Stennis Proposes Four Lane North Alabama Mississippi Highway
Senator John Stennis seeks to divert Appalachian Regional Commission funds to build a 200 mile four lane highway across Alabama and Mississippi connecting Batesville Mississippi to Decatur Alabama and tying into Interstates 54 and 65. The plan aims to link Memphis to Chattanooga area and Atlanta region with a major east west corridor.
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D-Miss
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Mississippi
Birmingham
Memphis
Tenn
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Appalachian Regional Commission
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Decatur
Huntsville
Tennessee
Chattanooga
Commission
Congress
Atlanta
Sen. Stennis
Sparkman Honored at Huntaville Testimonial Dinner
Democrats plan a testimonial dinner in Huntsville Alabama to honor Sen. John Sparkman of Morgan County for 38 years of public service. Sen. Birch Bayh will be the speaker highlighting Sparkman career milestones including Senate banking and foreign affairs leadership and a 1952 vice presidential nomination.
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Mail snooping by military counterintelligence exposed
Washington column details long running Pentagon mail opening and rolling techniques used inside US and overseas bases to monitor servicemen. Sources say many cases lacked solid justification and some spied on agents abroad. The piece also notes Ford's push for military aid to Saigon and the ensuing political friction.
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Washington
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Senate Committee
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Central Intelligence Agency
United States
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Army
Prague
West Germany
Brazil nuclear deal fuels U.S. policy split
Washington faces a dilemma as West Germany sells reactors to Brazil at odds with U.S. aims for tighter safeguards. The dispute highlights rising global competition in nuclear tech from West Germany France Canada and others while senators press for international controls and a cautious stance toward Iran India and Latin America.
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James Reston
N.Y
Washington
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West Germany
Brazil
U.S
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France
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Soviet Union
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Westinghouse
Libya
Gulf
Iran
India
Latin America
Senate
John O. Pastore
D-R.i
Ford
United States
Argentina
Venezuela
Bolivia
Majority backs registration of all firearms in Gallup poll
A 67 percent majority supports registering all guns across the population, with gunowners and non gunowners alike in favor. A ban on handgun possession by private citizens is favored by a minority, though support varies by region and urban density. A Los Angeles social worker questions the need for such a ban.
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George Gallup
Princeton
N.J
Gallup
East
Los Angeles
U.S
Eestgatlees
Addressing a Selfish Spouse and Gun Ownership Debates
A reader discusses a husband who vetoes suggestions and isolates himself, advising building a friend circle while maintaining care. The column also surveys public attitudes on handgun ownership, noting divisions by region, gender, and education, with officials proposing tighter gun controls and bans for non-police in high crime areas.
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Philip A. Hart
D-Mich
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Jonathan Bingham
D. N.Y
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Edward H. Levi
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