Lawrence County Aims for New Garment Plant
Citizens of Lawrence County push for industry as The Moulton Advertiser reports a new garment plant will open in about a month, employing about 155 people at the dormant C C Smith School. Local efforts involve the plant owner, the State and county boards, and the State Industrial Planning and Development Board.
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Lawrence
Alabama
Lawrence County
Moulton
C. C. Smith
State
Lawrence County Boards of Education
Lawrence County Board of Revenue
State Industrial Planning & Development Board
Fortune forecasts steady 1965 growth for U S economy
Fortune magazine in its semi annual forecast projects gross national product rising from 620 billion to 650 billion by mid 1965 and over 660 billion by year end. It notes a slower growth pace in the latter half of 1965 and warns businessmen to avoid overbuilding while expanding salable products. Government must counter defense cutbacks and new social security taxes.
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Fortune Magazine
Business
G.N.P
Fortune
Alabama Industry Expansions Reach 47 Million in 1964 First Half
The Alabama Chamber of Commerce reports 34.1 million in expansions and 13.2 million in new industries in the first half of 1964, totaling 47.3 million and lagging 1963 figures. The note urges renewed cooperative effort among business, labor, government and agriculture to attract industry.
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Alabama
Cullman Mayor Bill Griffin Announces Retirement
Cullman mayor William R. Griffin will retire at the end of his current term on September 30. The retirement ends a long, public spirited tenure marked by growth and investment in Cullman. Griffin has served both in office and as a private citizen with praise for his service.
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William R
Bill) Griffin
Cullman
Bill Griffin
Griffin
Congress
Supreme Court of
United States
Kennedy Aide Seeks Exit While 1964 Campaign Feud Swirls
Analysis notes Bobby Kennedy’s push toward departure from the Justice Department as President Johnson weighs him for a vice presidential bid. The piece recounts Kennedy’s influence, press coverage, and White House discussions, plus Goldwater and Scranton campaign maneuvers and related Republican strategy.
The Power of Kind Words in Daily Life
Kind words are a vital vehicle for sharing thoughts about others and comforting the downcast. They inspire courage when effort falters and offer new confidence when one feels failed. Used freely, they lift spirits, provide perspective, and cost nothing.
Man bores walls to find newborn kittens in home attic
Louisville man H. S. Huffman drilled four wall holes in the kitchen and one in the garage to locate new arrivals. The family cat had slept in the attic and given birth to four kittens, forcing repeated bore holes each time a meow was heard.
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Louisville
H. S. Huffman
Huffman
Do The Issues Change Reconsidering July Fourth Spirit
A 1939 Washington Evening Star dispatch argues that modern July Fourth celebrations have become indulging and detached from liberty. It warns that state power and regulation threaten individual rights, urging awareness of global trends toward dictatorship and the need for united defense of constitutional government.
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Washington
Washington “Evening Star
United States of America
United States
An Interesting Name Added to Johnson Vice Presidential Ties
The piece discusses Senator Mike Mansfield of Montana as a potential running mate for President Johnson. It notes Mansfield’s consideration by Johnson, the political dynamics with Goldwater Scranton Humphrey and Kennedy, and Mansfield’s western, Catholic, moderate liberal profile with civil rights implications.
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Friends
Sheraton Carlton Hotel
LBJ
Bobby
Kennedy
Indonesia
Sukarno
Scranton
Milton
Ike
Treasury
George Humphrey
Goldwater
Len Hall
San Francisco
Hall
Europe
Barry
Western
George Wallace
Wallace
House of Representatives
Bob Hope
Don Edwards
California
Republican Party
A L. Demanoribus
Cleveland
Washington
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Senate
Mansfield
Atlantic City
N. J
William Scranton
Sen
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
G.O.P
Eugene McCarthy
Humphrey
Robert Kennedy
Robert McNamara
McCarthy
John F. Kennedy
West
Hubert Humphrey
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
July 6 1964 birthday and history highlights
On this date notable events include John Paul Jones born in 1747 and the 1747 naval hero, a 1776 New York mob burning a King George III lead statue, 1837 Texas ambassador to Washington, and a 1920 Democratic ticket with Cox Roosevelt. Also recaps recent and past international and sports milestones.
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New York
George III
John Paul Jones
Republic of Texas
Washington
Democratic Party
Franklin D. Roosevelt
James M Cox
Ohio
Hartford
Conn
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Middle East
Eric Johnston
Jordan
Lebanon
Syria
Israel
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Washington, D. C
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Justice Department
Mississippi
Baliwick
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Ed Guthman
Germany
Poland
Guthman
Newsweek
Life Magazine
U. P
Abe Fortas
Interior
Roosevelt
Fortas
White House
David Lawrence
America
France
Lafayette
Mr. Johnson
Barry Goldwater
Lyndon
State Department
Burma
U.S
Chuck McKinley
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