Katsanga Crisis Deepens As Tshombe Edges Toward UN
Elisabethville Katanga AP President Tshombe, under house arrest, moves with a UN column toward Sakania to urge his scattered troops to abstain from resisting. The UN seeks free movement and warns of action if Kolwezi installations are threatened.
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Kennedy Wins House Rules Battle in Congress
The Kennedy administration claims a first victory as the House votes 235 to 196 to expand the Rules Committee to 15 members, giving Kennedy allies a likely 8-7 edge. Speaker John McCormack secures his notable win, while Republicans threaten broader opposition to Kennedy policy amid a looming budget clash.
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Why Jesus Faced Critics and Enemies
The text explains that human nature often rejects the best while embracing the worst. It cites Barabbas and the crucifixion as examples and notes that despite Jesus being divine today, many still reject Him. It argues the conflict is the struggle between Jesus' purity and humanity's sin, a timeless clash.
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State Solons Split On Rules
Washington AP Alabama congressmen split four to four on keeping the House Rules Committee at 15 instead of 12. Voting for the larger panel were Elliott Jones Rains and Roberts. opposing were Andrews Grant Huddleston and Selden.
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Budget Office Audit Ordered by Chief State Examiner
Chief State Examiner Ralph P. Eagerton said he has ordered an audit of state budget office records on his own initiative to inform the legislature if interested. He emphasized that politics is not involved while a senator warns of a deficit forecast in the general fund.
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Hartselle Eyes Delicatessen Licenses Amid Blue Law Push
A Hartselle councilman and local grocers seek state licenses to operate delicatessens as city officials review blue law implications. City Clerk Sherrill notes grocers discussed licenses yesterday. council to address the issue at Friday’s 5 p.m. meeting.
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Highway State Is Held Poor By Incoming Director Rodgers
Ed N. Rodgers told the Civitan Club that Alabama's highway program faces a dire financial outlook. He cited rising debt, past bond obligations, 100 percent state funding of roads, and a 1952 license tag law as harming the department. He asked for $65 million in new funds over four years to access federal matching aid.
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Oleg Cassini Twists Through Spring Collection
Oleg Cassini, Jacqueline Kennedy’s dress designer, headlines press week with a lively show blending body-conscious silhouettes and daring necklines. He touts closer fits while unveiling rainwear in Italian silk prints, featuring coats and dress-suits with cloud-patterned fabrics.
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Benefits of 4H Drive Are Revealed
Alabama 4H Club president Bob Alverson announced a new 4H Foundation 3 million fund drive to boost youth in Alabama. He and Jana Howard highlighted the large state membership of 132000 and the aim to be the best in the nation.
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Liston Rejects April Rematch in Favor of May Baltimore Bout
Sonny Liston rejected an April 4 rematch with Floyd Patterson and preferred a May fight in Baltimore. Liston and his adviser echoed the plan in New York as the swap was announced.
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