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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1963
Page
1
Telstar program at Rotary Club by Bert Smith
A Decatur police report records a Friday 2:05 p.m. crash at 14th St SE and Creighton Ave involving a 1962 Chevrolet truck driven by Thomas Briggs Williams of Albertville 4 and a 1951 Ford driven by Odell Stewart of Decatur 32. The truck belonged to Bradshaw Supply Co. of Albertville and the Ford to Bank St. Rambler of Decatur.
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Decatur
Thomas Briggs
Williams
Albertville
Odell Stewart
Davis St
14Th St
Creighton Ave
Bradshaw Supply Co
Bank St. Rambler
Solons Battle Over Filibuster Looms In Alabama Senate
In Montgomery the Alabama Senate contemplates round the clock sessions to push an installment loan bill amid a filibuster. House approves pay raises for jurors and higher car tags while hiring eight hour work day for state workers and blood donation allowances for convicts.
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Senate
House
Red Cross
Editorial warns on Alabama reapportionment and court risk
The Tuscaloosa News cautions that with 12 days left in the legislative session, action on Senate reapportionment and congressional redistricting is unlikely. It warns courts may intervene if state legislators fail to act, citing Oklahoma as a precedent and urging elected representatives to decide reapportionment locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House of Representatives
Congress
Federal District Court
First District
Mobile
Oklahoma
Alabama
Kennedy Says Nuclear Test Ban Is Not a Final Peace
President Kennedy urged Senate ratification of the Moscow tripower nuclear test ban, calling it an important first step toward peace. He warned it will not end all conflicts or arms buildups, but said on site inspection would cover underground tests and pledged vigilance against violations. He framed the accord as a cautious, historic move toward international control of nuclear forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooper
Senate
Wilcox County
Ed Horton
Limestone County
Washington
Kennedy
Moscow
Russia
League of Nations
United States
Britain
U.S
NATO
Soviet Union
White House
Solons Begin To Ponder Over A Ban
Senate committees prepared to closely review the East West test ban treaty to decide U S participation. President Kennedy promoted the pact as a victory for mankind and a step toward peace in a radio tv address. Diplomats pushed a global selling effort to gain adherence, with France and Red China opposing the accord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Kennedy
U.S
Moscow
France
Red China
Complete Service for Frigidaire and All Make Appliances
A local ad advertises complete service for Frigidaire and all make appliances at Robinson's. The notice highlights repair, maintenance, and parts support offered by the shop to prospective customers.
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Robinson‘s
Khrushchev urges broad talks on nonaggression pact
Premier Khrushchev, amid partial nuclear test ban moves, calls the West to push negotiations on a NATO Communist bloc nonaggression pact. He credits the ban talks with easing Cold War tensions as Harriman discusses Laos and Gromyko briefs allies after a Warsaw Pact economic meeting.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
NATO
Britain
United States
Kremlin
W. Averell Harriman
Laos
Harriman
Anddrei Gromyko
Soviet Union
Tass
Syncom 2 Near Perfect Orbit
Syncom 2 blasted into orbit from Cape Canaveral at 10 33 a m achieving a near synchronous path as it rose 140 to 22300 miles above Earth. Ground stations will fire nitrogen jets to fine tune speed and orientation for constant hover over a equatorial region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
Atlantic Ocean
Brazil
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Earth
Navy
Kingsport
Lagos
Nigeria
Delta
Cape Canaveral
Appeals court orders injunction against Albany police over segregation
A 5th U S Circuit panel ruled the Albany Georgia police cannot enforce racial segregation in publicly owned or regulated facilities. The decision directs remand to issue an injunction as prayed, citing the Supreme Court precedent banning segregation as a proper exercise of state police power.
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New Orleans
Albany
5Th Circuit Court of Appeals
District Court
W. G. Anderson
Elbert P. Tuttle
Atlanta
Richard T. Rives
Montgomery
Ala
Walter P. Gewin
Tuscaloosa
U. S. Supreme Court
Skopje Earthquake Kills Thousands Emphasizes Panic
A powerful quake at dawn devastates Skopje injuring and killing large numbers. Tanjug reports 2010 dead with fears rising. 10,000 left homeless. Rescue squads evacuate victims. airlift aid between Skopje and Ljubljana. military centers toppled including New Macedonia hotel with 200 guests inside.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Skopje
Tanjug News Agency
Borba
U.N
New Snd
Tanjug
Ljubljana
Communist Party
New Macedonia
Railroad Talks Reopen as JFK Accused of Unfair Tactics
Washington AP Union spokesmen attacked President Kennedy s plans for work rule changes and Congress urged supervised bargaining as government officials reopened stalled talks. Labor Secretary Wirtz met with union and management leaders and scheduled more sessions while ICC leadership faced critical questions over arbitration authority.
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Washington
Kennedy
Afl-Cio
W. Willard Wirtz
Labor Department
Interstate Commerce Commission
House Commerce Committee
ICC
Congress
Engineers’ Union
Senate Commerce Committee
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CIARE
J. Bert Smith
Southern Bell Telephone Company
Telstar
Rotary Club
Lyons Hotel
Solons
Roland Cooper
Alabama Bankers Association
The
Nation
By Douglas B. Cornell
Nikita
By Preston Grover
Gilbert Vaughn
Cloyd Campbell
Moulton 2
Gilbert
Frances Vaughn
Howard Benedict
Fla
Syncom 2
Albany Police
JFK
George Meany
Meany
John C. Pastore
D-R.i
See Railroad
Quickies
Ken Reynolds
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