Governors Race Ramps Up Over Extremism Debate
Moves continued from page one as the GOP contender urged the governor to define extremism in writing for the benefit of the party and the nation. He cited presidents Washington Lincoln and Roosevelt as having taken extreme actions defending freedoms. Charles H. Percy, Republican governor candidate, supported Goldwater and joined Rockefeller in criticizing the Arizona senator's extremism remarks.
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White House Visitors Get Package Deal
Omaha family among tourists at the White House receive the millionth copy of the White House Guidebook autographed by the President and Mrs Johnson. The book's editions support restoration with earnings to date totaling $290 755 and the couple noted their political leanings.
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Calumet firemen and GOP promotions tied to campaign
A notice on the Decatur plant bulletin board announced the promotion for Calumet president H. Y. Bassett amid campaign activities. Fred Young indicated strong support for Miller’s ticket. Miller said Keating may run independently and he would discourage New York Conservatives. Goldwater ADA critique cited. GOP names Mrs. Collis P. Moore as vice chair and reelects Mitchell Bliss Ransohoff. Bailey named secretary and Middendorf treasurer. John Grenier.
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Jackson Hole
Wyo
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New Mexico
Ray Bliss
Ohio
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Burch
Alabama
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Court hearings tackle interstate commerce in Maddox case
Attorneys debated whether the restaurant's actions impact interstate commerce or if state action is involved. Three Negroes sued after being denied service and chased from the parking lot with Maddox waving a gun. The motel owner challenged the law as unconstitutional and a takeover of state powers.
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Weather and River Outlook for Decatur Area
Decatur area forecast cloudy and humid with scattered showers and thundershowers today. Showers likely to decrease tonight with an Easterly wind 8 to 15 mph. High near 87 degrees.
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Americans to finish high school by 1980 rising share
By 1980 about 95 million Americans will have completed high school. This represents 55 percent of the population aged 15 and over, up from 41 percent in 1960.
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Decatur Daily
Jesse Bailey, Jr
Clayton
Oklahoma
Hospital Dismissals And Addresses Listed
Dismissals include Floyd Borden of Decatur 2 and Mrs. Mary Lou Allred of Highway 31 South Van Yeager Hartselle 4. Others named are Charles Rogers 1020 9th Ave SE and Miss Patsy Vickers Elkmont.
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9Th Ave
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Highlway
South van Yeager
Hartselle
W. M. Thompson
Hartiselle
Patsy Vickers
Elkmont
Local Names in Admitted Listings Across Huntsville Hartselle
Admissions include Tidwell Littrell Moulton Carlton Courtland and Mrs Minnie Evans of Hartselle with Mrs Harl Loyd Rose at 1205 Plaza St Dave H Wadsworth of Huntsville Mrs Edna Earl Kelly Madison and Mrs Derwin Teichmiller with their infant sons in Hartselle 2 plus Mrs Byron Ratliff and infant son at 925 Carridale SW.
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Moulton
Douglas C. Carlton
Courtland
Minnie Evans
Hartselle
Harl Loyd Rose
Plaza St
Dave H. Wadsworth
Huntsville
Edna Earl Kelly
Madison
Derwin Teichmiller
Byron Ratliff
Carridale
One Hurt In Area Wreck
Two wrecks investigated Friday by the local post of Alabama State Troopers injured one person. Maida Burrows, 20, Greenland Mississippi, suffered head injuries when the car she rode in left the road and rolled over. She was listed in fair condition at Cullman County Hospital. The crash occurred 12 30 p m on US 31, 1.6 miles south of Hartselle. Driver Wendy Weiland, 21, Birmingham, faced the incident. Vehicle damage was $1200. Earlier, 4 3 miles east of Decatur on Alabama 67, a 1964 Ford driven by Billy Don Orme, 25, Decatur, collided with a 1957 Chevrolet driven by Mary Albright, 38, Joppa. Each car sustained $200 damage.
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Greenland
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Cullman County Hospital
Hartselle
U. S 31
Wendy Weiland
Birmingham
Decatur
Billy Don Orme
Mary Albright
Joppa
Man Hurt In Fall In Cullman While Boarding Truck
Donnie H Brooks of Jackson Tennessee was listed in good condition at Cullman County Hospital after a fall while attempting to board a moving truck within a 200 vehicle convoy to the National Guard Armory. He sustained head injuries as a trailer struck him.
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Donnie H Brooks
Jackson, Tenn
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Brooks
National Guard
District Diary Records Friday Arrests in Lawrence
Sheriff forces here reported three arrests on Friday including one for violation of the prohibition law one for public drunkenness and one for destruction of city property The article also notes Jens Berzelius a Swedish chemist from 1819 is credited with chemical symbols
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Jens Berzelius
Laotians Repulsed After Attack On Muong Soui
Four Communist infantry battalions withdrew from an assault on Muong Soui in northern Laos as Lao tian fighter-bombers and artillery battered them. Muong Soui lies about 110 miles north of Vientiane on Route 7, a strategic link to Route 13. Pathet Lao attackers were repulsed late Thursday officials said.
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U S says Soviet boarding of ship near coast may have been legal
State Department notes Soviet authorities may have had legal right to pursue board and search the Sister Katinga about 163 miles from land but calls the methods excessive and outside acceptable norms. The incident arose from payment disputes, involves grain shipments loaded in Canada for an American firm, owner unknowable.
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Black Sea
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Best Laughs Of 1964 First Half From Earl Wilson
New York humor column lists top gags of 1964 half year about Goldwater Beatles Burtons topless bikinis and Johnson beagles. Comedians and stars like Bob Hope Brigitte Bardot Cary Burton Liz Taylor Rickles and Armstrong are cited with jokes and anecdotes from awards and parties.
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Amoeba Proteus and the Living Amoeba
A school biology feature explains the single celled amoeba. It covers its jellylike body, movement by pseudopodia, feeding, and how it breathes, digests, and reproduces by division. The article notes the protozoan’s habitat in fresh water and its avoidance of bright light and extreme temperatures.
Subway holdups by teens in Harlem and another attack
Nine teenage hoodlums attacked Julian Zalewski a 57 year old actor on a subway in Harlem at 130 pm grabbing 26 dollars and fleeing before police. Zalewski and another victim were treated for cuts and bruises as the gang fled with watches and cash then distributed the loot to a Black girl.
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Julian Zalewski
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Zalewski
Dinner Guest and Professor Pranks
A dinner table exchange features a guest asking for nuts, a professor quipping about flunking them, and a grandmother asking about church behavior. Susie declines a big plate of money from a stranger, saying no politely.
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Susie
Bible tops global sales with seven million yearly in US
Riddles and contests announce Bible sales as the world's best selling book, about 7,000,000 Bibles sold annually in the United States. A trivia prompt asks True or False questions with yesterday's answers and celebrates a Fort Wayne winner.
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Eichumberger
Fort Wayne
Indiana
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