Kennedy and Khrushchev discuss Berlin and disarmament in Vienna
President Kennedy and Khrushchev held talks in Vienna touching on Berlin rights, potential separate peace with East Germany, and Western defense in NATO. They spoke of Geneva Laos and other disputes while aiming for greater confidence and a clearer judgment on East West tensions and disarmament.
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Berlin
Khrushchev
East Germany
Soviet Union
France
Africa
Latin America
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
United Nations
Kennedy
Vienna
United States
Southeast Asia
Laos
Grain futures rise on short covering as soybeans steady
Grain futures climbed into a firm range on the Chicago Board of Trade with wheat leading gains. Corn and rye eased from intraday highs but retained most of their advance as soybeans finished near steady amid weekend short covering.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Playwright George S. Kaufman dies at 71 in New York
George S. Kaufman, the Broadway wit known as the gloomy dean, died at 71 after a series of strokes. He won Pulitzers with Moss Hart for You Cant Take It With You and with Morris Ryskind for Of Thee I Sing. His works include The Royal Family Dinner at Eight and Stage Door.
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New York
George S. Kaufman
Dean
Broadway
Park Avenue
Anna Schneider
Kaufman
Morris Ryskind
Moss Hart
Edna Ferber
Ryskind
Hart
CBS
Levueen MacGrath
Miss MacGrath
Beatrice Barrow
Pittsburgh
Washington Times
New York Evening Mail
New York Tribune
The
Times
Colorado Land Board Auction Surges Past Minimum Bid
Boulder area auctioned 20 acres of mountain land west of Boulder with a minimum bid of 150 per acre. Bidding ended at 1125 per acre, reflecting strong demand from buyers.
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Boulder, Colo
Colorado Land Board
Boulder
Pric
Grain market wrap shows mixed corn soybeans and wheat gains
Trade volume was light with demand only slightly above offerings. Soybean price ranges narrowed within a four cent spread on July. Wheat rose 5 to 14 cents per bushel with July at 1.8656. Soybeans ended near unchanged to up 1 cent with July at 2.964 to 2.496.
Freedom Riders Blocked by Court Order in Montgomery
Eight Freedom Riders left Montgomery on a Trailways bus toward Jackson after lunch counter incidents. The injunction targets CORE and several civil rights groups and ministers including Martin Luther King Jr, with broader limits on future protection duties by Montgomery police and a former reserve officer tied to the harassment.
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Freedom Riders
Montgomery
Trailways
Jackson
Miss
Johnson
CORE
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Martin Luther King Jr
Student Nonviolent Movement
Nashville, Tenn
Montgomery County
Ralph D. Abernathy
Solomon S. Seay Sr
F. L. Shuttlesworth
Birmingham
Wyatt Tee Walker
Atlanta
Anniston
Ala
U. S
Reserve
Claude Henley
Henley
Johnson's Court
Bridge replacing first Castle Creek span in Colorado history
Aspen reports the first official state highway bridge over Castle Creek is being replaced. The original bridge built in 1891 cost 12 540 dollars, the new structure costs 205 191 dollars. WANT ADS GET RESULTS.
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Aspen
Colo
Castle Creek
Tennessee A&I Dismisses 14 Freedom Riders
Fourteen undergraduates at Tennessee A&I University were dismissed after convictions in Jackson Mississippi. Their sponsors were enjoined from sending more riders to Alabama to test segregation laws. The board cited misconduct policy and probation. outcomes may be reconsidered if violations aren’t confirmed.
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Nashville, Tenn
Freedom Riders
Tennessee A.&i. University
Alabama
Discipline Committee of
A.&i
Jackson, Miss
State Negro University
State Board of Education
Joe Morgan
Negro College
Morgan
Nashville Freedom Riders
Jackson
Hospital admissions and listings for residents and families
Hospital notices list Mrs. Theodore C Warnke 1714 Dianne St SW Mrs Bobby W Tays 1019 7th Ave SE Mrs L G Jett Decatur Master Leonard R McConnell 1419 Locust St SE Master Gilbert Springer Jr 219 Ferry St NE The Rev Ollie Linkous 802 Moulton St E Admissions Master George Benjamin Ack ley 904 Betty St SW Mrs James A Posey Decatur Trailer Park Louis Edward Richardson Courtland 1
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Theodore C. Warnke
Dianne St
Bobby W. Tays
7Th Ave
L. G. Jett
Decatur
Leonard R. McConnell
Locust St
Gilbert Springer, Jr
Ferry St
Ollie Linkous
Moulton St
George Benjamin Ackley
Betty St
James A. Posey
Louis Edward Richardson
Courtland
Dismissals and Residents Named in City Notices
Master Bentley Alexander and Mrs Beatrice Watkins appear in the docket alongside Mrs Gwendolyn Stephenson of 2225 Morgan Ave Mrs Tuth Barr of Decatur and Cameron Lemmond with infant daughter Regina Kim at 1222 addresses.
