Famous Pair Fail in Popularity Quiz
In Trenton the Evening Times surveyed 30 passersby to identify Charles de Gaulle and Lyndon B Johnson. Eleven named both, four knew both but forgot Johnson, seven knew Johnson only and mistook De Gaulle for Khrushchev, one confused De Gaulle with a European leader, a luncheonette owner misidentified relatives, and five recognized neither.
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Trenton
N.J
Trenton Evening Times
Charles de Gaulle
Lyndon B. Johnson
United States
Johnson
de Gaulle
Nikita Khrushchev
Building permits and local incidents from Urlimale community
City clerk issues building permits to Bibble Construction Co and James E. Wright for home improvements totaling 2 495 and 500 dollars. Early morning traffic collisions occur on Ferry and 5th streets involving Howard H. McGee Odell Teague Kenneth Bryant. A singing event is set at Caddo Congregational Christian Church with the Corinthians and Blackston Sisters performing. Donald McNutt is jailed on burglary and grand larceny charges awaiting Madison County authorities.
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Bibble Construction Co
Church St. NE
James E. Wright
Sherman St. SE
Caddo Congregational Christian Church
Corinthians
Blackston Sisters
Donald McNutt
Falkville
Morgan County Sheriff's Deputies
Madison County
Forgiveness Through Good Will and Divine Help
A reader asks how to forgive a wrong. The answer urges replacing a bad emotion with good, aided by God. A deacon shows unconditional charity by saving his enemy’s wife, ending enmity. Jesus’ teaching to love and bless enemies is cited.
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Jesus
Red Lights Delays Prompt Caution From Fire Officials
City officials warn drivers in Decatur to avoid proceeding at extended red lights. Dispatcher E J St John notes three to four emergencies daily rely on the signal system housed in the fire hall. Commissioner Hunt says delays protect emergency vehicles and prevent serious accidents.
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Decatur
F. S. Hunt
Hunt
Gordon Dr
E. J. St. John
Johnson presses tax cut push amid economy drive
President Johnson urged tax cut legislation as part of an economy in government initiative. Senate Leader Mansfield briefed reporters after a White House meeting with congressional leaders. Hearings on the tax proposal are to wrap up soon as the Finance Committee drafts a bill, aiming to spur growth and reduce unemployment amid safeguarding against a future recession.
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Washington
Johnson
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
White House
Legislative Party
Mansfield
Senate Finance Committee
Kennedy
Congressional
House
John W. McCormack
Massachusetts
Sen
Carl Hayden
Arizona
LBJ
Northeast settlers relied on trails and water routes
Northwestern Morgan County enjoyed early road and rail access while the Northeastern section lagged. On Wednesday the DAILY features John Knox examining early settlements and settlers in the northeast who depended on Indian trails and water traffic to cope with pioneer life challenges.
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Morgan County
John Knox
Fire disrupts New York to Miami National Airlines jet
Fire erupts in a rear washroom of a national airline jet en route to Miami. The plane lands safely at Miami International Airport as authorities, including the FBI, probe the incident.
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Miami, Fla
National Airlines
Miami International Airport
FBI
Soviet Word On Joint Moon Race Awaited
Soviet delegates at the United Nations awaited Kremlin instructions before replying to a renewed U S offer for a joint moon flight. Adlai Stevenson told the General Assembly he spoke for President Johnson and urged cooperation in preliminary engineering and science toward the moon project. The Russians gave no immediate reaction, a typical pattern until Moscow issues guidance.
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United Nations
N. Y
Kremlin
U.S
Kennedy
U.N. General Assembly
Adlai E. Stevenson
Assembly
Johnson
Stevenson
Pope Grants New Authority to Bishops in Vatican Decree
Pope Paul VI expanded bishops powers, giving them 40 faculties to act without Curia approval and eight concessions. Notably, bishops may preach and hear confessions worldwide, and decide marriage cases under The Pauline Privilege without Vatican consultation.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
Paul
Vatican
Electrolux Vacuums and Cleaning Supplies Ad
Classified ad offers 1964 Electrolux vacuums sham poos and polishes for sale at $5 per month. Contact Glenn Butler at 353-9579 for details.
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Electrolux
Glenn Butler
Christmas Parade to Feature 40 Units in Decatur
The Decatur Christmas parade Friday begins 5 30 p m along Bank Street to Gordon Bible School with over 40 units. Santa Claus Pet Milk Clowns and Judy Short Miss Alabama 1963 lead a lineup including beauty queens from Morgan Limestone and Lawrence counties.
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Gilliam
Decatur Merchants Association
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Noonan Advertising Co
Bay Minette
Santa Claus
American Legion
Bank St
Lee St
Second Ave
Gordon Bible School
Judy Short
Alabama Feaf
Morgan, Limestone
Lawrence County
Jackie Eaken
Decatur Jaycee
Pet Milk Dairy Products
Prestolite
3M Co
Sky
First Federal Savings and Loan Association
Church Scene
Indus
Lynda Bird Johnson Guard Returns to Classes at UT
Secret Service agents assigned to Lynda Bird Johnson accompany her to classes at the University of Texas. The 19 year old sophomore carries a 19 hour course load in English Latin history government chemistry and Bible while nearby agents supervise her campus routine.
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Austin
Tex
Secret Service
Johnson
University of Texas
Lynda Bird Johnson
Lynda Bird
School of Arts and Sciences
Miss Johnson
Dallas
Washington
Lynda
Kennedy Secret Service Medal Honors Bravery
Jacqueline Kennedy stands by as Clinton Hill receives a Treasury gold medal for protecting her and President Kennedy during Dallas attacks. Secretary Dillon lauds his courage as Hill, 31, sharpshooter, shielded the President and Mrs Kennedy. Hill’s family attends the ceremony.
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Washington
Jacqueline Kennedy
Secret Service
Clinton J. Hill
John F. Kennedy
Dallas
Secretary of the Treasury
C. Douglas Dillon
Hill
Treasury Department
White House
Treasury
Dillon
Kennedy
FBI Expects To Give Johnson Study In Week
An FBI report nearing completion will state that Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone in Kennedy's assassination and will be sent to President Johnson this week for onward transmission to the Warren Commission. The report integrates Secret Service findings and other agencies confirming three shots from a sixth floor window, with Gov. Connally wounded and Kennedy killed or seriously harmed by the sequence.
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Hill
Kennedy
Jean Kennedy Smith
Patricia Kennedy Lawford
Lee Radziwill
Secret Service
Rufus Youngblood
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
Washington
FBI
White House
Lee Harvey Oswald
Earl Warren
Warren
Warren Commission
Oswald
Texas School Book Depository
Dallas
Texas
John Connally
Markets At A Glance Mixed Stocks And Lower Hogs
In New York, stocks show mixed trading while bonds move lower and cotton remains irregular amid selling by commission houses. In Chicago, wheat is mixed, nearby months weak. corn and oats little changed. hog prices mostly 25 to 50 cents lower top $15. slaughter steers steady with top $23.75.
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New York
Chicago
Daily Want Ad Sparks Early Christmas Shopping
Quote reflects a shopper saying Daily Want Ad items helped complete Christmas gifts. The line indicates reliance on classified ads for affordable purchases and timely shopping.
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