Former 42nd Cates Division to Meet in Huntsville
Dee Le and former members of the 42nd Cates Division plan a Saturday gathering at the Holiday Inn in Huntsville to observe the 167th Infantry Regiment’s World War I action. The city recorder lists docketed offenses including disorderly conduct gambling intoxicated driving and license violations. Weekend sheriff arrests included highway intoxication public drunkenness reckless driving and other charges.
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Huntsville
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Junta Talks To Khanh On Ouster
South Viet Nam's new junta pressed to oust armed forces chief Nguyen Khanh keep him from leaving the country. Dalat talks and threats of paratroop action dominated overnight sessions as Saigon airport area saw troops and antiaircraft deployed amid continuing power struggles within the Armed Forces Council.
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Peter Arnett
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Nguyen Khanh
Armed Forces
Armed Forces Council
Dalat
South Jet Nam
Ter
Armedorces Council
Nguyen Chanh Thi
Nguyen Cao Ky
5Th Cavalry
Civilian Leaders Still Untouched in South Viet Nam
Washington reports confirm U S support for Saigon's civilian government amid generals turmoil. President Johnson kept informed as Lt Gen Nguyen Khanh is ousted and Premier Phan Huy Quat's government remains intact. U S aid to Vietnam continues.
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Armed Forces Council
Nguyen Khanh
Khanh
U.S
Phan Huy Quat
United States
Police guard in NYC and Chicago after Malcolm X slaying
Police in New York and Chicago kept wary guard after Malcolm X was slain at a Harlem meeting. An assailant was killed by gunfire. a man was charged with homicide. FBI identified a suspect as Almadge Hayer alias Thomas Hayer, 22, of Paterson NJ.
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Chicago
Malcolm X
Homcide
FBI
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Malcolm
Harlem
Queens
Audubon Ballroom
Upper Manhattan
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Death Manner Fits Description of Malcolm X Assassination
In an AP profile adapted from a remembered interview, Malcolm X warned a year earlier of hostile forces seeking to kill him. He described the clandestine violence within the Black Muslim movement and recounted an alleged nonvoluntary departure from the sect. He spoke during a March flight from Washington to New York, later slain in public.
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New York
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Jules Loh
Malclm X
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Diary Advice on Marital Courtesy and Self-Reflection
A reader asks why her husband becomes irritable and distant. The adviser urges mutual courtesy, self examination, prayer, and possible physical or spiritual factors, noting that wives may be courteous publicly yet irritable at home.
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Billy Sunday
Boy Dies In Athens Blaze
In Athens a frame house at 310 Bridgeford Street burned and a one year old Negro boy, Boriford Benford, died. Coroner Charlie Sammett said the child was found under a bed by Fire Chief A E Bumpus as firefighters fought the blaze. The grandmother said she left the infant a moment earlier to visit a neighbor. The coroner noted the baby likely crawled off the bed and rolled beneath it. He arrived at 9 15 a m after the fire truck passed by en route to the scene.
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Winford Turner
Athens
Bridgeford St
Coro
Charlie Sammett
Boriford
Gladys Benford
A. E. Bumpus
Sammet
Bumpus
Hays Widow Is Awarded Funds
Frances S. Hays received 11800 from the state following the slaying of Conservation Officer Loyd Hays near Flint Creek Morgan County. Hays was killed by Billy Boulden after confronting him with a white girl. Citizens had raised over 6000 for a memorial fund. See HAYS on Page 2
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Frances S. Hays
Loyd Hays
Flint Creek
Morgan County
State Board of Adjustment
Hays
Somerville
Boulden
Convicts Escape From Road Gang Near Maples Bridge
Authorities searched the ELEMONT A section for two Negro convicts who jumped a state road gang near Maples Bridge on Alabama 217 shortly before noon. Bloodhounds from Marshall County assisted Decatur post units of the Alabama Highway Patrol, but names and details remained unavailable.
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Elemont
Here
Maples Bridge
Alabama
Marshall County
Decatur
Alabama’ Highway Patrol
Children recall George Washington’s home on his Birthday
Decatur Daily photographer and city editor surveyed children's knowledge of the father of the nation on the eve of his birthday. Most kids answered Washington lived in Washington DC or guessed Mount Vernon as his home.
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George Washington
Decatur Daily
Jim Taylor
Washington
Mount Vernon
D.C
Melinda Thompson
Seldon Thompson
Magnolia St. SE
Lee
Birthday Club Offer at McDonald Drive-In
An ad promotes a Birthday Club for customers under 12 and over 60, tied to McDonald Drive-In on 6th Ave. Adv text is partially visible with promotional focus on age-based club benefits.
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McDonal Drive-In
6Th Ave
Cold snap hits North Alabama as 22 degree drop
Sunday across North Alabama saw a rapid 22 degree plunge from 64 degrees at 2 PM to 42 by 5 PM as a new cold wave moved through the South. The Weather Bureau in Huntsville forecast a high near 40 and a low around 20 tonight with a warming trend expected Tuesday. Sunday's extremes were 64 and 29.
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North Alabama
Weather Bureau
Southland
Mercury
U.S
Huntsville
Ulbricht visits Egypt amid Arab West Germany crisis
East German President Walter Ulbricht sails to Cairo to meet President Gamal Abdel Nasser amid strain in relations between West Germany and Arab states. Pope Paul VI elevates 27 to cardinals increasing College of Cardinals to 103. Alabama liquor sales fall nearly 10 percent year over year, with a possible rebound ahead. President Johnson speaks to youth noting challenges different and tougher than those faced before.
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Walter Ulbricht
Egypt
Gamel Abdel ‘Nasser
West Germany
Vatican City
Paul VI
College of Cardinals
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