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Beatrice Watkins
Somerville
Gwendolyn Stephenson
Morgan Ave
Tuth Barr
Decatur
Cameron Lemmond
Regina Kim
Khrushchev Arrives in Austria for Lowkey Paris Summit
Rival talks seek to avoid postwar fiasco after Paris collapse. Khrushchev enters Vienna with a sober demeanor, while Soviet sources privately signal real hopes for easing tensions and a live and let live approach between Washington and Moscow. Pravda presses Berlin issue urging an early German peace treaty and a radical quick resolution.
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Paris
Khrushchev
Austria
Pravda
Berlin
Communist Party
Child Struck By Automobile In Decatur
A 2 1/2 year old boy, Peter Stefan Parker, was struck by a 1948 Chrysler driven by Solon Marks as he darted from his father at the corner of 3rd Ave and Moulton St. W. He sustained a broken left leg and head lacerations. He was listed in fair condition at Decatur General Hospital.
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Decatur General Hospital
Peter Stefan Parker
Jackson Calvin Parker
3Rd Ave
Moulton St
Soldier's death spurs murder charge in Germany lake case
Jesse De Armond, 23, of Ponchatoula Louisiana, was charged with first degree murder in the death of Pvt. David G. Lewis, 20, of Rogersville Alabama. Lewis' body was found April 3 in Muller's Lake near Darmstadt Germany after he was allegedly drugged and strangled. Funeral services were held April 20 in Rogersville with burial in Athens City Cemetery.
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Darmstadt
U.S
Frig
Jesse de Armond
Ponchatoula
Pvt
David G. Lewis
Rogersville
Ala
Lewis
Athens City
R. V. Lee
USA
Adjutant General
Cora Lee Lewis
Muller's Lake
Germany
Annelise Laufenburg
Brigitte
Hartselle
Danville
Lauderdale County
Sweatshirt Capital Martinsville Earns World Title
Martinsville Virginia earns the nickname Sweatshirt Capital of the World as five textile plants produce about 27.5 million sweatshirts annually representing roughly half of regional output.
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Martinsville
Deaths W. J. Martin of Moulton
Will J. Martin of Moulton died at 3 p.m. in a Tuscaloosa hospital. Funeral services will be announced later by Elliott Brown Service.
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Moulton
Will J. Martin
Tuscaloosa Hospital
Elliott Brown
A. J. Letson death in Moulton after heart attack
A. J. Letson 80 of Moulton died Friday at 10 15 a m at his residence after a heart attack. Funeral services set for 2 p m Sunday at Jones Chapel Church with Rev Ralph Graham and Silas Lang officiating. Burial in adjoining cemetery with Elliott Brow vice directing. Masons will handle graveside rites. Survivors include widow Mary Letson two daughters Adania Grimes two sons Joseph and James Letson a brother Floyd Letson two sisters Charicie Smith and Deana Hale 10 grandchildren 29 great grandchildren and one great great grandchild. Pallbearers named. Native of Walker County member of Old Bethel Methodist Church. Body to return to residence today.
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Moulton
Addison J. Letson
Jones’ Chapel
Ralph Graham
Silas Lang
Elliott Brow
Mary Letson
Adania Grimes
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Decatur Daily
Tennessee Valley Printing CO
IN Inc
W. R. Shelton
Ruste Decatur
Associated Press
MAIL
China
Pickens Howe., Inc
Grant St
Penneys
By Arthur Everett
Hopewell Church
C. R. Hagen
ABC
Gene McCurry
Milton Thomas
Bill Biles
Tenn
Bentley Alexander
Nikita Khrushchev
Klaus Winterstein
Winterstein
Sweatshirt Capital
W. J. Martin
A. J. Letson
McKinley Letson
Benard Letson
Joseph E. Letson
Price’ Grimes
V. W. Sparks
Dee Terry
Letson
Walker County
Old Bethel Methodist Church
Johnny Johnson EL
Decatur Nursery
Norman P. Gilchrist
Decatur, Ala
Shumake
Fashion Furniture Store
Mr. Sparks
Holiday Inn
Holiday Inn Restaurant
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