Jones backs TVA borrowing boost for regional power needs
Rep. Robert E. Jones of the Eighth District Alabama led the unanimous House Public Works vote approving a substantial increase in TVA borrowing authority to one billion dollars. The bi party approval marks a key step for TVA power expansion in the TVA service area. The measure now moves to the full House and Senate for consideration.
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Alabama Democrats urged to unite ahead of November vote
The piece urges Democrats in Alabama to heal divisions after a divisive primary and runoff. It endorses Gov. Wallace and Mrs. Wallace for November, notes Republicans aim to present a united front, and warns Democratic disunity risks GOP gains statewide and locally.
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Intertwined interests drive California gas antitrust case
The El Paso Natural Gas matter links glamour figures and state politics to a $155 million gas refund for California, with a prolonged battle after the Supreme Court ordered divestiture. Key players include California Governor Edmund G Brown, William Bennett, and Clark Clifford who later brought in Justice Department ties, raising concerns about conflicts of interest and influence across government and industry.
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Sovereign God Mercy and Judgment Intertwined
A sermon on God's sovereignty and mercy urges repentance through faith in Jesus Christ while a long legal narrative details the El Paso antitrust case. The piece notes Justice Department shifts, California politics, and a 1966 Supreme Court rebuff affecting the divestiture of Pacific Northwest gas assets.
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President Johnson Pushes Stronger Campaign Finance Rules
The article discusses President Johnson urging Congress to strengthen campaign finance laws, including full disclosure of funds by all candidates and gifts to lawmakers. It notes loopholes allowing unlimited money via multiple committees, state funds, primaries, and unions or corporations aiding federal campaigns, with enforcement weaknesses across parties.
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Courage And Grace in the White House First Lady
In a feature on Lady Bird Johnson, the article portrays her as a pivotal asset to the President, advancing beauty and environmental projects nationwide. It highlights her highway billboard bill push, Head Start support, and efforts from Peoria to Philadelphia, noting public scrutiny and Polical influence.
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Bluff Hotel reopening and local barbecue in Decatur
Fifty years ago plans were announced to reopen the Bluff Hotel at Trinity, a summer resort perched 300 feet above a bluff. A large turnout attended the Foster Fishing and Hunting Club barbecue at Town Creek.
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