Khrushchev warns no world war needed for socialism
Premier Khrushchev told 6,000 at a Kremlin rally that a world war is unnecessary for building socialism or accelerating revolution and warned Chinese delegates at peace talks that unleashing thermonuclear war would harm all. He urged anti imperialist unity and defended Soviet nonuse of nuclear arms first. He criticized China for reviving Stalin's cult of personality.
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Khrushchev
Kremlin
Janos Kadar
China
Soviet Union
Stalin
Khrushchev proposes inspections to curb troop concentrations
Premier Khrushchev offered to allow foreign inspectors at Soviet airfields rail hubs highways and ports to deter secret troop concentrations for surprise attacks He proposed exchanging inspection teams with West German troops and hinted at deeper East-West arms talks in a Kremlin Palace speech and a possible partial nuclear test ban breakthrough.
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Khrushchev
West Germany
East Germany
Kremlin
Soviet Union
Germany
Promenaires Square Dance Club and Community Notices
Multiple local activities are listed including a square dance club meeting at the American Legion Home on Bank Street at 8:00 P.M. and a monthly singing at the Holy Church of Christ. A Huntsville space industry talk by Bob Anderson is scheduled for the Decatur Rotary Club. A water safety program for mentally retarded children is seeking volunteersJuly 22 to August 2. Local traffic incidents reported include a noninjury one-vehicle hit and a three-car collision with no injuries or charges. The Decatur Curb Market will operate Saturday morning with assorted goods. See Diary on Page 2.
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American Legion
Bank Street
Bob Anderson
Brown Engineering Company
Huntsville
Decatur Rotary Club
Tom Johnson
Anderson
Lyons
6Th Ave. SE
8Th St. SE
Harold Murphy
Gordon Dr. SW
Han-D-Way Market
Walter Ray West
Hartselle
Gordon Hooker
Montgomery
West
Is God Busy With Your Troubled Home Life
The answer urges that a happy home requires effort not luck, with love forgiveness and prayer. It cites Jesus as caring for homes, noting his presence at Mary Martha and Lazarus and his sacrifice through the cross, arguing repentance and faith can help any domestic problem.
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Christ
Jesus
Mary
Martha
Lazarus
Wallace Intensifies Civil Rights Feud Before Alabama Lawyers
Gov. George Wallace told about 600 Alabama lawyers at a three day state bar conference that federal civil rights laws would regulate daily life and called for retirement of lawmakers who support them. He attacked the Kennedy administration and criticized the use of federal troops in Alabama during the University of Alabama integration crisis.
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State Bar Association
Wallace
Kennedy
South
University of Alabama
White House
Washington
Senate Commerce Committee
United States
Acid On Car Attributed To Union Dispute
Decatur man Marvin F. Lee reported that considerable acid was thrown on his car. He attributes the act to a local labor dispute and posted a $100 reward for information. Lee and four Painters Local No. 1715 members clashed with union business agent Homer Williford at a Carpenters Hall meeting over painting methods.
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Decatur
Marvin F. Lee
5Th Ave
Lee
Aflcio
Homer Williford
Carpenters’ Hall
E. Moulton St
Williford
Racial Unrest and Security Alerts Across U S
Nationwide tense scene with NAACP leader urging action in Charleston and arrests of demonstrators in Gadsden New York authorities detaining youths and a court review in Alabama as Gov Wallace faces threats Space Agency test pilot Joseph A Walker reaches a new X15 altitude record near Edwards Air Force Base
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United States
F. O. Pharr
Charleston
S. C
NAACP
J.P. Gaillard
Gadsden
New York
Down State Medical Center
Brooklyn
C. W. Allgood
Birmingham
Etowah County
Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
Space Agency
Joseph A. Walker
Markets At A Glance From The New York AP Report
New York AP notes stock prices down while foreign issues also retreat. Bonds show mixed results with U.S. government issues higher. Cotton trading generally higher on buying interest. Chicago wheat declines amid liquidation. corn and oats mixed, soybeans mostly lower. Hogs rise to near 19.75, slaughter steers steady to 50 cents higher up to 26.50.
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U.S
Chicago
State Interference in Fireman Hours Debate in Alabama Senate
Decatur Mayor Gilbert Blackburn argues a new Alabama Senate bill restricting firemen to 56 hours weekly mirrors federal overreach. The measure targets cities over 29 000 and could force changes to Decatur’s 72 84 hour weekly schedule, with sponsors noting population criteria and legislative persuasion.
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State Senate
Gilmer Blackburn
Decatur
State of
Alabama
Morgan County
Ralph Slate
Rep. State
Kremlin Eyes Nuclear Ban and Nonaggression Pact
Premier Khrushchev voiced optimism for a Big Three accord on a limited nuclear test ban and urged a worldwide prohibition including underground tests. He also called for an East West nonaggression pact and indicated readiness to allow Western inspection of key Soviet military sites to ease tensions.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Kremlin
Kennedy
W. Averell Harriman
Soviet Union
Reuther Urges JFK Civil Rights Policy
Walter P. Reuther, head of the UAW and AFL CIO department, criticizes Kennedy administration for a retail approach to Negro voting rights and urges Congress to register millions of Black voters in the South with federal registrars. He backs direct damages payments for public facilities discrimination and urges stronger action beyond temporary voting referees.
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Washington
Walter P. Reuther
Kennedy
Congress
United Auto Workers Union
Afl-Cio Industrial Union Department
South
House
Reuther
Partial sun eclipse sighted in Decatur this Saturday afternoon
A rare partial solar eclipse will be visible in Decatur around 3 45 p m on Saturday with an expected 60 percent coverage. The event lasts under two minutes and observers are advised to avoid direct viewing using indirect methods such as a cardboard viewer. Sunglasses do not protect the eyes and safe techniques include a pinhole projector and indirect projection. See further details on page 3.
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Decatur
U.S. Weather Bureau
Huntsville
United States
Maine
U. S. Public Health Service
Robinson's 20th Anniversary Sale Quickies
Ken Reynolds reports on budget terms amid Robinson's 20th Anniversary Sale as shoppers seek value and deals during a promotional event.
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Quickies
Ken Reynolds
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4Th Ave
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