Florence police seek two white men in alleged Salvation Army theft
Florence police asked Decatur to watch for two white men who allegedly stole a adding machine a Royal typewriter and a portable television from the Salvation Army. The suspects were described driving a white pickup with Hertz signs on the doors. Charges are expected against two youths for stealing a newspaper rack from Little Ernies Restaurant Friday night.
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Florence
Decatur
Salvation Army
Little Ernie’s
Homer Brumback
Bold Faith Needed to Revive Christianity’s Boldness
C E M Joad warned ministers that to reach contemporary audiences Christianity must present a bold, authoritative creed. The text laments modern lukewarm faith and urges a Pentecost renewal through reliance on the Holy Spirit to restore courage, purpose, and joy in believers.
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C.E.M. Joad
Peter
John
Paul
Christ
Pusey
Harvard
Budget cuts top Johnson White House drive
President Johnson pushes a sweeping budget cut plan to Congress aiming to trim at least 730 million dollars in 48 hours across major agencies. Officials say 1965 spending may still exceed 1964 by about 2 billion despite Cabinet pressure for savings.
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Washington
SAP
Pres Dent
Phri Us
R Ming
Johnson
Congress
Defense Department
Agriculture Department
Atomic Energy Commission
Post Office
Veterans Administration
Rusk Sees Modest Optimism for 1964 Peace Efforts
Secretary of State Dean Rusk spoke in a recorded interview predicting 1964 will be a sober search for peace amid dangerous East West disputes. He cited Berlin Cuba and South Vietnam as volatile issues and noted no early summit between Johnson and Khrushchev is likely.
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Washington
Secreoy
Dean Rusk
Rusk
Cuba
Kazushige Hirasawa
Berlin
Germany
South
Viet Nam
U.N
Geneva
Johnson
Khrushchev
Peking
Invasion Jitters Ease as Turkish Planes Fly Over Nicosia
Cyprus reports easing invasion jitters though three Turkish marked jets buzzed the capital at dawn. U N Security Council met over Cyprus warlike charges while British and U S envoys reviewed the situation.
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Hal McClure
Nicosia
Cyprus
Turkey
Mediterranean
Ankara
Foreign Ministry
Old Tensions Discourage Chancellor
Chancellor Ludwig Erhard voiced discouragement over Soviet responses to Western efforts to ease tensions during talks with President Johnson. The White House said the remark referred to past dynamics, not closed to future overtures, while noting disagreement on the limited nuclear test ban treaty. The leaders met at the LBJ ranch to pursue peace and security, with Germany showing backing for a multination nuclear force despite France's cool stance.
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Douglas B. Cornell
Associated Press
Johnson City, Tex
Ludwig Erhard
Johnson
Erhard
Karl Gunther von
Hase
White House
Pierre Salinger
Berlin
Salinger
Germany
United States
LBJ
Range
Texas
U.S
France
MLF
von Hase
Ludwig I Hard
Bergstrom Afb
Lyndon B. Johnson
Tax cut could lift national output by 26 billion says NPA
The National Planning Association forecasts a 4 percent rise in gross national product to about 610 billion if tax cuts pass early in 1964 retroactive to January 1. Gerhard Colm, the group’s chief economist, warns a failed assumption would lower the gain. Unemployment remains near 5.6 percent despite 1963 gains.
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Washington
National Planning Association
Gerhard Colm
NPA
President's Council of Economic Advisers
Colm
Wall Visits May Continue
German officials in both halves of Berlin signaled readiness to discuss extending past January 5 the one day West Berlin visit permit. 250000 West Berliners visited East Berlin for Christmas. 840000 permits issued for eastward trips. East Germans attempting to flee were shot. West Berlin hope for further easing.
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John O. Koehler
Berlin
West Berlin
West Germany
Athenagoras Pope Paul Meeting Nears Historic Tie
Vatican City AP reports a near certainty of a papal envoy meeting with Orthodox Patriarch Athenagoras as Pope Paul VI visits the Holy Land. The encounter, first since 1472, signals a milestone in Christian amity even if the Holy Land meeting does not occur. Pope Paul may recite the Angelus at noon with the envoy.
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Eugene Levin
Vatican City
Paul VI
Constantinople
Athenagoras I
Istanbul
Holy Land
Paul
Athenagoras
Thiatiron
Rome
Patriarchate of
Con
Vatican
Palestine
Pope Paul
Get a Frigidaire washer and dryer at Robinsons on 2nd Ave
Advertises Frigidaire washer and dryer set with budget terms available at Robinsons on 2nd Avenue. Includes brief note of promotional pricing and installment options for local customers.
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Robinson's
2Nd Ave
Three Killed In State Mishaps
Three people died in Alabama weekend accidents. Ernest Sledge age 42 was killed when his speeding car hit a stray cow on Alabama 28 west of Livingston. Ada Marie Doris Jaco 66 of Winona Mississippi died in a two car crash on U S 43 and Alabama 24 in Russellville. Daisy Emanuel 80 burned to death when her clothing caught fire while starting a heater in her Mobily home.
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Associated Press
Alabama
Ernest Sledge
Livingston
Ada Marie Doris Jaco
Winona
Miss
U.S. 43
Ala
Russellville
Daisy Emanuel
Jewish Leader Accuses Utilities of Discrimination
A M Sonnabend president of the American Jewish Committee accused about 50 large utilities of discriminating against Jews and other minority groups in hiring and promotion. He cited a discriminatory climate and named firms including American Telephone and Telegraph Consolidated Edison and Western Union Telegraph.
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New York
A. M. Sonnabend
American Jewish Committee
Boston
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