Johnson calls end to cold war and global crusade
President Johnson addressed the United Nations in New York pledging continued U.S. support for the UN and a worldwide effort to conquer hunger disease and ignorance. He asserted the assassin’s bullet did not alter US resolve and spoke of a modern New Deal to build a better world.
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Douglas B. Cornell
Associated Press
United Nations, N. Y
Johnson
U.S
United Nations
General Assembly
John F. Kennedy
United States
Alter
Kennedy
U.N
Gift To Jairus And His Wife
Deep sorrow pervaded the elegant home of Jairus the synagogue ruler in Capernaum as his 12 year old daughter lay near death. Jairus pleads with Jesus to heal her, and though she dies on the way home Jesus revives her, restoring life and joy to the bereaved couple.
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Jairus
Capernaum
Jesus
Nazarene
Israel
Peter
James
John
Phoenix Girls Rally To Buy Leo The Lion From Zoo
Twelve Phoenix girls aged 8 to 13 form a club to buy Leo the abandoned lion a new enclosure. They plan to raise 16 000 dollars after earlier fundraisers including a backyard circus and art show netting 19 35 and 153 02 respectively. They continue selling homemade ties as they push toward the target and hope Leo gets a real outdoor space.
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Phoenix Zoo
Zoo
Leo
Laela Bell
Jacque Webster
Jean Ann Bell
Alava Bell
Car Crash Involving Moses Houston Hooks On 1st Ave
A northbound vehicle on 1st Ave turning onto Grant St struck by another car driven by Mae D Roberts at 5 09 PM Monday. The report notes resume decorating contest coupon deadline and police pickup of an English bicycle from James Robinson’s yard at 6 50 AM.
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1St Ave
Grant Street
Moses Houston Hooks
Bruce St
Mae D. Roberts
Moulton
James Robinson
McCartney
Democracy and Christianity in modern governance
Arnold Toynbee frames democracy as a leaf from Christianity. The speaker argues democracy shares Christian ideas like freedom with responsibility, dignity of the individual, and the power of the governed to choose leaders, while acknowledging human flaws in any system.
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Arnold Toynbee
Jesus
God
Warren Commission to probe FBI JFK findings
The Presidential Investigating Commission plans to examine the FBI report on President Kennedy's assassination. Chief Justice Earl Warren said the panel will build a legal staff to review the evidence and scrutinize FBI work rather than accept its conclusions.
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Washington
FBI
John F. Kennedy
Presidential Investigating Commission
Earl Warren
Board of Inquiry
Warren
Commission
Market News Snapshot From Early Trading Session
New York stocks opened higher with active trading while bonds were mixed. Commodities moved with cotton up and Chicago wheat down, soybeans mixed, hogs steady to slightly weaker, and slaughter steers holding near 23.50 with some softening.
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New York
Frigidaire Ad Promises Complete Line at Robinson's
An advertisement touts Frigidaire appliances with a full line available at Robinson's on 2nd Ave. The notice highlights ongoing sales and invites customers to view the complete collection in-store.
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Robinson's
2Nd Ave
Red Conviction Is Overturned By Federal Appeals Court
A federal appeals court in Washington overturned the conviction of the Communist party for failing to register as an agent of the Soviet Union. The ruling by the Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia addressed legal standards for foreign agent registration and the party's prior actions.
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Washington
Communist Party
Soviet Union
Legends of Oakville buried under Indian mound told
John Knox discusses legends about a town named Oakville that allegedly sank beneath the earth in the old mound’s shadow on John Wiley’s farm near Danville in Wednesday’s DAILY.
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John Wiley
Danville
Oakville
John Knox
Four Suspects Give Up Quick In Alabama Murder Case
Four ex-carnival workers surrendered near Buckholts Texas after a manhunt for the murder of Leonard Culpepper in Cuba Alabama. The captured men were Dezo John Lokos Clarence Cecil Coon Gerald J Eaton and Harold Leon Edwards who confessed to the shooting and disposal of Culpepper in a well. Mrs Culpepper was also dumped after the robbery.
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Cameron
Tex
Carnival
Buckholts
Texas
Texas Ranger
Peoples
Dezo John Lokos
Clarence Cecil Coon
College City
Calif
Gerald J. Eaton
Harold Leon Edwards
Randlett
Okla
Alabama
Sumter County
W. A. Bratton
Leonard Culpepper
Cuba
Ala
Conviction Sheds Light on Subversive Activities Case
The government must prove a volunteer was available to register for the party under the 1950 Subversive Activities Control Act. The defense argued no one would come forward due to potential self-incrimination. The party faced a maximum $120,000 fine, with $10,000 per day for 12 counts and $10,000 for failing to disclose party officers members and finances.
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Communist Party
Electrolux vacuums offer sham poos and polishes
Classified ad promotes 1964 Electrolux vacuums with 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
Johnson suffers first setback in foreign aid fight
The House cut foreign aid by 800 million dollars a setback for President Johnson in his drive. He blamed Congress and looked to the Senate to recover the losses.
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Washington
Johnson
Capitol Hill
Congress
Senate
House
Gallion faces decision on possible I C C post
Former Alabama attorney general MacDonald Gallion said it is not definite he will go to Washington after reports he was offered a post on the Interstate Commerce Commission by President Johnson. McNamara warned that the United States nuclear arsenal could devastate Russian society if a surprise attack occurred.
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Montgomery
Alabama Atty
MacDonald Gallion
Washington
Gallion
Interstate Commerce Commission
Johnson
Paris
Robert S. McNamara
U.S
West
Widow testifies of profit split with Baker over stock
A blonde widow told Senate investigators that she and her husband split a 54889 stock profit with former Senate aide Robert G. Baker, though Baker reportedly invested no money of his own.
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Washington
Senate
Robert G. Baker
Model Mine Explosion Kills Nine in Utah
Nine coal miners died and one injured in a blast at a model Utah mine near Helper. The explosion at the face of the east shaft followed by a gas pocket or coal dust ignition, with authorities noting no explosives were used. Jesus Nunez survived with injuries.
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R. Greg Nokes Helper
Utah
James Diamanti
State Industrial Commission
Moab
Jesus Nunez
Diamanti
Wreck Fatal To Two Near Somerville Alabama
John Ray Burden 36 and Windle Baker 17, both of Baileyton, died Monday night when their pickup collided with a tractor truck on Alabama 67, 12 miles east of Somerville. They were pronounced dead on arrival at Arab Hospital at 6 30 p.m. Troopers reported the tractor jackknifed before impact.
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John Ray Burden
Windle Baker
Baileyton 1
Ala
Somerville
Arab Hospital
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