Ave Maria Grotto Seen by 60,000 in 1963 at Cullman
The Ave Maria Grotto on the St. Bernard College campus near Cullman drew 60,000 sightseers in 1963 with 30,000 signing the visitor book. Alabama led with 14,498 visitors while Germany supplied 85 and Europe overall logged 203 names.
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North Alabama
América
Ave Maria Grotto
St. Bernard College
Cullman
Alabama
Michigan
Illinois
Ohio
Indiana
Louisiana
Florida
Kentucky
Texas
Europe
Germany
Belgium
France
England
Latin America
Middle East
Iran
Israel
Jordan
Lebanon
Far East
India
Indonesia
Phillipines
Japan
China
Korea
Ireland
Shug Jordan Honored By Selma Chamber Of Commerce
Ralph Shug Jordan, Auburn University head football coach and Selma native, was honored at the Chamber of Commerce meeting with a sterling silver tray in front of a record crowd. The event highlighted his Alabama roots and long coaching career. He has repeatedly called Selma his hometown.
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Ralph “Shug
Jordan
Auburn
Selma
Chamber of Commerce
Selma Times- Journal
Selma-Dallas County Chamber of Commerce
Ralph Jordan
Auburn University
Shug
Selma High School
Auburns
War Eagles
Utah Beach
Alabama
LBJ Kicks Habit and Rails at Missile Critics
Washington recounts Lyndon Johnson quitting smoking after his 1955 heart attack with a final cigarette and candy workaround. It also covers his briefing of congressional leaders on U S missile strength versus the Soviet Union, noting 1200 U S missiles and 600 Soviet missiles and the potential city targeting in war. The piece compares generals’ views on bombers to missiles and includes light banter with Wayne Morse and diplomatic notes from Sinkiang and Nehru.
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Washington
United States
Lyndon Johnson
Senate
Lady Bird
Johnson
USA
Goldwater
Air Force
Barry
Air Force Reserve
Navy
Sen. Goldwater
Greenland
Pentagon
Europe
Sen
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Morse
White House
Wayne
Sinkiang
de Gaulle
Nehru
Indira Gan
Keep on Doing Good To Others And Be Rewarded
Keep on doing good to others even if rewards seem small or delayed. The text urges patience and seeing beyond the moment, noting rewards may come later or through unlikely beneficiaries. It stresses altruism returns in some form, sometimes immediately, sometimes not, and cites Edwin Markham about what we send into others returning to us.
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Edwin Markham
Far Back Do You Go Legal Rights in Canal Zone Claim
The piece discusses whether Colombia could reclaim the Canal Zone as Panama breaks off relations with the United States. It notes 1903 treaty history, U.S. recognition of Panama, and calls for quiet diplomatic talks to resolve the dispute. It cites Roosevelt’s actions and UN options as debated possibilities.
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Colombia
United States
Washington
Panama
Canal Zone
Senate
Senate of Colombia
Latin America
United States Senate
Colombian Congress
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Panamia
Congress
Republic
United Nations
Panamanian Republic
Republic of Panama
New York Herald Tribune Inc
Hand-Wringing Over Communist Bloc Credits Futile
Washington warns against long term credits to Communist bloc nations as Western Europe seeks new markets. Khrushchev pushes for credits for fertilizer plants and imports from the West while Britain Germany and France pursue deals with Moscow and Peiping. The piece urges hard realism over hopes of a peace offensive and notes divergent views within the US administration.
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Washington
Europe
Khruschev
West
Alec Douglas-Home
Soviet Bloc
State Department
Cuba
Soviet Union
Ludwig Erhard
Texas
Khrushchev
Ruhr
de Gaulle
Red
China
Peiping
Moscow
Johnson
United Feature Syndicat 2, Inc
This Day In History January 23 1964 Highlights
Entry summarizes notable events dated January 23 1730 Berkeley donation to Yale University 1845 congressional date 1909 lifesaving radio at sea 1946 British Labour party stance in a Communist dispute and other dated notes including Peru Colombia Lima embassy incident and Mexico Guatemala relations plus US Algeria aid.
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Associated Press
George Berkeley
Newport
R.L
Yale University
Congress
Florida
Republic
Nantucket
Labor Party
Communist Party
Commu- Ete Ee
Peru
Colombia
Lima
Still Friends Miami: Man Stabbed After Drinking Dispute
Police report Delmar Davis fifty was stabbed after a drinking session. Davis, hospitalized, handed his assailant one dollar to take a cab home. No charges were filed. Investigators described the encounter as the result of an argument.
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Miami
Delmar Davis
Davis
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