Religious Council Hosts Interfaith Meeting Milestone
A Natural Council of ChurchesReligiots Feature reports on an interfaith gathering led by church leaders to discuss unity and social outreach in the city. Delegates from multiple denominations attended the event highlighting cooperation among faith communities.
Tourists Eye Battleship USS ALA BAMA in Mobile Prospect
The writer questions whether proper promotion could turn the USS ALA BAMA into a major tourist draw in Mobile comparable to Brookley Field. They note rising tourist trade nationwide and the scarcity of battleship experiences, predicting millions may visit if-Mobile hosts the ship.
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Mobile
Brookley Field
Superhighways not the answer to crash toll
Accident statistics across the United States suggest that driver error, not road design or machinery, fuels crashes on the nation’s envisioned superhighways. Arguments cite overconfidence in safety features, fatigue from long drives, and the unchanging human element as key factors getting in the way of safe travel at any speed.
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Dynamo Grenier admired as Alabama Democrats’ missing spark
The Anniston Star notes John Grenier’s return to Alabama and argues Democrats would have fared better with his dynamism in leadership. It praises Alabama Republicans for grassroots organization and persistent campaigning, warning Democrats they may face more Republicans in future elections.
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Hopi win landmark land dispute against Navajo after 1892 case
The Hopi Tribe in Northeast Arizona secured a major court victory over the Navajo over more than 2.5 million acres valued at over 38 million dollars. Lawyer John S. Boyden of Salt Lake City to receive a million dollar fee. Hopi council approves 778000 in legal fees and 220000 in appreciation for taking the case when others would not.
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John S. Boyden
Salt Lake City
Purge of Two Dixiecrats Moves Quietly Through House
House Democratic study group leaders met behind closed doors to plan punishment for Dixiecrats John Bell Williams and Albert Watson. The push echoes a 1925 GOP purge of Progressive legislators, with Johnson signaling support for stripping party rights.
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John Bell Williams
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Albert W. Watson
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Adam Clayton Powell
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Sam Rayburn
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Frank Thompson
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Living Today- By Arlie B. Davidson
Do not pretend to be considerate cooperative or saintly while living by a low moral standard. Hypocrisy may bring popularity or fast help, but you risk losing in the end through false showmanship and public sham. Practice fairness respect honesty and tolerance in daily life and in church.
Coral Galleon Hoard Recovered Off Cape Canaveral
A Florida treasure team recovered silver bullion gold jewelry and eight Spanish galleon era artifacts from a coral encrusted wreck off Cape Canaveral linked to the 1715 silver fleet.
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Great Society ideas traced by Wallas in a 19th century frame
The article reviews David Lawrence’s interpretation of Wallas and Kebyes on the Great Society, noting that 50 years earlier practical visionaries believed trade and security would raise global happiness. It discusses production shifts, urban life, and how happiness as a social criterion challenges both policy and leadership today.
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Rejoicing in misery marks GOP analysis in Washington
William S. White argues the Republican party is overreacting to its losses, overstating its illness and missing a centrism path. He pins blame on self serving doctors, contrasts Goldwater and Miller with moderates, and calls for moderate, responsible leadership to win back a broad electorate.
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This Day In History December 11 1964 and notable events
On Dec 11 1964 the 346th day of the year is noted and events from 1944 mention Finnish armistice terms with Russia. Five decades past reports cover the Alabama Christian Endeavor convention at Westminster Church with delegates from North Alabama. Ten years ago a Decatur council bid for bridge reflooring and canal street work is cited along with a 1953 state cost of living bonus reference.
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Endeavor
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Athens
Decatur
W. S. Reeves and Son
Canal St
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