Nub Todd Receives Car From Alabama Dairy Interests
Alabama agriculture official elect A. W. Todd was given an expensive automobile at Farm City night in Russellville. Ed Mauldin spoke as the President’s Agriculture Advisory Board representative. Todd won election over two strong opponents after a prior gubernatorial bid.
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A. W
Nub) Todd
Alabama
Dairy and Poultry Producers of
Farm City
Russellville
Ed Mauldin
Agriculture Advisory Board
Todd
John Patterson
Unconscious Clemson student after Greenville crash prompts road safety reflection
An item notes a Clemson drill platoon student struck by a car in Greenville remains unconscious and in critical condition at Greenville General Hospital. The piece urges drivers to consider the consequences of driving without care and to reflect on the impact on both victims and families.
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Greenville
S. C
Clemson
Greenville General Hospital
Friend
Student Legislature Backs Law and Order at Alabama
The University of Alabama Student Legislature unanimously backs a resolution supporting the university president and trustees in maintaining law and order during crises. It urges full student cooperation to keep an orderly academic environment free from outside agitators, noting no federal marshals will be sent unless public officials fail.
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University of Alabama
Alabama
Washington Calling Vice Presidents In Senate Speculation
In the new Congress the Senate becomes a field for Republican Vice Presidential talk for 1964 with Senators Kuchel of California and Morton of Kentucky viewed as leading candidates. Kuchel rode a large California victory as Nixon lost statewide, while Morton survived a strong Democrat challenge. Both sit within the party’s moderate wing and hold strategic Senate influence.
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Washington
Congress
United States Senate
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Stuart Symington
Missouri
Senate
Thomas Kuchel
California
Thruston Morton
Kentucky
G.O.P
Kuchel
Morton
Kuche
Richard Nixon
Edmund Brown
Ruchel
Courage as a daily power in political life and beyond
The piece extols courage as essential in daily living and as a political force shaping the Senate and presidential prospects. It cites John F. Kennedy and Lyndon Johnson as examples, notes the role of public exposure, and discusses morale amid disappointment. It references Morton and the party's national record and publicity dynamics.
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Morton
Senate
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon Johnson
Kuchel
Unaled Feature Syndicate, Inc
Justice Douglas may leave the Supreme Court
Drew Pearson reports that Justice William O. Douglas plans to retire with an offer from the Ford Foundation. The move would split the longtime Black-Douglas coalition, provoking southern enthusiasm amid remembered rulings on church-state separation and school integration.
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Douglas
Supreme Court
Drew Pearson
Washington
Big Jim Eastland
Mississipi
William O. Douglas
Ford Foundation
Asia
Latin America
United States
National Geographic Magazine
Black
Hugo Black
Alabama
Roosevelt
U.S.A
Ku Klux Klan
JFK
Kennedy
Venezuela
Nixon
John F. Kennedy
Jacqueline Kennedy
Helping Hands aids delinquents and prisoners through charity
In a December 8 1962 letter from Gadsden Alabama editor at The Decatur Daily explains Helping Hands a non profit religious group aiding delinquents alcoholics and dope addicts. They seek to identify the cause of delinquency present Christ as the answer and collect clothing and shoes for delinquents families of prisoners and released inmates.
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Decatur
MT Crunctey
Alabama
The
Tennessee Valley Printing Co., Inc
W. R. Shelton
Associated Press
Decatur Daily
Mr. Shelton
Helping Hands
Christ
Albert S. Williams
Marketing the Goods: Sales Careers Under Scrutiny
A 1962 piece argues growth depends on marketing alongside production. It cites a Sales Management survey showing college students largely deem selling unrewarding or unnecessary, with few pursuing business or marketing majors. It notes a push by Sales Management to fund education on selling and urges rethinking attitudes toward sales careers.
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United States
America
Yale
Oregon
The
Hall Syndicate
Public Notice in Morgan County Court Alabama
Morgan County Court of Equity issues order of publication for non resident defendant Robert C Willis. Publication in Decatur Daily Morgan County for four weeks to require plead answer or demur by January 12 1963 or bill may be confessed. December 10 1962 Bryan McAfee Register.
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Morgan County Court
Morgan County
Alabama
Judy Faye Willis
Robert C. Willis
Register
Ralph Slate
The
Decatur Daily
Bryan McAfee
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Alliance For Progress
Perez Alfonso
Oklahoma
Tulsa Tribune
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Kerr
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