Tourism Equals $100000 Payroll Benefit in Tuscaloosa
A dozen tourists daily bring economic benefits to the town equivalent to an annual payroll of 100000 dollars for the community.
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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1963
Page
4
House votes to keep Rules Committee at 15 members
The House preserved a 15 member Rules Committee, enabling full floor votes on proposed legislation. The 39 vote margin reflected broad support for limiting minority rule and making the committee a servant, not a master, of the House. Alabama Democrats Jones Elliott Rains Roberts backed the administration against Republican threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
House Rules Committee
Kennedy
Alabama
House
Bob Jones
Carl Elliott
Albert Rains
Kenneth Roberts
Jones
Elliott
Rains
Roberts
Congress
McNamara
A. F. of L
Senate
Rackets Committee
Karl Munaz
N. D
Barry Goldwater
Ariz
Detroit
AFL
Jimmy Hoffa
Mundt
Goldwater
Eisenhower
Ike
MccNamara
Matt Neely
W. Va
Lyndon Johnson
Kennedy plans push for tax cuts amid uneven economy
The Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta reports Sixth District states Alabama Florida Georgia Louisiana Mississippi and Tennessee show slow growth with softer manufacturing payrolls and farm activity. The memo notes consumer spending and loan growth but warns many areas face weaker conditions as Kennedy looks for policy to restart the economy.
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Kennedy
Congress
United States
North Alabama
Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta
Federal Reserve District
Alabama
Florida
Georgia
Louisiana
Mississippi
Tennessee
Kennedy Administra
Washington Calling Trees Block Clear View Of The Forest
Washington columnist assesses President Kennedy’s half term, arguing the central issue is whether he will pursue moderate or immoderate domestic policy. The piece contrasts Cold War steadiness with pressures from urban blocs and warns against alienating Congress and public opinion.
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Washington
William S. White
Kennedy
Congress
Cuba
Talkytalk
White House
Harry S.°yre
Truman
Living Today: Principles Adults Teach Children
Principles for parents to instill in children include obligation to self and others, playing by rules, respecting rights, accepting limits, sacrificing personal desires for the common good, and practicing fair treatment to lift moral standards and stabilize lives.
Death and Taxes Stir Senate Battle Over Ke nnedy Era Oil Policies
Washington notes duel between Pat McNamara Michigan and Russell Long Louisiana as they succeed Kerr and Long on key committees. McNamara faces oil and race stances while Long presses for education housing and anti monopoly steps, with oil interests and Alaska statehood at stake.
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Drew Pearson Washington
Congress
Bob Kerr
Oklahoma
Pat McNamara
Pipe Fitters Union
Detroit
Public Works Committee
Russell Long
Huey Long
Louisiana
Finance Committee
McNamara
Senate
Long
Michigand
Rusell Long
Kerr
Harry Byrd
Mississippi
Kefauver
Tennessee
Richard Nixon
China
Allen Ellender
Russell
Gulf of Mexico
Tidelands Oil
Alaska
Martin Lands Four Solons
James D. Martin commends four Alabama Democrats Reps Armistead Selden George Grant George Huddleston and George Andrews for voting against enlarging the House Rules Committee. He notes party opposition and praises their courage in resisting Mayhall influence.
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Birmingham
Alabama
James D. Martin
Gadsden
U.S. Senate
Martin
U.S
Armistead Selden
George Grant
George Huddleston
George Andrews
House Rules Committee
National Democrats
Rules Committee
Roy Mayhall
Jasper
Republican Party
Negro Fleeing Jail Wears Red Striped Pajamas
Montgomery authorities searched for 26 year old Leon Tucker and five others after a jail escape. The man fled Montgomery City Jail dressed in red striped pajamas while being held for questioning in connection with ten safe burglaries reported in the area over the last month.
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Montgomery
Ste
Leon Tucker
Rural education priority prompts state letter to editor
A Decatur Daily forum letter urges prioritizing rural schools and consolidation plans to educate children for a science era. The writer advocates district social clubs repurposed as centers while cautioning against using school funds for politics or real estate schemes. James C. Vassar signs the letter from Montgomery.
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New Consolidated High Schools
Bank Report of Condition and Capital Accounts
I. W. L. Standridge, Cashier, declares this report of condition true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief. W. L. Standridge, Cashier. Assets pledged to secure liabilities amount to 15,354,689.62 dollars with other liabilities totaling 1,854,521.60 dollars.
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