Ruby Bond Try Halted
Jack Ruby's defense withdrew its bid to free Ruby on bond and the court agreed to appoint a disinterested psychiatrist to examine him. The defense said the psychiatric exam was the purpose of the bond bid and noted the writ of habeas corpus hearing was dismissed without prejudice.
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Dallas
Jack Ruby
Kennedy
Ruby
Tom Howard
Melvin Belli
Howard
Lee Harvey Oswald
Oswald
Johnsons 1965 Budget Aims at Poverty and Deficits
President Johnson unveils a $97.9 billion fiscal 1965 budget targeting poverty with large tax cuts and defense reductions. The plan projects a $4.9 billion deficit, a national debt rise to $317 billion, and gains in output to about $623 billion aided by tax relief. It emphasizes pruning programs to fund anti poverty measures and maintain defense strength.
Barker couple attends funeral for great nephew David Hibbett
Mr and Mrs E C Barker of 216 7th Ave SW returned after funeral services for their great nephew David Hibbett who was killed in a crash involving a car and his motor scooter. The day’s other items note scout leadership training at St John s Episcopal Church and admission of Noah Gene Syrgley to the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary.
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E. C. Barker
7Th Ave
David Hibbett
St. John’s Episcopal Church
W. L. Hill
Tom Clyce
Noah Gene Srygley
C. H. Syrgley
5Th Ave
Decatur
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
Louisville
Why would a teen want to be disliked
The message says a friend who harms others for attention is craving love and validation. It explains that people prefer to be liked, cites biblical exhortations to kindness, and encourages explaining to the friend that love attracts love and Christ can foster loveliness.
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M.H
Christ
Outstanding Young Man Jaycees Honor Albert Brewer
Albert P. Brewer Alabama Speaker of the House named Decatur's Outstanding Young Man of 1963 by the Decatur Jaycees and awarded the Distinguished Service Award. Nominated by Civitan Club Chamber of Commerce Jaycees Rotary Club.
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Alabama
House of Representatives
Albert P. Brewer
Decatur
Decatur Jaycees
Gilmer Blackburn
Brewer
Decatur Junior Chamber of Commerce
Rep. Brewer
Civitan Club
Chamber of Commerce
Jaycees
Rotary Club
Big Problem Held Laziness Of Americans
Calvin D Johnson, consultant to the American Trucking Association in Washington, told Decatur Jaycees and their bosses at the Country Club last night that laziness is one of America's greatest problems. The meeting hosted the Jaycees Distinguished Service Award and Bosses Night banquet.
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America
Calvin D. Johnson
American Trucking Association
Washington
Decatur Junior Chamber of Commerce
Country Club
Jaycees
Insurance agent testifies stereo gift to Johnson in 1959
In a Senate briefing a local agent swore he gave Lyndon B. Johnson a stereo set costing over 500 dollars in 1959 at the suggestion of former aide Robert G. Baker. Birmingham council approves 1 percent occupational tax and new license fee for professionals. Edward R. Murrow resigns as head of the U S Information Agency and Carl Rowan named successor, becoming the highest ranking Black official in government.
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Washington
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Robert G. Baker
Washington (Ap
Edward R. Murrow
U.S. Information Agency
Carl Rowan
LBJ Proposes Nuclear Arms Freeze at Disarmament Talks
President Johnson urged the Soviet Union to join a new program to halt the nuclear arms race and prevent a world war. The plan includes a world treaty banning the use or threat of force in disputes and a freeze on production of nuclear delivery systems, prepared for delivery by William Foster.
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Michael Goldsmith
Geneva
Johnson
Soviet Union
U.S
William Foster
Frigidaire Buy the Best at Mson’s
Frigidaire promotions advertised with no money down and installment options. The notice hints at a sales pitch urging readers to purchase appliances with favorable payment terms.
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Mson’s
Building For Boys Crowded By MIKE FREEMAN City Editor
About 3:15 p m Monday the Boys Club crowded the Quon set type building to capacity as many spilled onto the outdoor court. Members discussed raising dues to start a new building, noting the club has just over 1 000 members and envisioning what a bigger facility could provide.
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Mike Freeman
British Send More Troops To Tanganyika Amid Calm
Britain rushed nearly 2,000 troops and an aircraft carrier to Tanganyika's borders as an army mutiny in Dar es Salaam faded. President Julius Nyerere was safe and to broadcast. mutiny left 14 dead and 120 injured, mainly Africans and Asians, with looting reported.
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London
Britain
Tanganyika
Associated Press
Dar Es Salaam
Tanganyikan
Julius Nyerere
Nyerere
British Broadcasting Corporation
T T Plans Are Hailed by Tennessee Leader
Governor Frank G Clement calls the proposed 281 million Tennessee Tombigbee Waterway essential and time saving linking the Tennessee and Tombigbee rivers. He says the waterway cuts across the space crescent aiding Huntsville's Marshall Space Flight Center and Redstone Arsenal with a water shortcut to Cape Kennedy and other space facilities.
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Frank G. Clement
Tennessee
Tennessee-Tombigbee
Moon
Clement
Tennessee Valley
Tombigbee Rivers
America
Space Crescent
Huntsville
Marshall Space Flight Center
Army Missile Command
Redstone Arsenal
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Markets At A Glance Irregular trading across stocks and grains
New York markets show irregular but fairly active stock trading. Bonds move higher moderately while cotton remains quiet. Chicago wheat declines on liquidation, corn remains firm with steady demand, oats show mixed but near steady trading, and soybeans weaken with stop loss selling.
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New York
Chicago
Msitty Aigady
Johnson budget seeks deficit cut and tax relief
Washington AP report outlines President Johnsons fiscal 1965 budget with a $4.0 billion deficit, spending of $97.9 billion and income of $93.0 billion. Planned tax cuts total $11.1 billion. Debt pegged at $311.8 billion by next June 30, rising to $317 billion in a year.
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Sterling F. Green
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Johnson
Congress
Washington
Johnson submits FY 1965 NASA budget to Congress
The proposed Fiscal Year 1965 budget includes more than 1.7 billion dollars, with a large portion slated for the NASA Marshall Space Flight Center.
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Johnson
Congress
Nasa-Marshall Space Flight Center
Johnson budget would cost Alabama families 1147
The Alabama Chamber of Commerce estimates the $97.9 billion proposed federal budget by President Johnson for the new fiscal year would shift about $1,147 of the cost to an average Alabama family.
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Montgomery
Alabama
Johnson
Alabama Chamber of Commerce
Johnson requests TVA funding and federal cuts in foreign aid
President Johnson recommended a 50.9 million dollar TVA appropriation for the year starting July 1, up from last year. He urged tax cuts to avert recession and a larger deficit, while proposing to cut 800 foreign aid jobs and 1,400 Agriculture Department positions, trimming aid to 5.1 billion dollars. He also sought 3.4 billion for new foreign aid funds, the smallest since the Marshall Plan began in 1948.
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Defense Department
Agriculture Department
Post Office
Atomic Energy Commission
Veterans Administration
Washington
Tennessee Valley Authority
Congress
Johnson
TVA
Congressional
John F
Butler's Vacuum Cleaner Service Offers Free Home Estimate
Butler's Vacuum Cleaner Service advertises a free in home estimate and provides the phone number 353 9579 for contact.
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Butler's
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