Two burglaries reported in Decatur area. locals see teens
Wayne Jacobs reported a confrontation with two youths at a service station before a break in at Standard Oil on 6th Ave. SE where $159 was stolen. A Sinclair station near Danville Rd and Carridale St was broken into overnight with only two silver dollars and about ten pennies missing. News items note arrivals and illnesses, a TV appearance for Dean Jones on Bonanza, church meetings, and Vacation Bible School plans with times and locations.
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Wayne Jacobs
8Th St. SE
Bowline Theater
Standard Oil
6Th Ave. SE
Wendall Wallace
Sinclair
Danville Rd
Carridale St
How to Reach a Son Who Chooses Another Religion
The editor counsels parents that youth often tests beliefs and urges restraint. Do not lecture or scold. Keep loving, pray continually, and stay open to truth. Time heals if hearts stay right and faith remains steadfast. The proverb about training a child guides long-term faithfulness.
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E.W
Kennedy considers a 6.5 billion tax cut if economy worsens
President Kennedy's aides say a quick tax cut could come if deterioration threatens the economy. The plan would cut corporate rates from 52 to 50 percent and raise personal exemptions from 600 to 800 dollars, costing about 5.6 and 0.9 billion respectively.
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Kennedy
Wallace remap squabble delays incoming Alabama Legislature
Governor to be George Wallace faces delays in organizing the Legislature as reapportionment fights and potential federal court action complicate choosing a House speaker and Senate committee assignments. Lieutenant governor nominee James B. Allen encounters the same barrier in securing Senate support, while pending reapportionment clouds which nominees will seat next year and who will be elected if seats shift between now and the new assembly.
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Montgomery
George Wallace
James B. Allen
Senate
House
John Patterson
Tribal War Expected In New States Congo Like Chaos Seen
Ruanda and Urundi gain independence under fragile split into two states Rwanda and Burundi. Tribes Watusi and Bahutu tensions spark fears of Congo like chaos. Monarchist terrorists roam Burundi while Rwanda braces for European expulsion. Boundary fears and new trade routes add to danger.
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Congo
Usumbura
Urundi
Ruanda
Belgium
Africa
Burundi
Rwanda
Maryland
Watusi
Uganda
Jean Kageorgis
Business Is Still Shaky Amid Mixed Economic Signals
The article reports an uneven midyear economic picture with a sinking stock market eroding wealth and doubts about a quick recovery. The U S Chamber of Commerce and others urge prompt tax cuts while President Kennedy favors caution, with potential cuts discussed for late 1963. June indicators show stabilizing steel output, low unemployment claims, rising construction, and a surge in private outlays led by home building.
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U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Kennedy
Washington
Chamber
Kennedy Associates
Congress
Aflcio
Walter P. Reuther
India Crisis Feared Over Mig Fighter Deal
AP report notes intense diplomacy failing to deter India from buying Soviet MIG jets. 50 50 odds of a Kremlin tied arms deal prompt concern over U.S.-India relations and possible domestic backlash in Congress.
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John M. Hightower Ngton
India
Soviet Union
U.S
Washington
Nehru
V. Krishna Menon
Britain
Krishna Menon
West
New Delhi
Kennedy
Congress
July Clearance Sale Starts Tomorrow at Robinson's
The store announces a giant July clearance beginning tomorrow at 8:30 AM at Robinson's on 2nd Ave edged location.
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Robinson's
2Nd Ave
Edg
New Bridge Claims Its First Victim
Horace L. Poff aged 69 of 311 Prospect Drive was found in the Tennessee River about 2 15 p m Saturday and coroner says death resulted from jumping from the new U S Highway 31 bridge in Morgan County.
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George Clem
Morgan County Civil Defense
Howard Proctor
Horace L. Poff
Tommy Grubbs
Troy O. Martin, Jr
Martin
Prospect Dr
Morgan County
Lewis C. Brown
Sir Winston Churchill Hospital Dinner Supports His Spirits
Sir Winston Churchill, 87, immobilized by a fractured thigh, finished dinner in Middlesex Hospital with brandy and champagne after a day of rest. He dined on cream of chicken soup and an omelette, with roses from Queen Elizabeth II arriving during the meal.
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Patrick J. Massey
London
Sir Winston Churchill
Elizabeth II
Sir Winston
Middlesex Hospital
Winston Churchill
Winston
Riviera
Monte Carlo
Eisenhower Urges GOP Duty At Gettysburg Conference
Dwight D. Eisenhower urged Republicans to engage in politics and reject sitting on hands in a Gettysburg conference. He warned against splitting the party and called for harmony while addressing delegates including Richard Nixon and other leaders at Eisenhower’s farm tent.
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Gettysburg
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Eisenhower
Kennedy and Mateos warn aggressors in western hemisphere
President Kennedy and Mexico's Adolfo Lopez Mateos issue a joint non intervention pledge aimed at stopping totalitarian meddling in the Americas. They announce continued Alliance for Progress efforts and a US loan to Mexico for agricultural improvement.
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Mexico City
Kennedy
Mexico
Adolfo Lopez Mateos
Soviet Union
Fidel Castro
Cuba
United States
U.S
Alliance For Progress
Lopez Mateos
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Howard) Weaver
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J. F. Dean
Somerville 2
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