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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1964
Page
4
A local director commends an area camp with warm remarks highlighting its leadership and community impact. The piece notes Blair as the reporter and centers on the camp’s positive influence on attendees and the region.
Boeing Co. secures over 16 million dollars in automated ground test gear for the SIC and S-IC Saturn V stages. Equipment at Marshall Center and NASA Mississippi Operations will provide automated verdicts from static firings and telemetry channels. MSFC personnel install gear, with first use on the initial Marshall test booster this year.
Madison County Board of Education filed a speeded-up desegregation plan in federal court. The program aims to integrate the first through 12th grades this fall, replacing a grade-a-year approach. Judge Grooms delayed ruling 10 days for objections while similar plans from Gadsden Huntsville Birmingham Mobile are expected next week. All plans target full integration by 1968 using the Alabama Pupil Placement Act to admit or transfer students without discrimination.
In Hattiesburg Mississippi two white men attacked and beat rabbi Arthur Lelyveld and two other white civil rights workers. Lelyveld was hospitalized with a deep cut and head injuries while two California students Lawrence Spears and David Owen escaped injury. A cream colored pickup truck drove away after the attack.
The Dominican Republic denied on Friday that an invasion force crossed into Haitian territory on June 29. Haiti had alleged the force aimed to kill close associates of President Francois Duvalier and said it invited the Organization of American States to verify the claim.
A fragment note says the captain wae cent sign ike a reprint arranged through Scott Meredith Literary Agency.
In a romance from the Civil War era Ras Huger battles Union loyalties and Confederate zeal as he ferries a ship, the Little Rebel, toward Fort Donelson. A stowaway named Sally Mountain reveals a desperate past, a name tied to Erasmus, and a fragile trust in Ras. Through danger and moral tension, Ras plans Sally’s future in Memphis while facing a crucial choice.
President Arturo Illia briefly returned to medicine after a suburban traffic accident. He diagnosed a woman’s injuries, summoned an ambulance, and stayed at the scene until help arrived.
New Delhi AP reports the United States announced 165 million dollars in grants and loans to India for agriculture, industry, health, and education. US aid to India totals 5.3 billion dollars since 1951.
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