Secret Talks Open on Southeast Asia Crisis in Pearl Harbor Meet
Top U.S. strategists gather behind closed doors at Pacific Command near Pearl Harbor to map policy as Laos crisis deepens and North Viet Nam aggression rises. Delegations include Rusk Lodge McNamara with final decisions awaiting Johnson in Washington.
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Honolulu
U.S
Southeast Asia
Laos
Pathet Lao
Pacific Command
Pearl Harbor
Dean Rusk
Henry Cabot Lodge
Saigon
Robert S. McNamara
Washington
McNamara
North Viet Nam
South Lodge
South Viet Nam
Johnson
Indiana Firm Sold to Alabama Cooperative
The Alabama Farmers Cooperative bought the Indiana Farm Bureau Cooperative's grain elevator, storage, and handling facilities for 500000 dollars. E. P. Garrett said the move would ensure local markets for soybeans and other grains and bolster Midwest grain flows to Decatur for local poultry and feed mills. The 400000 bushel capacity elevator on the Tennessee River will be leased to Illinois Grain Corp. and linked to barge service improvements. The signing included M. D. Guild and George Bush of Illinois Grain Corp. See INDIANA on Page 2.
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Indiana Farm Bureau Cooperative
Alabama Farmers Cooperative
Illinois Grain Corporation of Chicago
Decatur
Art Weldele
John
E. P. Garrett
THE
Decatur Daily
Alabama
Middle
Tennessee
Garrett
Illinois Grain Corp
Chicago
Illinois River
St. Louis
Tennessee River
Midwest
St. Lawrence Seaway
M. D. Guild
George Bush
Illinois Corporation
Indiana
Summer school opens at Decatur High on record enrollment
More than 300 students in Decatur begin five weeks of summer classes at Decatur High School. Principal Lester Wooten notes record turnout with higher enrollment in makeover courses and senior students overall. The first term ends July 4, with a new session starting the following Monday. Junior high and Austin High students are among attendees. Classes start at 7 am and end at noon to free time for summer activities.
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Dents
Decatur High School
Decatur High
Lester Wooten
Wooten
Decatur Junior High School
Austin High School
William Jenkins
Two Decatur Men Graduate From Tulane University
Samuel T. Stone of 1050 Jackson Street earned a bachelor of business administration while Walter L. Johnson of 708 Ninth Street SE received a doctor of medicine degree at Tulane University in New Orleans.
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Decatur
Tulane University
New Orleans
Samuel T. Stone
Jackson St
Walter L. Johnson
9Th St. SE
Faith and the mustard seed in Christian teaching
The message says Jesus did not require large faith but correct object of faith. A mustard seed faith can move trees, but faith must be in Jesus Christ not money self or works. Romans 10:17 notes faith comes by hearing the word of God. See MY ANSWER on Page 2.
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Jesus Christ
Vote turnout may be light across Morgan County race slate
An authority on Morgan County politics predicts 8500 to 9000 voters will cast ballots in tomorrow’s state wide Democratic primary runoff. Limited interest is seen in most races with the congressional contest possibly drawing more voters. Lawrence County parents face a summer school decision while Morgan County features two races highlighted by incumbent Circuit Clerk Harrison Hill versus Cleo Teague in a toss up.
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Morgan County
Lawrence County
Harrison Hill
Cleo Teague
Building Permits Exceed One Million in May 1964
May building permits reached $1,000,910 pushing five month total to $6,559,954 per city clerk figures. Residential building dominated with 48 new houses costing $789,695 while non residential totaled $211,215 including Moore Handley warehouse addition and Westside Baptist Church expansion. Pending permits for Sears Roebuck Co store and Gordon Drive overpass expected to add several million dollars.
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Moore-Handley
Westside Baptist Church
Sears-Roebuck & Co
Gordon ‘Drive
Nations begin to aid Vietnam war effort
AP reports that over 18 nations have signaled willingness to help South Vietnam, though the US will bear most of the burden. Washington provides 97 percent of foreign aid, with a yearly military and economic outlay of about 500 million dollars plus a recent 125 million commitment. France averages 5 million annually. other nations combined total under 10 million.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Johnson
United States
France
Australia
New Zealand
Canada
Japan
China
West Germany
Great Britain
Gangs Spread Terror Across New York Subway and Ferry
In Brooklyn and lower Manhattan over a weekend, bands of teens terrorized riders on a subway from Coney Island and on a Staten Island ferry. Police arrested twelve youths after windows were smashed and a beauty parlor window was broken. A white teacher was raped and killed in Crown Heights. A private Hasidic radio-car patrol formed to curb nighttime violence.
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New York
Brooklyn
Lower Manhattan
Coney Island
Kings Highway
Raymond Sheerin
Sheerin
Prospect Park
Clifford Renaus
Staten Island
Manhattan
Charlotte Lipsik
Crown Heights
Arab man dies after being struck on Red Hill Road
J W Nub Light, 44, of Arab, was found dead after a 1955 Pontiac struck him around 11 15 p m Sunday, 1 5 miles south of Cotaco on Red Hill Road. The car dragged the body 40 50 feet. Ricky Vader Walker, 15, Somerville, drove the vehicle. An autopsy will determine if he was alive on impact. Walker’s mother was charged with allowing a minor to operate a vehicle. Funeral plans pending.
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J. W
Nub) Light
Cotaco
Red Hill
Ricky Vader Walker
Somerville
Morgan County
Lewis (Pinky) Brown
Walker
Bob Johnson
Light
Abe Parrish
Jerry Johnson
Gober Funeral
Arab
Court blocks NAACP ban and upholds school prayers ruling
A court order blocks the NAACP from operating in the state and overturns a Florida ruling that allowed Bible reading and Lord's Prayer recitation in Miami public schools. The US also says it will allow most commodities to Romania without individual export licenses. West Germany signals appetite for a Soviet trade treaty as step toward German reunification.
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Has
National Association For the Advancement ‘of Colored People
Florida
Miami
Washington
United States
Romania
U.S. News & World Report
Ludwig Erhard
West Germany
Soviet Union
Germany
Markets At A Glance
New York stocks mix with moderate trading and quiet bond activity. Wheat firm with general demand. corn and oats show firm to mixed moves. soybeans strong with broad short covering. Hogs rise up to 50 cents, top $17.25. slaughter steers steady to top $22.50. We Buy, Sell & Trade ad lists Furniture at 353-4403.
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Chicago
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