Benton Circuit Judge nullifies four of five races in August election
In Benton Tennessee a circuit judge voids four of five high profile races after ruling that 968 absentee ballots were cast illegally. The case advances to the courts. The column notes Alabama cleaned up absentee abuse years ago and Tennessee may push reform.
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Foam cushions front-row solution in Yorkshire church
A Columbia SC Record item notes a church in Yorkshire England solved rear seating by furnishing only the first three rows with foam rubber cushions. The anecdote recalls Dr Wynne Boliek who told of an automated church that moved frontward as pews filled and dropped preachers after 29 minutes.
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Columbia Lutheran
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England
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Howell Talley Promoted To Editor At The Gadsden Times
The Alabama newspaper fraternity announces Howell Talley has been promoted to editor of The Gadsden Times. Talley, with decades of experience and recent community contributions since 1953, pledges to lead Gadsden toward economic stability and civic renewal.
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Alabama
Howell Talley
Gadsden
Wallace speech praised by Mississippi lawmakers in Jackson visit
Incoming Alabama governor George Wallace spoke before the Mississippi legislature where lawmakers applauded loudly. An Auburn editorial notes Alabama may see praise back home while warning against overreaching in supporting a Southern revolt. The piece recalls 1948 Truman-era defection fears and predicts Southern states won’t join Wallace in a united front.
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Neil Davis
Lee
Kennedy
Wallace
Truman
Thomas Dewey
Georgia
North Carolina
Florida
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Virginia
Asia Begins To Show Some Sanity By William S. White
Washington reports a shift in Asia as India agrees to negotiate with Pakistan signaling a move away from neutralism. Nehru acknowledges the need for Pakistan and Western support to counter Communist China, aided by U S and British diplomacy and military advice from Indian officers.
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William S. White
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Waiting Habits and Foreign Policy Reflections Across Time
The piece argues for cautious waiting as a mental discipline yet warns against delaying action in health or missteps in conversation. It cites Sandys and Harriman praising diplomatic tough lines on Kashmir, noting Nehru and neutrality shifts in the global balance as a historical moment. The tone blends personal guidance with a geopolitical aside.
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Harriman
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Negroes Triggered Race Riot In Capital
Drew Pearson reports that Thanksgiving rioting in Washington's East Sixteenth Street area followed long-standing racial tension in the capital. He notes police were overwhelmed, and NAACP leaders condemned the clash while emphasizing restraint and rights.
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NAACP
Simeon Booker
Ebony Magazine
Washington
Mississippi
Little Rock
Two Die In Diving Try Off Santa Catalina Island
Two frogmen attempting a deep sea record plunged 1000 feet in a diving bell off Santa Catalina Island. Peter Small of the London Daily Telegraph died from the bends. Christopher Whitaker, a geology student, is missing. Hannes Keller survived after earlier bends.
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Calif
Peter Small
London Daily Telegraph
Christopher Whittaker
Small
Hannes Keller
Santa Catalina Island
Keller
Whittaker
London
John Light
Athens Youth Charged in Pistol Theft at Bus Station
Thomas F E Cain 17 of Athens was arrested at 10 35 pm Monday at the bus station where he worked and charged with second degree burglary. Police recovered the missing pistol from a sewer after his confession. Police chief John Sandlin led the investigation.
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Thomas FE. Cain
Cain
John Sandlin
Sylvia Again Defends Women on Black Monday Panic
A 1962 column rebutting claims that women panicked on Black Monday May 28 1962. NYSE data show women sold 25.5 percent of shares over three days while men led in total selling, but no conclusion about panic was drawn. The author disputes sensationalist headlines and defends women.
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Silvio Conti
R.mass
Lausi
Wilbert H. Teepe
Merril Lynch
Pierce, Fenner & Smith
Ruth Hagg
United Shareholders of America
Keith Funston
New York Stock Exchange
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Funston
Keith
the Hall Syndicate, Inc
Area Servicemen Return and Receive Promotions At Bases
Master Sgt Quinton R Herrin returns to Patrick AFB Fla after completing medical service technician training at Gunter AFB Ala He is married to Irene Pelletier of Nashua NH Col Howard W Slaton of Decatur receives the USAF Commandation Medal for leadership at Pease AFB and is pursuing Air War College studies in Montgomery Ala Mark K Hannah Jr aviation electronics technician airman from Athens Ga reports for duty at Naval Air Station Sanford Fla He is a 1961 Athens High School graduate
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Quinton
R. Herrin
Cleo Herrin
Cullman
Patrick Afb
Fla
United States Air Force
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Hannah
Navy
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