A New Face At The Belle Mina Place
A feature describes Belle Mina mansion built by Alabama governor Thomas Bibb completed in 1826. It notes slave labor, the THOS BIBB 1826 inscription, and locals’ naming of the estate as Belle Mina with a footprint of Governor Bibb’s daughter Lisa set in red brick from Limestone Creek.
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Belle Mina
Alabama
Bibb
Te Mina
Little Lisa
Barrientos Wins Bolivian Presidency in Narrow Victory
Barrientos, a 47 year old moderate leftist, defeats four opponents by about 2 to 1 as the National Electoral Court tallies 51 000 to 22 000. He vows development oriented government and promised public works and equality for all in a backward nation. Barrientos had the junta’s blessing after leading Bolivia’s armed forces and quitting the post to run. The election passed largely peacefully with observers noting minimal incidents. See BARRIENTOS On Page 2.
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Joseph Benham
LA Paz
Bolivia
Rene Barrientos
Barrientos
Teftist
JUNTA
Victor Paz Estenssoro
Organization of American States
Bolivian Revolutionary Front
Safety Unit Fears Road Toll Record
A grim July 4th holiday weekend toll rose with 421 deaths in traffic and 31 boating fatalities, while two Arkansas crashes added 11 more. The National Safety Council warned the final count could reach 510 to 610. On Sunday a Tucson area wreck killed 10 Indians from Arizona. Blytheville and Benton crashes killed six and five. The council warned the tally could surpass prior holiday records.
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Arizona
Arkansas
National Safety Council
Tucson
Blytheville
Benton
Safety Council
Alabama
Associated Press
Vernon Foster Showalter
Decatur Diary: Safe Job Attempt and Fires Reported
Det David Smith investigated an attempted safe job at A and P Food Store on 6th Ave SE finding no forcible entry. Inside, a broken door lock and a drilled safe with a knocked off combination and a ¾ inch door hole were noted. Two Decatur house fires caused heavy damage on Sunday, one at 620th Ave SW at 4 48 a.m. and another on Sumner Ave SW at 1 55 p.m. Mizpah Chapter 19 Order of Eastern Star meets 7 30 p.m. Tuesday at the Masonic Building. The Morgan County Board of Registrars will sit at the courthouse Tuesday through Saturday noon.
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6Th Ave
Det
David Smith
Smith
Decatur
620Th Ave. S. W
Sumner Ave. S.W
Mizpah
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Building
Morgan County Board of Registrars
Red China charges U.S. plan to send ground troops into Laos
The report says Beijing accuses Washington of planning to deploy ground forces in Laos as it weighs aid to North Vietnam. In Belfast, threats interrupt royal car procession as Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip pass. CBS polls place Gov. George Romney as likely 1968 GOP presidential nominee against Johnson-Humphrey ticket.
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Tokyo
Red China
Viet Nam
United States
Laos
Belfast
Royal Car
Queen Elizabeth II
Prince Philip
New York
Columbia Broadcasting System
George Romney
Michigan
Quiet Fourth For Decatur
A sunny Independence Day marked Decatur’s 190th anniversary with hundreds celebrating. The long weekend began Friday and ends today with picnics boat rides and swimming as traffic eyes return from trips. State troopers reported 27 accidents six injuries none fatal. downtown shops and offices closed. heat and humidity persist with scattered showers likely this evening.
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Decatur
Decatur Post
6Th Ave
Driver Education Steps Up At Decatur High School
CORA BLAIR reports Decatur High School expands driver education this summer with 29 students including two women learning basic skills. The course, supported nationwide, is offered free during term but carries a fee in summer. a third class starts July 5, and N E Mitchell expects about 25 more signups.
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Cora Blair
DAILY
Decatur High School
Decatur
N. E. Mitchell
Mitchell
Lawrence *T
U S Viet Goals Get Bown Backing
President Johnson received a July 4 statement from West Germany President Heinrich Lübke praising US goals in Vietnam. The message signals allied support despite British skepticism, noting the fight as a struggle for freedom and peace. Johnson spent the holiday at his ranch with the President.
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San Antonio
Tex
Johnson
Viet Nam
West Germany
Heinrich Lubke
U.S
Western Europe
Harold Wilson
North Viet Nam
Hanoi
Haiphong
Bombings Hit U S Prestige in Asia After Vietnam Strikes
President Johnson's bombing of oil depots near Hanoi and Haiphong shocks Asia and damages American prestige. Diplomats and public figures say the U S image and support for policy have fallen, with Hiroshima-like comparisons until a conference move offers hope.
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New York Times News Service
New Delhi
Johnson
Hanoi
Haiphong
Asia
Hiroshima
Viet Nam
U.S
Planes Again Hit Strategic Oil Reserves
U S fighter bombers intensified air strikes on North Vietnam targeting a strategic oil depot near Hai Phong and a surface to air missile site west of Hanoi. Five inch rockets damaged the launchers as Soviet designed missiles fired at F105s. Do Son fuel depot near Haiphong was attacked again as Navy planes pounded fuel facilities.
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Edwin Q. White
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Uss
North Viet Nam
Haiphong
Hanoi
Air Force
Navy
7Th Fleet
Constellation
Do Son
U. S
Dong Hoi
Panhandle
Viet Nam
Red China
Peking
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Temple
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Bruce Bernard
Margaret Kirby
Verdon Lowery
James Lake
David Fawcett
Jim Garnér
U.S. Viet
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Lubke
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