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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1963
Page
12
Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson urged immediate steps to enforce civil rights for all Americans in Philadelphia. He called for implementation of the Declaration of Independence principles and warned against delaying equality and national progress with further debate.
Ingalls Trans Works Co of Birmingham submitted the apparent low bid of 11 225 368 for three launching towers at Cocoa Beach Florida. NASA says the towers will be built on Merritt Island and form a key part of the moon launch program with formal award expected soon. The project could employ about 1 000 Alabama workers including Ingalls staff and suppliers for nearly a year.
The Soviet Central Committee accuses Chinese Communists of slander and meddling aimed at souring Soviet policy ahead of peace talks set to begin in Moscow. It cites a June 14 letter attack on Khrushchev and says Chinese officials distributed copies in Moscow, violating USSR rules. Moscow expelled three Chinese diplomats and two civilians over the letter.
London reports a new spy case looming in Britain involving American secrets. An Air Ministry official’s arrest is tied to the Skybolt rocket program to end, with a link to brief service at the British defense staff in Washington and a wider Soviet ring probe.
Alabama delegation members said the Jefferson County Board of Health will receive 73 775 from the Public Health Service's Communicable Disease Center to fund an accelerated tuberculosis control project. Sens Lister Hill John Sparkman and Rep George Huddleston announced the grant and its intended use.
Alabama Governor George C. Wallace is set to address South Carolina broadcasters who seek a forum for his views on constitutional government. Officials say the group wants to understand how Wallace would return government to the states and people amid a bid to reverse the 30-year shift toward a social state.
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