goldwater
Sundance
California
Ness
Tshombe says army has retaken Albertville Congo
Premier Moise Tshombe announced that government forces retook Albertville in the eastern Congo. He claimed rebels left weapons as they fled and said Albertville Airport remained in rebel hands while reports of a British volunteer unit action and hostage cases emerged.
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The
Congo
Moise Tshombe
Albertville
Bukay
Tshombe
Radio
Albertsville
Stocks Mixed and Commodities Mixed in Moderate New York Trade
The report notes mixed stock activity in early trading with bonds steady, cotton quiet, and grains showing weakness in wheat and corn. Hogs hold steady to 25 cents lower with top $18.25, while slaughter steers rise up to 50 cents, topping $28.00.
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New York
LUAR pledges Cyprus aid in talks with Makarios
In Nicosia Cyprus the United Arab Republic pledged support to President Makarios amid Cyprus Turkish Cypriot tensions. A joint communique from Alexandria after talks with Nasser said UAR will provide every possible support to safeguard the island’s unity while warning against foreign bases. Britain keeps two bases under the 1960 treaty.
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Alex Efty
Nicosia
Cyprus
Makarios
United Arab Republic
Turkey
Gamel Abdel Nasser
Alexandria
Nasser
Mediterranean
Britain
Greece
Soviet Union
U.A.R
Saigon Student Leader Threatens Mass Demos Over Assembly Choices
Ton That Tue of the Saigon student Leadership Council warned officials at a news conference that new mass demonstrations will occur if the National Assembly nominees are deemed unacceptable. He spoke amid Viet Nam unrest as leaders push for a government body.
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Malcolm W. Browne
Saigon
Viet Nam
Udent
National Assembly
Ton That Tue
Comneil
Communist China to Boycott Soviet Conference, Warns of Split
TOKYO AP reports China will boycott a Soviet sponsored world Communist meeting. It warns the date of such a gathering will mark a historic split in the international Communist movement. NEW YORK AP notes New York Republicans unite for Senator Keating and Goldwater Miller ticket. WASHINGTON AP cites Dean Rusk say civilians gain authority in South Viet Nam government while former leaders stay in charge.
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Tokyo
China
International Communist Movement
New York
New York State
Kenneth B. Keating
Barry Goldwater
William E. Miller
Washington
Dean Rusk
South Viet Nam
Mississippi Elementary Integration Kicks Off Quietly
Biloxi and nearby districts begin desegregation of first grades under a federal court order. Sixteen Black children sit with white peers as schools reopen with police on site and no reported incidents.
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Biloxi
Mississippi
Jackson
Leake County
Philadelphia Riot Over, Curfew Held In North Section
Police report 1,500 officers in North Philadelphia and a 24 hour curfew. State 38 looters arrested from midnight to dawn, total arrests near 400 and 247 hurt with 66 officers injured. Mayor Tate says streets cleared. Roy Wilkins urges federal inquiry into riot planning.
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Philadelphia
We Pay Top Prices For Used Furniture
Exchange Furniture Co offers top prices for used furniture. contact 353-4403 for a quick evaluation. written by a local ad contributor.
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Exchange Furniture Co
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