Indochina War Funding Crisis Splits Congress Over Cambodia
Congress presses toward ending U S combat in Indochina after a clash over a $3.4 billion supplemental and a continuing resolution. The House and Senate approve a Cambodia bombing cutoff amid veto battles and budget compromises affecting foreign aid and defense spending.
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Ford
House
Vietnam
Cambodia
Congress
Pentagon
U.S
Indochina
Senate
U.S. Cambodia
House Appropriations Committee
House Senate
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Miss Spirit of America Pageant Draws Nation Wide Interest
Archie Campbell will host the Miss Spirit of America pageant in Decatur with 32 contestants. Wallace presents the finals after the Miss Spirit, while Mike Conners is absent due to filming. July 4 festival opens with anvil shot and events leading to a large fireworks display.
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Archie Campbell
Hee Haw
Mike Conners
Mannix
Wallace
Bill Harrison
Madison
U. S
Decatur
Michigan
Texas
Pack Self
Point Mallard
City Accepts Sole Bid for Mosquito Fogging Machine
Holiman Equipment Co. of Jackson Mississippi submitted the only bid totaling about 2600 for a fogging machine to combat a mosquito surge after heavy rains. Health officials warn several disease carrying species threaten residents and call for urgent control though funds are limited. The device sprays an odorless chemical that is 100 percent toxic within 700 feet per Agriculture tests and may be mounted on a pickup or trailer.
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Holiman Equipment Co
Jackson
Miss
Health Department
Southeast Asia
Holiman
Department of Agriculture
Eight Die In Alabama Weekend Crashes Across Counties
Troopers report eight weekend fatalities across Alabama including J D Pinchon 27 of New Market hurtling a stolen tractor trailer on a Madison County road and others in Conecuh Montgomery Coffee counties. John Henry Colston 48 of Birmingham died when his car left Alabama Route 6 near Montgomery. Ester Bradshaw and Lincoln Miller among six injured in a head on near Elba.
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Associated Press State
New Market
Ala
Madison
Alabama
J. D. Pinchon
Huntsville
Mike Blakely
Pinchon
Conecuh
John Henry Colston
Birmingham
Montgomery
Montgomery County
Elba
Coffee County
Ester Bradshaw
Lincoln Miller
Troy
Morgan County promotions set for July 23
Wolverine continues community roles with United Way and Scouts while Nash, a Lawrence Tech graduate with BSME BSIE and MSIE from Wayne State, joins as promotions move effective July 23. Nash and his wife Lois Lancaster have two children, Thomas and William.
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Morgan County United Way
Tennessee Valley Scouts Board of Directors
Junior Achievement
Associated Industries of Alabama
Nash
Lawrence Institute of Technology
Wayne State University
Lois Lancaster
Thomas
William
Counts
Troops crush Allende rebellion as Moneda Palace sieged
State troops from the 2nd Armored Regiment roared through downtown Santiago storming Moneda Palace and the Defense Ministry while Allende, at his suburban home, named Col. Roberto Souper ringleader before Souper was arrested. Loyal forces quelled the revolt as other army units did not aid the rebels. Opposition parties repudiated the insurrection and defended the constitutional system.
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2Nd Armored Regiment
Santiago
Allende
Moneda
Defense Ministry
Army
Roberto Souper
Souper
Cruise Outbreak Forces Cancellation of Skyward Voyage
Margaret Attanasio and her husband traveled to St Thomas for a seven day cruise when an illness outbreak struck. The incident will cost the Miami cruise line about 300000 dollars and may lead to refunds for passengers who paid 260 to 750 dollars.
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St. Thomas
Virgin Islands
Margaret Attanasio
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
al Wolfe
Daily Records Decatur General Hospital Admissions
List of admissions and dismissals at Decatur General Hospital including William Clark Stone in Hartselle and Thomas Earl Beckham in Athens. Also notes births and parental acknowledgments at Decatur General with multiple families and locations such as Hartselle Arab and Danville.
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Decatur General Hospital
William Clark Stone
Ivey
Athens
Thomas Earl Beckham
Sallie Ann Short
Decatur
William Guy Fuller
Louis Argend
Robert Lester
Marchman
Cullman
Eugene Livingston
Corréne Margrette Vincent
Robert Allen Doherty
Jack Church Busch
Avery Barber
Donald Kendall
Ardmore
Tenn
Kenneth Wayne Smith Jr
Vinemont
Walter Hi
James Edward Sims
Tina Lynn Braswell
Michael Troy Freeman
Hershal L. Nolen
Donnie Lynn Cowan
Danny Wayne Stewart
Jerald Wayne Bradford
Hartselle
Genen Tanner
James Elbert Franklin Harris Falkville
Jack W. Summerford
Danville
David Allen Bruner
Thomas Randy Terry
Atur
Magnitude Six Quake Shakes Tehran Area
An earthquake measuring about 6 on the Richter scale rattled Tehr an and nearby regions on Saturday. No damage or casualties were reported though panic was noted. Readings from the Pahlavi University Geophysics Center in Shiraz placed the epicenter roughly 435 miles north of Tehran.
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Tehras Iran
Tehran
The
Geophysics Institute
Pahlavi University
Shiraz
Iran
Jazz concerts launch at New York Jazz Museum
The New York Jazz Museum began Friday twilight concerts with Roy Eldridge in the first show and the JPJ quartet featuring Budd Johnson in the second. It marks the first appearance of little jazz at the museum.
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Jazz AT Museum
New York
New York Jazz Museum
Roy Eldridge
JPJ Quartet
Budd Johnson
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Troun Houce Furniture
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