Five Thousand One Hundred Netted in Three Area Robberies
Three armed robberies yielded about $5,100. A Cullman County couple was tied up as three masked men stole about $2,900 from a house safe. Jim's Shop Bzy Food Center on 14th St. SW and a Morgan City service station were also hit, with a total around $2,200 in cash. The Kilgore home on Logan was entered at 8:30, ties and threats reported, next door called authorities.
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Cullman County
Jim
Bzy Food Center
14Th St
Morgan City
Decatur
Jimmy Barrett
Jone
Garrett
Barrett
Bloodworth Nominee Wins Democratic Tally for Alabama Supreme Court
Circuit Judge James N. Bloodworth of Decatur won the Democratic nomination for an Alabama Supreme Court seat after receiving 43 votes from the 72 member Democratic Executive Committee. Second place went to Mrs. James Shores with 12 votes and Hugh Maddox had 11. The vacancy followed Justice John Goodwyn's death. Bloodworth will face Republican nominees in November and take office in January if elected.
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James N. Bloodworth
Decatur
Alabama Supreme Court
Robert Vance
Vance
Bloodworth
James Shores
Samford University
Birmingham
Hugh Maddox
Albert Brewer
Court of Appeals
Aubrey M. Cates Jr
John Goodwyn
John J Keehn
Montgomery
Noua
Bloodworth-and- the’ Essete
Johnson Tours Central America on goodwill mission
President Johnson visited Managua San Salvador and brief stops in Costa Rica Honduras and Guatemala to bolster partnership with five Central American republics. He urged progress while warning the road ahead lacks a rainbow promising resilience amid protests and a fruitful summit.
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Frank Cormier
Associated Press
Johnson
Central America
Managua
Las Mercedes
el Salvador
Costa Rica
Honduras
Guatemala
LBJ
San Salvador
U.S
United States
Central American
Britain raises 2 billion credit to defend pound
The Bank of England disclosed that Britain secured about 2 billion dollars in credit for roughly a decade from Western industrialized nations to avert a pound devaluation. The report came as economic signals pointed to renewed currency stability efforts.
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London
Britain
Leslie O’brien
Bank of England
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Marines Kill 201 Hanoi Troops Along Border Zone
U S Marines report 201 North Vietnamese soldiers killed along the eastern DMZ end over four days of fighting. Sen Huynh Van Cao warned of heavy enemy forces potentially staging a major allied ground sweep. The reporting notes risk of a two front war as pressure increases on Saigon and massed troops near Quang Tri and Thua Thien. B52 missions totaled 36 in eight days to ease DMZ pressure.
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George Esper
Associated Press
Saigon
U.S
Dmz
South Vietnam
Quang Tri
Thua Thien
U.S. Air Force
North Vietnam
Wallace Sees Calm Summer for Massachusetts Campaign
Boston AP Wallace says he does not predict a hot summer of racial unrest and civil disorder. He warns that predicting such summers may cause them and seeks 61 328 voter signatures to appear on the November ballot as the American Independent party candidate. He hopes for a peaceful season while campaigning in Massachusetts.
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Boston
George C. Wallace
Wallace
Massachusetts
American Independent Party
Question on Priority Status for Western Hemisphere Aid
Yesterday's prompt asks whether Western Hemisphere countries should receive priority in U S foreign aid. It presents a debate over regional focus versus global needs and possible strategic interests affecting aid allocation.
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U.S
Pentagon targets attrition to trim civilian Defense payroll
The Defense Department plans could cut more than 150000 civilian jobs to save about $1 billion annually as Congress orders belt tightening. No time limit is set, with cuts likely via attrition rather than mass firings, affecting states and installations nationwide. Other agencies face roll cuts but on a smaller scale than Defense.
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Washington
Defense Department
Pentagon
Defense
Congress
Der
Defense Establishment
Nixon Predicts Edge on Humphrey in November
Richard M. Nixon predicts an edge over Hubert H. Humphrey in November as voters will favor his nomination over the objection of a majority of Democratic voters. He cites Humphrey’s nomination as a point of advantage for his campaign.
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Miami, Fla
Richard M. Nixon
Hubert H. Humphrey
Nixon
Former Head Of Monsanto Dies At Seventy
Edgar Monsanto Queeny 70 dies at home in St Louis of an apparent heart attack. Kaiser notes include former president and board chairman of Monsanto Co and son of founder John Francis Queeny. He served as board member and trustee at Barnes Hospital, led the company 1928 to 1943, chaired finance committee 1960 to 65, and sat on Monsanto Europe board. He attended St Louis public schools, Pawling School, and Cornell University class of 1919. Funeral arrangements were not announced.
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Edgar Monsanto Queeny
Monsanto Co
St. Louis
Mr. Queeny
Ese
Trustes
Barnes Hospital
St- Louis
Monsanto Europe
John Francis Queeny
Olga Monsanto Queeny
Queeny
Pawling New York School
Cornell University
Cornell
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