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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1964

Page

3

Humphrey Leads Balloting in Democratic VP Talk

Sen Hubert H Humphrey topped the balloting with 1855 votes in a national poll of Democratic county chairmen fueling speculation Johnson might pick Sargent Shriver as running mate Kennedy aides voiced caution noting Robert Kennedy was close behind with 166 votes and dark horse possibilities Jai Stevenson and Robert Wagner were also mentioned The results highlight the shifting support around Shriver Kennedy and Ted Kennedy in the vice presidential chatter.

Frank Cormier Johnson City Tex Hubert H. Humphrey Johnson John F Sargent Shriver Peace Corps Shriver Robert F. Kennedy Humphrey Senate Jai E. Stevenson Robert F. Wagner New York Robert Kennedy Edward M Ted) Kennedy Massachusetts John F. Kennedy Kennedy Khrushchev Becaue

Marlowan View of Khrushchev and Western Leaders

James Marlow traces Khrushchev's New Year greetings from Eisenhower Kennedy and Johnson, noting gaps between promises and actions. He highlights Berlin tensions the wall crisis 1961 62 Cuban missile missteps and the 1963 nuclear test ban treaty and hot line setup shaping U.S.-Soviet relations.

James Marlow Associated Press Washington Khrushchev Eisenhower Kennedy Johnson Barents Sea Russia Vienna Berlin East West Berlin United States Cuba White House Kremlin

Quality in Southern colleges and a New Year goal

Amid New Year bowl game chat the piece weighs Southern regional college strength and calls for clearer quality standards. It cites 21 proposed metrics from Winslow Hatch and notes institutional traits like academic freedom and strong teaching as keys to better life. A Maryland college president urges concrete programs over exhortations. A paper strip device and paper yarns are noted as new textile methods.

South U.S. Office of Education Winslow R. Hatch America Atto F. Kraushaar Goucher College Maryland

Rockefeller poised to face Goldwater in NH primary push

Gov. Nelson Rockefeller sails into Portsmouth for a major address as he anticipates Sen. Barry Goldwater’s decision to enter the New Hampshire primary on March 10. Campaign chair Hugh Gregg challenges Goldwater to debates while Rockefeller tours Portsmouth and Concord before a New York City trip.

Portsmouth N.H Nelson A. Rockefeller New York New Hampshire Barry Goldwater Arizona Rockefeller Goldwater Phoenix Ariz Hugh Gregg Gregg Sen. Goldwater Young Republican Club Concord New York City Kennedy

Elkmont Man Is Picked Best Farmer 1963

Athens Jaycees select Billy Maples of Elkmont as outstanding young farmer for 1963. He runs a 1,100 acre farm with registered Angus cattle and is father of three. Announcement by Pat Waldrop Albert Heasett and Hoy Williamson Jr. confirms the choice.

Athens Jaycees Billy Maples Maples Jaycee Selection Committee Pat Waldrop Albert Heasett Hoy Williamson, Jr

Two One Car Crashes Reported In Local Area

The Decatur Post of the Alabama State Troopers reported two single vehicle accidents in a four county area. At 7:15 p.m. a 1964 Chevrolet driven by Clarice A. Fisher 43 of Wisconsin struck near Decatur on U.S. 31 causing minor injuries and about 100 dollars in damage. A 1962 Comet wreck occurred at 10:30 p.m. two miles east of Moulton with the driver unidentified in the report.

Decatur Post Alabama State Troopers Decatur U.S Clarice A. Fisher Wisconsin Moulton

Youth Escapes Injury As Car Damages Reported

William Hurst, 18, of Ft Gordon Ga was not injured. His car sustained $800 in damage in the accident.

William Hurst Gordon, Ga

Social Security Coverage of Civilian Workers Reaches 86.3 Percent

Census Bureau estimates as of March 1962 show 86.3 percent of paid civilian employees covered by Social Security. The data highlight broad participation in social insurance programs among the workforce.

The Census Bureau

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