Wife Urges Belief In Husband At Alabama Chamber Meeting
Mrs. Charles Bundy wife of the District Manager of the U S Chamber of Commerce spoke at the Alabama Chamber Executives Association meeting in Decatur urging wives to believe in their husbands and share in their dedication. She said the husband’s work matters more when the wife supports him and noted Chamber men focus on service over salary.
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Mooresville
Chamber of Commerce Executives Association of Alabama
CCEAA
Decatur
Richard Ordway
Decatur of Commerce
Joe McCluney
Jasper
Ccera Presi
Charles Bundy
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Howard Lamar
Troy
Bundy
Chamber of Commerce
United States Chamber
Mrs. Bundy
Homewood Officer Indicted for First Degree Murder
Jefferson County grand jury indicted Gene Ward a 40 year old Homewood police officer on first degree murder for the May 14 slaying of Harry S. Trent 43 found in a car near the residence where Ward's estranged wife had been living with her brother since their separation. Ward is a father of four.
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Birmingham
Jefferson County
Gene Ward
Homewood
Ward
Harry S. Trent
United States to Continue Aid to India at Current Level
The United States will keep military assistance to India around 60 million dollars annually and add credit to bolster defense industries. India sought three squadrons of F104 jets, about 36 aircraft, but the request was left open as air defense aircraft remain under examination by both sides. The agreement favors continued support for Indian mountain divisions defense communications equipment transport aircraft and border road building.
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Barry Schweid
Washington
United States
India
China
New Delhi
Moonshining Grows to Multimillion Gallon Scale
Moonshining has become a big business with over 60 million gallons illegally produced annually in the United States, accounting for about a quarter of the industry volume.
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U.S
Peter Sellers Recalls Heart Attack Ordeal and Change
Hollywood star Peter Sellers spoke of eight cardiac arrests after a heart seizure. He described waking during procedures with a pacemaker in use, recovering at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital, and vowing to quit smoking and limit work to two films a year while pursuing healthier living.
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Bob Thomas
AP Movie
Hollywood
Iap
Peter Sellers
George Skouras
Sellers
England
Britt Eklund
Rex) Kennamer
Kennamer
Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
Maker
Sam
Jet Downed Over Laos Under Communist Fire
A U S unarmed reconnaissance jet was shot down by Communist ground fire in central Laos. The American pilot parachuted to safety and a search is underway for him.
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Washington
U.S
Laos
Sharpen Scissors by Cutting a Drinking Glass
A science note examines an old wives method of sharpening scissors by rubbing them on glass. Correct edge contact may sharpen slightly, while improper rubbing dulls tools. A vise and file offer a more reliable approach.
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Bob Brown
New York
General Features Corp
Methodists To Meet Tuesday In North Alabama Conference
North Alabama Methodist Conference opens in Birmingham with personnel changes and racial issue discussions. Bishop Nolan B. Harmon will open the meeting at 7 p.m. Dr. Kenneth Goodson from Winston-Salem will keynote 90 minutes later. Executive secretary candidates include Herschel Hamner and Thelmer Vaughn to replace long-time leaders. New appointments to be announced Friday closing the four day session.
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Birmingham
North Alabama Methodist Conference
Nolan B. Harmon
Kenneth Goodson
Winston - Salem
N. C
Herschel T. Hamner
Ensley First
Audtin
Ench Board of Christian Education
Clark
Thelmer Vaughn
Tarrant Rock
S. Allen Balch
Education Funds Set by U S Supplement to School Growth
Providence AP Secretary Celebrezze announced new federal programs to meet education challenges. The 88th Congress authorized 1.2 billion dollars over three years for matching grants to fund school facility construction. He spoke at Rhode Island College during its 109th anniversary commencement and received an honorary doctorate of pedagogy. Miles College president Lucius H. Pitts received an honorary Doctor of Laws.
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Providence
R. I
Johnson Administration
Anthony J. Celebreeze
Rhode Island College
Celebrezze
Lucius H. Pitts
Miles College of
Birmingham
Ala
U.S. weighs options as Laos tradeoff eases tension
Washington signals fade in Southeast Asia urgency after Laos push wanes. President Johnson seeks possible wider action if Red drive resumes and meets with Secretary Rusk and advisers. State Dept backs Poland six nation Laos talks amid broader Indochina pressure.
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Washington
Southeast Asia
Laos
Johnson
U.S
Asia
Dean Rusk
New York
State Department
Poland
Boy Drives, Pop Has To Pay
Nathan Brown Jr. was convicted of reckless driving after driving a car into a concrete wall. Nathan Brown Sr. paid $10 and costs for allowing a minor to drive a car. Brown Jr. is ill.
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Montgomery
Nathan Brown Jr
Nathan Brown Sr
Telephones Seen as Eyes as Well as Ears Move Closer
AReport notes that Picturephone service may launch between New York Chicago and Washington in mid June. U S strategists at Honolulu discuss potential counteractions if a broad Communist offensive in Laos occurs.
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Laos
U.S
Honolulu
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Picturephone
New York
Chicago
Washington
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