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Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1975

Page

6

Paris Celebrates Liberation as Americans Parade Down Champs Elysees

The city rings with relief four days after liberation as about 15 000 American troops of the 29th Division march along the Champs Elysees. Dwight Eisenhower and Charles de Gaulle cast a show of force to restore order before returning to the front. AP photographer Pete Carroll captured the moment aboard a truck with Harry Harris, coin tossed for the shot.

City of Light Arc de Triomphe Champs Elysees Place de la Concorde Paris Parisian Lafayette Kilroy Dwight Eisenhower Charles DeGaulle Normandy St. Lo George Patton Britanny France Belgium Rhine Remagen Bastogne Hitler Pete Carroll Associated Press Harry Harris Carroll

Reagan Says Demos To Turn To Teddy

Ronald Reagan told the Georgia GOP convention in Atlanta that Democrats may turn to Sen. Edward Kennedy as their nominee in 1976 to block George Wallace. He predicted a revived Republican party focused on tax reform a balanced budget and strong defense while denying plans for a third party. He urged Republicans to broaden the party message and warned Kennedy would be a tough opponent if nominated.

Atlanta, Ga Ronald Reagan Edward M. Kennedy Alabama George C. Wallace Reagan Georgia Ford Bob Shaw Wallace South Massachusetts Kennedy

Hurricanes May Favor East Coast in 1975 Season

Miami AP reports forecasters see a shift back toward east coast paths as warm winters create warm seas. Dr. Jerome Namias notes a trend toward the 1950s pattern with hurricanes likely to hit Carolinas New York and Rhode Island, while Neil Frank cautions recent years were milder and less frequent.

Miami East Coast Carolinas New York Rhode Island Gulf ‘of Mexico Mississippi Texas Lousiana Jerome Namias Namais Florida Neil Frank National Hurricane Center

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