Madison Republican Delegation Split Over Wran gle
The Republican State Committee seated a Mobile county delegation and a Madison County delegation while ending Madison wrangle after a late session. The credentials committee backed the regular party leadership and disallowed the Mobile and Madison mass meeting challenge.
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Republican State Committee
Mobile
Madison County
Madison
Republican Executive Committee
Mobile County
Loyd Hays Memorial Fund reaches new total
Contributions to the Loyd Hays Memorial Fund at the DAILY reach 5949.63 with donors listed such as Carl Edgeman John Conlon and Dr Virgil McCain. The note invites Fathers of Girl Scouts to Do Dad Day for the day camp this Saturday and provides a contact number for more details. North Alabama Hair Dressers Unit 8 meets Monday at 7 30 p.m. Donald Branum and Barbara Branum attended Florence State College graduation Friday. See DIARY on Page 2.
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Loyd Hays
Carl Edgeman
John Conlon
Virgil McCain
James E Chapel
Piney Chapel
Girl Scouts
Donald Branum
Barbara_Carol Branum
Florence State College
Reading the Bible with prayer and regular quiet time
A note on reading the Bible: pray, study thoughtfully, reverently, and regularly. Morning reading is advised. missing a day weakens spiritual sustenance. For church, seek peace with God first, then join a church. if unsettled, consult a minister to receive Christ and become part of His church.
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D.C
Christ
Christ's Church
Truman says Mac firing was two years late
Former President Harry S. Truman writes in the Saturday Evening Post that he should have removed General Douglas MacArthur as Far East commander two years earlier. He recalls resisting his orders, cites civilian supremacy, and notes he waited too long before firing MacArthur.
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New York
Harry S. Truman
Douglas’ MacArthur
Far East
Truman
Saturday Evening Post
Washington
Kenneth Royall
Royall
MacArthur
United States
Asia
Gen. MacArthur
Robert E. Lee
Stonewall Jackson
George Washington
Laziness Named Greatest Enemy at Alabama Chamber Meet
Calvin D. Johnson of the American Trucking Associations spoke at the CCERA banquet at Decatur Country Club in Alabama. He urged pursuit of unlimited opportunities and warned against laziness, citing eight hours of work and sleep. Johnson noted he felt at home in the South and mentioned a forthcoming November election.
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Decaiur Country Club
Johnson
LBJ Forecasts Strong Civil Rights Bill in New York
President Johnson, on a quick New York visit, predicted passage of the strongest civil rights bill in American history. Speaking before AFL CIO ILGWU leaders in Manhattan, he tied the anti poverty effort to civil rights and urged renewed unity to secure equal opportunity.
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Frank Cormier
New York
Johnson
York
Manhattan
West Side
Garment District
Afl-Cio International Ladies Garment Workers Union
ILGWU
Sen
Humphrey
De Gaulle Defends France Recognition of Red China
President Charles de Gaulle defended France’s move to recognize Communist China during a ceremony at the Elysee Palace as Huang Chen arrived as Beijing’s first ambassador to Paris. He said peace requires all nations including China as a full partner in world affairs. Huang Chen urged normal relations to foster cooperation across political, economic, and cultural fields.
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Southeast Asia
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Rockefeller may tip GOP moderates in nomination fight
Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller arrives in Cleveland for the 56th National Governors Conference as GOP moderates appeal for his weight to back Pennsylvania’s William Scranton in a bid to challenge Barry Goldwater for the party’s presidential nomination. Eisenhower’s recent moves are noted as influential in the ongoing maneuvering.
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Ry Goldwater
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Pennsylvania
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Goldwater
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Rocky
Living Dead Of D Day Honored By Harvey Hudson Omaha Beach
Normandy visitors and Allied officials marked the 20th anniversary with ceremonies at St Laurent American Cemetery, St Mere Eglise, and Utah Beach honoring the living and dead of D Day. Wreaths were dropped by planes, and Gen Ridgway and Gen Taylor attended dedications amid French and Allied officials.
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Harvey Hudson
Omaha Beach
Normandy
St. Laurent American Cemetery
St. Mere-Eglise
Utah Beach
St. Merc- Egiise
Matthew B. Ridgway
101St Airborne
Maxwell D. Taylor
Ridgway
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82Nd
St. Laurent
Taylor
John Steele
Metropolis
Ill
Wilming
Omaha
Martin Heads Candidate Slate For Congress
Alabama Republicans at the state convention ordered the 20 delegates to the national convention to vote for Sen. Barry Goldwater for president until he is nominated. A resolution endorsed Goldwater and bound the delegation by unit rule, meaning all 20 votes must unite on the majority's choice once in San Francisco.
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Montgomery
Alabama
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
San Francisco
Goldwater
Goldwater Leads With 524 Delegates in GOP Race
The AP tally shows Senator Barry Goldwater advancing to 524 delegates after Saturday voting, narrowing the gap to the 655 needed for the Republican presidential nomination. The count reflects continued momentum in his campaign.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
Associated Press
Goldwater
Eight Alabama Republicans nominate for Congress at state GOP meeting
The slate lists James D. Martin Gadsden and seven others including Jack Ed wards Mobile Bill Dickinson Opelika Marvin Prude Ensley Glenn Andrews Anniston Bob French Tuscaloosa Charles O Smith Russellville and John Buchanan who ran previously. Delegates named to national convention include Martin Andrews French Grenier Abernethy Chapman Bennett Birgham Miller Mostell Hutchins Chapman Leonard Little McDaniel Outlaw Schuler Simpson Stanfield. Delegates bound to Goldwater raise convention votes to 490 for the Arizona candidate. Chapman succeeds Mostellar as national committeeman. State GOP leaders pushed Johnson administration criticism as Goldwater bid grows.
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James D. Martin
Gadsden
Lister Hill
Jack Edwards
Mobile
Bill Dickinson
Opelika
Marvin Prude
Ensley
Glenn Andrews
Anniston
Bob French
Tuscaloosa
Charles O. Smith
Russellville
John Buchanan
House
Martin
Andrews
French
John Grenier
Birmingham
Tom Abernethy
Talladega
Charles Chapman
Dothan
J. R. Bennett Jr
Greenville
Thomas Birgham
Mary Ellen Miller
Marvin ‘Mostell
W. T. Hutchins
Charles ‘Chapman
Stanley Jones
Maudi Leonard
Tandy Little
Montgomery
Harold Miller
J. G. McDaniel
Centreville
Cabell Outlaw
John Schuler
Virginis Simpson
Wallace Stanfield
Florence
Goldwater
Arizona
San Francisco
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