Venezuela presses for full Cuba block before OAS
Foreign ministers from American republics meet in Washington to decide sanctions on Cuba. Venezuela pushes for complete severance of all air and sea links, trade embargo excluding food and medical supplies, and a broad diplomatic break. Mexico Chile Uruguay and Bolivia still maintain ties.
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Jose A. Mora
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President Johnson calls for FBI probe into Harlem riot
In New York the President urged a full FBI investigation after a Harlem race riot left one dead and more than 100 injured. He announced the move in Washington amid rising tensions and calls for order.
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Harlem
FBI
Washington
Intersection crash and theft report in Decatur area
At the intersection of 4th Ave SE and Prospect Dr at 5 27 p m Monday cars driven south by James Morris 31 1719 Summerlane and Charles Pane 17 4008 McCain Lane Huntsville collided Happy Atkins owner of Atkins Used Car Lot reported the theft of spinner type hubcaps from a 1963 Chevrolet during the weekend Police were told by Dassie Mae Watkins at Decatur General Hospital early last night that she was taken into the country and beaten over the head with a pistol The incident occurred after 3 p m Monday Mrs George Johnson 322 11th Ave NW told police yesterday that during the weekend some one broke into her garage and stole a box of tools valued at 100 and a nine horsepower go cart motor valued at 137 95 The following arrests were made by the Morgan County Sheriff's Department Monday robbery fighting two and one each for driving while intoxicated and resisting arrest See DIARY on Page 2 and lawlessness cannot must riot and will not be tolerated. Johnson said he notified acting Mayor Paul Screvane that the FBI is conducting a complete investigation of the possibility of violation of federal laws in connection with recent disturbances.
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Summerlane
Charles Pane
McCain Lane
Huntsville
Dassie Mae Watkins
Decatur General Hospital
George Johnson
11Th Ave
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Paul Screvane
FBI
Robert F. Wagner
Europe
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Brooklyn
Do You Believe in Virgin Birth and Miracles in the Bible
The speaker asserts belief in the virgin birth and miracles as essential to the Bible, stating God honors faith and that incarnation explains salvation. Miracles prove Jesus is the Son of God and demonstrate divine power as creator, with faith bringing peace.
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We Buy Sell & Trade Furniture Ad
Local exchange Furniture Co offers buying selling and trading of new and used furniture with contact number 353-4403 for inquiries and listings.
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Exchange Furniture Co
Decatur Jobless Claims Fall With May 1964 Decline
Data from the Bureau of Business Research at the University of Alabama show Decatur unemployment claims in May 1964 fell 31 percent from May 1963. SES reports 704 job applications filed in May and at least 552 non agricultural jobs secured, with postal receipts rising 28 percent to 52 000 for May. Savings in Decatur rose 17.3 percent to 27 240 000, outpacing state averages across multiple categories.
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Montgomery
Huntsville
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State
Goldwater May Consider Pact with Johnson on Civil Rights Tensions
Senator Barry Goldwater floated the idea of a campaign pact with President Johnson to keep civil rights tensions quiet. He said he does not want the campaign to inflame the issue and suggested stricter enforcement of voting rights laws to ease tension.
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Barry Goldwater
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White House
Khrushchev Attacks Goldwater Amid Anti Communism Push
AP dispatches note Khrushchev criticizes Barry Goldwater as seeking the White House through frantic anti communism and military threats. A Norfolk Naval Air Station crash of a P2V-like plane is reported. Javits says he will not back Goldwater now. Elliott welcomes Wallace's withdrawal from the presidential race.
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Washington
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D-Ala
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Goldwater views on issues outlined by AP in Daily
The AP compiles Barry Goldwater’s positions from his books interviews speeches and public remarks for Wednesday’s Daily. Also featured is John Knox’s interview with Jack McDowell recalling a career with state and national agencies and his mountain retreat in Sand Mountain Lawrence County.
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Lawrence
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King Aims to Promote New Mississippi Freedom Democrats
Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King arrives in Mississippi to back the newly formed Mississippi Freedom Democratic party’s bid to challenge the all white regular Democratic delegation at the national convention. James Farmer and Victoria Gray join the effort as organizers seek broader support and voting access.
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Mississippi
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D-Miss
Decatur to Move Street Department to New 30 Acre Site
Decatur city commissioners vote to relocate the street department to a 30 acre site west of the L and N tracks and north of Austinville Road. They opened three identical bids for an $800 000 school bond issue and considered a minimum $62 500 offer for a building and 1.9 acres at 617 Lafayette Street NE with a six month moving period.
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Austinville Rd
Lafayette St. NE
Military Pay Rise Nears Passage For 2.6 Million Servicemembers
A $207 million yearly pay increase for more than 2.6 million military personnel heads for rapid enactment, with full effective date set for August 1. The plan boosts basic pay 2.5 percent for most, and up to 8.5 percent for junior officers, with detailed raises outlined for warrant officers and enlisted ranks.
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Washington
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Senate Armed Services Committee
Congress
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D-Ga
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D-S.c
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Rivers
Alabama Electors May Resign To Aid Johnson Ticket
Alabama unpledged Democratic presidential electors may resign to allow a pro Johnson slate on the ballot, creating a clear choice between a Johnson pledged ticket and a Republican state slate backing Barry Goldwater. Gov. George Wallace declined comment, saying an announcement would come after the Democratic National Convention.
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Markets At A Glance Report
Markets at a glance show stocks lower with moderate volume while bonds are mixed and government yields little changed. Agricultural futures move with wheat and soybeans lower and hogs and cattle steady to weaker on the day.
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