Jefferson Two Way Split Sparks Second Filibuster
In Montgomery the Senate debate over congressional redistricting shifts between a compromise plan and continued opposition. Jefferson County would stay in a two district split with four precincts moved. Shelby and Chilton would shift to the 4th District, altering district representations. The session adjourned for a 12 day vacation with lawmakers set to vote on lingering questions once back.
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Montgomery
Ala
Senate
Larry Dumas
Jefferson County
Jimmy McDow
Shelby County
Jefferson
Dumas
McDow
Clayton Carter
Marshall
Ray Lolley
Coffee
Shelby
Chilton County
Congress
Armistead Selden
Glenn Andrews
E. O. Eddins
Marengo County
Chilton
Sth
House
George Wallace
James Branyon
Fayette
Dallas County Bill Bans Communist Speakers on Campus
A Dallas County proposal would bar state colleges from permitting any person identified as Communist to speak on campus. The measure targets campus guest speakers and aims to restrict advocacy during official college events.
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Dallas County
Best position for car safety belt says health capsule
Health notes by Michael A. Petit MD discuss proper belt placement for optimal protection. The guidance emphasizes securing the lap belt low over the hips and the shoulder belt crossing the chest for effective restraint and injury prevention.
1st Cavalry Colors Return After 22 Years Far East
The historic 1st Cavalry Division colors return to the United States from the Far East after 22 years and two wars. The flag decorated for World War II and Korea will be handed to the new air mobile division at Fort Benning, Georgia. The ceremony marks a transfer of tradition from horse soldiers to the modern air mobile force.
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Fred S. Hoffman
Washington
1St Cavalry Division
United States
Far East
Pacific
1St Cavalry
Korea
Ft. Benning
Robert E. Lee
George Armstrong Custer
2Nd Infantry
Division veterans recall 25 years of service in wars
More than 20,000 soldiers wore the division’s yellow and black patch and were casualties in World War II and Korea. The unit’s combat history began in the Admiralty Islands in early 1944 when it repelled a Japanese Banzai charge.
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Korea
Admiralty Islands
LBJ Actions May Perk Up Latin Lands
Editor notes a swing through Latin America starting in the Dominican Republic and extending into South America. Analysis reflects how U S actions could influence regional politics and economies amid Caribbean and Latin American affairs.
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Latin America
Dominican Republic
South America
Johnson era reshapes Latin American outlook after Dominican action
AP report notes Latin American leaders puzzled yet hopeful as U S intervention in the Dominican Republic appears to quiet potential crises and signal a shift in policy. Washington hints at limited help with accountability on leaders to improve results.
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Washington
Johnson
Latin America
U.S
Dominican Republic
Resenies
United States
Bankston Promoted to Equipment Supervisory Post
Charles E. Bankston receives promotion to equipment development supervisor in Chemstrand plant engineering. A Birmingham native and Auburn mechanical engineering graduate, he joined Chemstrand in 1957 and has been a senior project engineer since 1963. He and his wife Faye reside at 2207 College St SE with their two children.
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Charles E. Bankston
Chemstrand
Bankston
Birmingham
Auburn University
National Society of Professional Engineers
Faye
College St
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