Three-Car Crash Damages Cars on Jackson Street
A Wednesday 1 30 p m crash on Jackson Street SE involved a 1955 Oldsmobile driven by Clayton Rouse 20, a parked 1956 Pontiac owned by R A Lowrey, and a parked 1956 Chevrolet owned by Jamies D Tuten. The Oldsmobile and Pontiac suffered heavy damage while the Chevrolet had light damage. No injuries were reported. Mrs Irene Powell of 824 6th Ave SE was dismissed from Hartselle Hospital Wednesday. See DIARY on Page 2.
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Jackson St
Oldsmobile
Clayton Rouse
5Th Ave
R. A. Lowrey
48Th Place
Central Park
Birmingham
Jamies D. Tuten
Endlam Blvd
Pontiac
Chevrolet
Irene Powell
6Th Ave
Hartselle Hospital
President Johnson hunts deer at LBJ Ranch and monitors Cyprus crisis
President Johnson rose before dawn to hunt in Blanco County and shot a buck on his ranch. A guest, former Gov. Buford Ellington, also bagged a deer. The president then led a busy morning of calls to Washington, monitored Cyprus developments with Secretary Rusk, and ordered a federal job cutback over 18 months. A.W. Moursand joined the trip, and discussions with Ellington could influence future roles.
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Johnston City
Tex
Johnson
Buford Ellington
Tennessee
Blanco County
LBJ
Washington
Develments
Cyprus
Ellington
A.W. Moursand
Moursand
Dean Rusk
LBJ Ranch
Cyprus crisis cools as troops meet amid fire
Britain orders more troops to Cyprus while Greek Turkish forces clash but cease fire holds. NATO allies debate crisis in Paris as Turkish and Greek commanders confer in Nicosia. In Charleston a Christmas fire kills 12 in the Walter Johnson family.
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Britain
NATO
Greece
Turkey
Paris
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Permanent Council
United Nations
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Cemal Gursel
Johnson
Associated Press
Walter Johnson
Charleston
S.C
Spring Lake
Mich
Muncie
Ind
Michelle Johnson
Joretta
Jesus Explained Parables to Reveal Spiritual Truth
Jesus used parables not to hide truth but to clarify it for listeners who are open to God. He noted that many spiritual ears and eyes are dulled by selfishness and distance from God, yet he can grant understanding to those who seek Him.
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Jesus
God
Isaiah
Thieves Fail To Take A Holiday
Thieves breached the second floor building housing H and H Walgreen and Beneficial Finance Co through the roof at night. They torn open a safe and a cash box in the Beneficial office and fled with an unknown amount. A larger cash box later found in an alley behind Waldo's Beauty Center contained checks and ledger cards. Beneficial Finance supervisor Raymond E. Evans said the safe was valued over 700 dollars and cashier money insured up to 200 dollars each. King was away in Kentucky for Christmas and returned around noon today.
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H&h Walgreen
2Nd Ave
Beneficial Finance Co
Waldo’s Beauty Center
Raymond E. Evans
Beneficial Finance
Alabama
Evans
Beneficial
S. L. King
King
Kentucky
Decatur
Market Snapshot New York and Chicago Trading Summary
New York stocks were higher with moderate gains as bonds stayed steady. Cotton traded quietly while wheat eased in new crop months, corn and oats held firm, soybeans rose on light offerings. hog and slaughter steer prices showed modest strength, with hogs up to 50 cents and steers at a top of 24 dollars.
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New York
Chicago
Five Ten Thousand Cross Wall Despite Shooting
About 50,000 West Berliners crossed into East Berlin by noon despite the Christmas Day killing of a young East German who tried to escape over the Berlin wall. The day after Christmas, a holiday, kept flows high as gates opened at 6 a.m. and visitors lined across two blocks at one crossing point. East German guards remained courteous, smiles noted as the 16 day visiting period began by agreement between West Berlin and East Germany.
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East Berlin
Berlin Wall
West Germany
Erich Mende
West Berlin
East Germany
Red
Goldwater accuses Johnson of pressuring Congress
Senator Barry Goldwater blasts President Johnson as trying to stampede Congress and claims some lawmakers serve as his personal errand boys. Business activity rebounds after a November lag, set to post strong gain in year end. Jacob J. Shubert, famed theatrical producer of a thousand shows, dies at 83 in Manhattan from a cerebral hemorrhage.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Johnson
Congress
New York
Jacob J. Shubert
Manhattan
Babson Forecast Clears 1964 With Civil Rights Battle
Babson forecasts a favorable 1964 with Johnson’s presidency gaining momentum, a Republican split at the convention, and Nixon briefly challenging Goldwater. He predicts a retroactive tax cut, a watered down civil rights bill, continued gains for Negroes through attitude shifts, rising government deficits, no major depression, and a Dow high with possible post election dips.
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United States
Congress
South
North
Peace Elusive On Christmas
Christians marked a 19th Christmas since World War II with prayers while signs of persistent conflict appeared. Berlin border deaths and thousands crossing into East Berlin contrasted with Cypriot tensions and Greek Turkish threats. Amid global unrest, Cairo welcomed Nasser’s Arab summit plan and South Vietnam fought on despite a 24 hour cease fire.
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Cairo
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Israel
Jordan River
Viet Nam
Christ
Paul VI
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