CATES COMMENTS on China and Nuclear War Fears
Decatur Daily reports on Crankshaw and Kennan essays about China and Russia. It notes Teng Hsiao-ping’s boast of 650 million and asks why the U S may ignore China while Kennedy talks with de Gaulle and Khrushchev. The piece cites Crankshaw’s view that Russians fear war but Chinese might welcome it.
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Chiang Kai-shek
Chiang
Moscow
Stalin
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Haltom seeks rules change to force reapportionment vote
Senator E B Haltom Jr aims to force a Senate vote on reapportionment by proposing a rule that constitutional amendments bypass committees. He filed notice to introduce the rule on the next legislative day, challenging the seven member Rules Committee to indicate its stance after two committees failed to report reapportionment bills.
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Boutwell
Dave Archer
Madison
Walter C. Givhan
Dallas
Larry Dumas
Jefferson
R. G. Kendall
Conecuh
Vaughan Hill Robison
Montgomery
Elwood Rutledge
Winston
D. Donald Ward
Jackson
Roscoe Roberts
House
Ways and Means Committee
Joseph W. Smith
Russell
Mobile State Docks
Smith
Roberts
Gov. Patterson
State's Gulf Coast Tops For Vacation
State's Gulf Coast is highlighted as a premier vacation area with a travel note from Decatur to Gulf Shores. The piece reflects Cold War era tensions and U N debates while framing weekend travel in Alabama as a contrast to international uncertainty.
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Gulf Coast
Barrett C. Shelton, JR
Decatur
Tennessee Line
Gulf Shores
Alabama
Alabama Coast Tourism Gains Ground Amid Regional Gaps
The piece traces Alabama’s Gulf Coast growth from coastal tourism and natural resources to the slower development in the Black Belt region including Selma and Monroeville. It notes four lane highways, coast line appeal, and ongoing modernization while contrasting inland areas with the fast-developing Gulf region.
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Birmingham
Selma
Black Belt
Freedom Riders
South Alabama
Alabama
Florida
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Gulf Coast
Tennessee Line
Jemison
Monroeville
United States
Kennedy greeted by Austrian Communist flags in Vienna
President Kennedy rode along Vienna's Ringstrasse after arriving for talks with Khrushchev as crowds cheered. A dozen Austrian Communists stood apart, wearing badges and waving small red flags given the day before to welcome Khrushchev.
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Kennedy
Ringstrasse
Khrushchev
Ammunition Found Hidden in Morocco Jug Shipment
A customs officer at Oran intercepting a rail shipment of 630 earthen jugs from Morocco dropped one and it shattered revealing submachine gun bullets. The other jugs contained about 25,000 rounds of ammunition believed intended for Algerian nationalists, prompting an official investigation.
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Algeria
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