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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1964

Page

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Grenier resigns RNC post to lead Alabama GOP

John Grenier, who rose to executive director of the Republican National Committee, resigns to return to a Birmingham law office. He cites need to reinforce Alabama GOP gains and bolster candidates in 1966, while praising Dean Burch and warning of Goldwater fallout shaping state politics.

John Grenier Republican National Committee Birmingham Grenier Goldwater Alabama John Sparkman GOP Dean Burch Burch Versas Wallace Senator Hill

Law Violations Fear Claimed In Testimony

Selma a state investigator testified that racial tension last July brought fear of law and order breakdown. The defense witness in a civil rights suit said he saw a free reporter and a white photographer at a church grounds where a meeting led to violence.

Selma Rufus Head State Public Safety Department Justice Department Dallas James A. Hare Cir Lcuit Blanchard McLeod Jim Clark Bernard Reyn Head Jerry Demuth Atlanta David Prince Atta Oibers Dallas Ty George Stoves Protion National States Rights Party L. C

Lion Oil chain theft reported by George Wright

George Wright told police he reported a Wednesday night chain theft valued at 47 dollars from his Lion Oil outlet. The note appears in a diary on page 2.

George Wright

New Soviet Leaders Hit Economic Dissent in Kremlin

A deputy told the Supreme Soviet that the new Kremlin regime repeats Khrushchev era economic mistakes. Premier Kosgin claimed progress and that problems are being overcome despite deputies noting shortcomings in the system.

Moscow Supreme Soviet Kremlin Nikita Khrushchev Alexei N. Kosgin

Army Reserve Protests Rise

Washington AP reports Defense Department advances Saturday announcement on drastic streaming of Army Reserve and National Guard. Secretary McNamara set a morning news conference amid ROA calls for full investigation and public hearings before any plan is acted on.

Washington Defense Department Army Reserve and National Guard Robert S. McNamara Reserve Officers Association Johnson ROA

Legaway Electrolux Now Gift of a Lifetime Ad

An advertisement promoting a sales offer titled Legaway Electrolux Now. The notice references Leve and Glenn Butler with a contact number 353-9579 and Box 15. The ad emphasizes securing a lifetime gift opportunity.

Glenn Butler

Spring Hill Chapel and its forgotten burial ground

In a Sunday Daily feature John Knox visits Spring Hill near Decatur in North Alabama. The piece uncovers early church links south of Tennessee, notes the prewar record loss, and highlights the county’s pioneer burials preserved in the old cemetery.

Spring Hill Decatur Tennessee Alabama John Knox

U N Headquarters Hit by Bazooka Rocket in Queens

A bazooka fired from Queens exploded harmlessly in the East River near United Nations headquarters during chaotic Cuban refugee protests. Police overpowered a would-be female assassin while others removed a Soviet flag desecration outside the building as Ernesto Guevara spoke inside.

Arthur Everett NEW York United Nations East River Queens Tass

Wild Man Wipes Out His Family in Auburn

Police report a 40 year old man named John Offenburg killed his four children and wife and wounded himself critically in a berserk attack at his Auburn home. The attacker reportedly asked for an autopsy on his own body as officers arrived and then shot himself. The crime occurred Friday evening and officials note a prior mental condition.

Auburn N.Y John Offenburg Offenburg

Excise Tax Cut Eyed for 1965 in Senate Talks

Senator Henor Jones and Senator Sparkman foresee a $2 billion excise tax cut next fiscal year as labor legislation sits in a new 89th Congress. They doubt swift action on consumer credit control or broad labor measures, noting past farm bill efforts and ongoing work on an adequate bill. The Decatur Chamber panel discussed operating budget goals through 1966 and beyond.

Henor Jones Congress Jones Sparkman Sen Sparkman

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