Senator Margaret Chase Smith May Enter GOP Presidential Race
Washington AP reports Maine Senator Margaret Chase Smith may announce a bid for the Republican presidential nomination. A formal entry could make her the first woman to seek the GOP nomination, with emphasis on whether she enters the New Hampshire primary or refrains from discouraging supporters.
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Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
GOP
New Hampshire
Hub Cap Thefts Lead to Confession and Fines
Two youths Jimmy Shull aged 20 and Doyle Morgan 22 were tried in city recorder court for petty larceny after police linked them to hubcap thefts. They admitted involvement at headquarters after a 3 am confession following a patrol near Lovins Produce Co. Both fined 100 dollars plus 3 dollars court costs each.
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Jimmy Shull
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Senate veteran stalls bid for presidency
The 66 year old senator, speculated to seek the presidency, says if she runs she will seek the presidency. She had planned Dec. 5 remarks and canceled after Kennedy's assassination while other contenders include Rockefeller Goldwater Stassen.
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Senate
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
George Romney
Michigan
Summer Job Book Is Out
The Wheeler Basin Regional Library announces the 1964 edition of the Summer Job Directory listing 35000 jobs nationwide for high school seniors college students and teachers. Pay ranges include 450 for high school seniors 900 for college students and 1500 for graduate students and teachers. Copies are available at college bookstores or by mail from National Directory Service Cincinnati Ohio.
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Wheeler Basin
United States
National Directory Service
Cincinnati
Ohio
Man Burns In Kerosene Explosion In Cullman
James Edward Burgress, 38, of Bethel, was seriously burned in a kerosene explosion at Forest Ingram's Garage in Cullman. He suffered third degree burns over about 55 percent of his body and remained hospitalized. Fire officials cautioned about using open flames near explosive materials.
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Bethel
Cullman Hospital
Cullman Fire Department
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Forest Ingram
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Exports Hit $21 Billion Annual Rate
Exports now run at twenty one billion dollars per year and employ more than three million workers directly.
Christian Businessmen Group Visitors Attend Dinner Meet
A CBMCI goodwill ambassador team will host a dinner at 6 30 p m Tuesday at the Shan Gri La Restaurant. The Interdenominational group counts over 15 000 members in 600 local committees across 35 countries. Reser vations are through Green Bissett. The visit part of a national crash program aiming to reach all 50 states in three years with twenty states already covered. Team members include Stanley Brading Neil Queen and Edwin Boyle.
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Christian Business Men’s Committee International
CBMCI
Alabama
Stanley Brading
Boyle Construction Co
Sumter
D.C
Neil Queen
Chattanooga
Hartselle Man Charged With Carnal Knowledge
Wayne West, 22, of Hartselle was charged with carnal knowledge after allegations he had sexual contact with a girl aged 12 to 16. Deputies said he was released on a $1,000 bond.
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Hartselle
Morgan County
Wayne West
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