What More Can U S Do In Asia
Honolulu AP reports U S policy makers secretly discuss steps to bolster Southeast Asia against intensified Communist pressure. The two day Pacific Command talks involve Dean Rusk and Robert S. McNamara with Johnson to decide on potential recommendations after adjournment. Republican Melvin Laird criticizes the approach as unrealistic.
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Southeast Asia
Washington
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Secretary of State
Dean Rusk
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Melvin R.laird
R-Wis
Republican Congressional Campaign Committee
Congressional Record
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Johnson says aim in Asia is to halt red tide
President Johnson declared at Honolulu talks the goal is to promote efficiency of U S moves to stem the Communist tide in Southeast Asia. He said Laos and South Vietnam shape the region's future and that it is a struggle for freedom on all fronts. He read Eisenhower's 1954 letter to South Vietnam's president, calling it a good letter then and now. He declined to discuss Southeast Asia further until talks conclude.
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Washington
Johnson
Honolulu
Southeast Asia
Laos
South Viet Nam
United States
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Melvin R. Laird
R-Wis
Community events and permits listed for Decatur area
Janet Carol Carrell will enter Eye Foundation Hospital Birmingham Thursday for surgery. Building permits issued include a seven room house for Gene Lentz at 2412 Stratford Rd SE valued 15000 and a Texaco service station sign at Hud son Construction Co. corner of U S 31 and Moulton St for 5250. Car and two others collide on 6th Ave SE. later collision on 4th Ave. and 6th St. Royal and Select Masters plan their annual meeting at the Masonic Temple Wednesday 7:30 p.m.
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Janet Carol Carrell
Billy Carrell
19Th Ave
Eye Foundation Hospital
Birmingham
8Th Ave. South
Gene Lentz
Stratford Rd
Hudson Const.,Co
U.S. 31
Moulton St
Texaco
Bobby J. Jackson
Lafayette St
Otis Shelton
Sykes St
Decatur Council
Masonic Temple
Healthy mind and body through faith and guarding thoughts
The article links mind and body sickness and urges avoiding worry fear and envy. It points readers to the Bible saying let this mind be in you which was in Christ Jesus and that trust replaces fear and peace guards the mind. It cites keeping the mind fixed on God for perfect peace.
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Christ Jesus
Christ
Light turnout in Democratic primary runoff across counties
A preliminary canvass shows light voting in Hartsville and other counties with inspectors noting sparse lines. Compared with the May primary, most boxes in Cullman Limestone and Lawrence counties were lighter, while statewide early voting varied but generally expected to fall short of four weeks ago.
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Hartselle
Cullman
Limestone
Lawrence
Officials urged to call daily for late election results
Election officials are urged to telephone the DAILY at 353-4612 as soon as counts finish to share local and statewide AP tabulations. Special preparations ensure up to the minute results in the Congressional 9-8 race available tonight by telephone.
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Associated Press
Primary in Morgan County Tests Tight Circuit Clerk Race
Voters turnout in Morgan County is light as incumbent Harrison Hill defends against Cleo Teague. Analysts note Teague needs the May vote distribution to overcome a 1200 vote gap while factions weigh likely shifts from other candidates. Polls opened at 8 am and close at 6 pm with no reported trouble.
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Harrison Hill
Cleo ‘Teague
Teague
Hills
Hill
U. S. House of Representatives
Congress
Market News Snapshot From Chicago Trade Floor
Wheat shows higher general demand while corn sees short covering. Oats rise with May futures weaker. Soybeans up on short covering. Hogs steady to 25 cents lower, top price $17. Slaughter steers hold steady to 2% lower, top $21.75.
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Chicago
North Alabama Claim to Birthplace of Noted Southern Product Put to Test
In Wednesdays DAILY John Knox challenges North Alabama’s claim to birthplace of a famed Southern product, citing Newton, Einstein and Baron Munchausen. The piece teases a statewide debate with partisans in Georgia Kentucky Tennessee and Mississippi warned that no holds will be barred.
Inquiry Ordered Over Aberdeen Typhoid Epidemic
The government ordered an official inquiry into the Aberdeen typhoid outbreak which has sickened 224 people and caused one death. Suspected cases in crowded hospitals and reports elsewhere raise alarm as Dr. Ian Mac Queen warns the situation may pivot today.
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Aberdeen
Scotland
Britain
London
Croydon
Michael Noble
Ian Mac Queen
New York City Sees Subway Police Boost Planned
New York officials move to strengthen subway policing with a 20 percent boost and a new two way radio network after weekend attacks. A June 19 bid date for short wave radios targets a Manhattan line, with full staffing by fall. Civil rights leaders call the violence a signal of broader minority frustration over education housing and jobs.
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New York
New York City
Robert F. Wagner
Transit Authority
Manhattan
Staten Island
Safer In Mississippi Says Negro Rescuer On Subway Incident
In New York AP report, Larry an 18 year old Negro from the South aided a white youth Howard Weiner 16 of Brooklyn during a subway assault. Larry told the victim’s brother he felt life safer in Mississippi and feared for his life in New York as he urged the attackers to flee before police arrived.
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Charlotte Lipsik
Miss Lipsik
Oth
NEW York
South
Mississippi
Larry
Howard Weiner
Brooklyn
Shastri Declares Socialism and Nonalignment for India
Lal Bahadur Shastri, named by the Congress to lead as prime minister, pledges a peaceful social revolution at home and a nonaligned foreign policy. He emphasizes fighting poverty and unemployment and follows Nehru's path toward a united socialist India. He respects Indira Gandhi and gains support from Morarji Desai after a brief succession contest.
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New Delhi
Lal Bahadur Shastri
India
Shastri
Congress Party
Nehru
Indira Gandhi
Mrs. Gandhi
Morarji Desai
We Buy Sell and Trade Furniture Ad
Local classified notice for a furniture exchange offering new and used items. Contact number listed 353-4403 and reference to Exchange Furniture Co. for buying selling and trading furniture.
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Exchange Furniture Co
Ady
Dirksen Bets on Civil Rights Bill Cloture by June 18
Senate Republican Leader Everett M Dirksen said he expects passage of the civil rights bill by June 18 if next week's move to cut off debate succeeds. He and Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield agreed to file a cloture petition with 16 names on Saturday, aiming for a vote next Tuesday June 9.
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Joe Hall Washington
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Dirksen
Mike Mansfie
GOP
C.R
Five Congolese units regroup to defend Bukavu
Five Congolese army units driven from Kivu by pygmy rebels on Sunday have regrouped to defend Bukavu according to a radio message from the provincial capital. The item notes related political tension in Southeast Asia and civil unrest in Memphis and Alabama, but the core report centers on Bukavu defense.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
Kivu
Bukavu
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