Communities Unite to Immunize Polio in Morgan Limestone Counties
Residents across Morgan and Limestone counties joined a three round Sabin vaccine drive. About 54,000 of 64,000 in Morgan and 30,000 of 38,000 in Limestone received the sugar lump dose, with volunteers and media praised for organizing and informing. The paper notes strong turnout and pledges continued effort in the February and March feedings to end polio in the two counties.
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Morgan County
Limestone County
Limestone
Alabama Title Law Under Fire in State Editorials
Editorials across Huntsville Decatur and Tuscaloosa criticize Alabama's weak automobile registration system. They argue the lack of titles spurs theft by letting thieves counterfeit ownership proofs. They warn the law invites car theft and dumps stolen vehicles into the state.
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Alabama
Montgomery
Huntsville Times
Decatur Daily
Tuscaloosa
North
Paradise
Huntsville
Bill Austin
Chicago
Mississippi
Queen Frederika Visits U S Amid Royal Problems
The Greek Queen Frederika arrives in the United States for an unofficial visit to receive an honorary degree from Barnard College. The piece notes Greek democratic politics, royal stability issues, and a sidebar on Sen Steve Young and astronaut finances affecting a likely 1964 campaign.
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Washington
USA
Frederika
Greece
United States
London
Betty Abatiellos
Manolis Gregos
King Paul
Claridge’s
Athanassio Doganis
East Germany
Paul
Barnard College
Corfu
Frank
Sen
Steve Young
Ohio
John Glenn
Col. Glenn
Bob Taft
Life Magazine
The
Field Enterprises
Glenn
Harris Committee
Be a Friend Before It Is Too Late
A reflection urges readers to value near and dear friends with actions not words. It warns that silence and postponement can erase opportunities to show care, ending in a vanished friend and lost moments. Express appreciation now and sustain active, supportive friendship.
Panama Panama Canal dispute tests patience and pride
The dispute between Panama and the United States over canal tolls and flag flying reflects national pride and economic frustration in Panama, with tensions rising as diplomatic talks blur between discussion and negotiation. The issue risks widening as the canal becomes less capable, prompting calls for cautious, firm steps by both sides.
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Panama Canal
Nicaragua
Republic of Panama
Panama
United States
New York Herald Tribune Inc
Panama Canal as a symbol of U S sovereignty sparks storms
The piece analyzes the Panama Canal crisis as a symbol of American power with Congress clashing over control and future policy. It notes the roles of Clarence Cannon Leonor Sullivan and the Panamanian lobby, plus the push for economic aid to Panama and the canal’s historic controversy.
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Capitol Hill
Panama
Congress
Panama Canal
Clarence Cannon
House
Appropriations Committee
Canal Zone
Executive
Canal
Johnson
United States
Eisenhower
Panama Canal Company
Today in History January 21 1964
The page lists notable events for this date including the 1892 U S demand for apology reparations over the Valparaiso incident, Louis XVI beheading in 1793, Panama Canal builder Goethals' 1928 death, Ticonderoga attack in 1945, Acheson becoming secretary of state, USS Nautilus launch in 1954, Cecil B DeMille death, and Congo Katanga conquest ending a UN operation a year earlier.
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United States
U.S
Valparaio
Louis XVI
France
Panama Canal
George Goethals
Ticonderoga
Dean Acheson
U.S U.S
George C. Marshall
America
Groton
Conn
Cecil B. Demille
Hollywood
United Nations
Katanga
Congo
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Rbblockk
Europe
Defense
Charles Wilson
General Motors
Bell-McClure- Syn
Drew Pearson
Waite Bieta Oe Mae B. Ah
Arlie Davidson
David Lawrence
International Furor
Mally
Colombia
Missouri
Leonor K. Sullivan
Theodore Roosevelt
Britain
General Assembly of the
Suez Canal
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Marquis Childs
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