Second U S Jet Downed in Laos Pilot Safe Return
Communist ground fire knocked down a second U S Navy Crusader jet over central Laos near Plaine des Jarres. The pilot was safely lifted from the red jungle as heavy cloud cover hindered air search for the first pilot. Jets from the carrier Kitty Hawk conducted armed reconnaissance to guard unarmed photo planes.
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Vientiane
Laos
U.S. Navy
U.S
Plaine Des Jarres Sea
Kitty Hawk
Theouth
China Sea
United States
Souvanna Phouma
Washington
Charles F.klusmann
San Diego
Calif
Klusman
Red China
U.S. Et
Kang Khay
Pathet Lao
Plaine Des Arres
State Department
Lynn
Ban Ban
Plaine Des Jarres
Area Wrecks Hurt 3 Persons Slightly
Three people were injured in area traffic incidents Sunday. Thirlo Borden, 49, of Grayson, was struck by a 1964 Chevrolet driven by Joe Eudy near Mount Hope on Alabama Highway. Perrell, 18, Town Creek and Bridges, 44, Hillsboro, were hurt when a 1956 Pontiac they rode in overturned on Highway 20 west of Courtland, driver Billy Kirby 18 of Hillsboro said to have been speeding. A tractor trailer collision on Highway 67 near Somerville involved Waymond Holmes 40 of Henderson, Tennessee, and Womick South. minor damages reported.
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Lawrence County
Robert Ray Perrell
Town Creek
Paul Bridges
Hillsboro
Courtland
Billy Kirby
Rayburn Sparks
Wale Onoone
Decatur
Thurlo Borden
Grayson
Borden
Joe H. Eudy
Mount Hope
Moulton
Alabama
Lawrence County Hospital
Perrell
Bridges
Highway 20
Billy A. Kirby
Somerville
Waymond Holmes
Henderson
Tenn
Womick L. South
Break-in at Phillips Rollercade Reports Missing Cash Skates
Police say weekend break-in at Phillips Rollercade stole between 20 and 25 dollars and a pair of skates. West door found broken at 5 30 morning. A candy machine and three game machines damaged. Six cigarette cartons taken. See DIARY Page 2.
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Phillips Rollercade
Heart, compass, and faith guide world change, preacher warns
The speaker argues intelligence must be focused by a true compass and a sincere heart. He cites Christ calling for a right heart and warns that rejecting Him brings trouble, noting Rockefeller Center inscriptions about timeless spiritual truth.
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Jesus Christ
Rockefeller Center
New York
Johnson scoffs at claims Liberty curtailed in Swarthmore address
President Johnson rejected the view that the federal government threatens individual liberty and urged 1964 graduates to stay engaged. He questioned fears about government subverting freedom while arguing that government, at its best, frees people from environmental and social constraints. He tied civil rights to the Emancipation Proclamation pledge and pressed for continued progress.
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Swarthmore
Johnson
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Swarthmore College
Filibuster Cut Off Filed in Senate Civil Rights Battle
Thirty eight senators filed a petition to invoke cloture on the Senate floor to end the filibuster of the House passed civil rights bill. The move aims to secure a two thirds majority and would trigger a vote after today’s session with four hour debate limits on key amendments.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
State Accidents Take 10 Lives
Weekend accidents in Alabama killed ten people including Fletcher White a 72 year old Tuscaloosa man struck in downtown Tuscaloosa. Driver Franklin Harris said White darted in front of him and no charges were filed. Carmen Attaway five fatally injured in Walker County collision. injured parents James and Mrs Attaway hospitalized. A man and his 14 year old son died when their car left the road and hit a tree.
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Associated Press
Alabama
Ft. Rucker
Fletcher White
Tuscalooosa
Druid City Hospital
Tuscaloosa
Franklin Kirk Harris
Rt. 3
Gordo
White
Carmen Attaway
Walker County
James Ataway
Birmingham
James Kneal
Picket Lines At Spaceport Pause $215 Million Of Work
CAPE KENNEDY FL A P reports picket lines around the spaceport halt work on projects totaling about 215 million dollars. 5 000 workers are idled as demonstrations continue. DETROIT AP Former Vice President Richard M Nixon says Goldwater would back a Republican platform aligned with majority delegate principles. WASHINGTON AP AFL CIO President George Meany urges unions to ensure full Negro access to apprenticeship programs.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Detroit
Richard M. Nixon
Barry Goldwater
Washington
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Normal conclusion in deaths of two youngsters in septic tank
A Tennessee grand jury will not indict Alma Faye Matthews Sammie Ammons and Barbara Ammons on murder charges in the deaths of two children found buried in a septic tank near Crossville The trio face only misdemeanor counts for improper disposal of bodies and Ammons carries bad check charges Investigators traced the cases to hospital discharge and a Marietta Ga hospital kidnapping claim with disputes over the deaths dating from 2004.
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Crossville, Tenn
Dist. Atty
Scott Camp
Alma Faye Matthews
Sammie Earl Ammons
Barbara Sue
Rome
Ammons
FBI
Camp
Matthews
Rose Marie Reed
Anthony Reed
Here
Hospital Bond Sale Approved For Decatur General Addition
The Morgan County Board of Revenue and Control authorized selling 450000 in warrants to be matched by a Hill Burton Fund grant for a nearly 1 million dollar Decatur General Hospital addition. A date for the sale was not set but a 60 day window was urged.
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Morgan County Board of ‘Revenue and Control
Hill-Burton Fund
Decatur General Hospital
Morgan County Hospital Board
F. S. Hunt
Hunt
Seven Kids, 68, Earns University of Delaware Degree
Sun Pei Lee, a Chinese immigrant and textile pioneer, earned a bachelor of science in agriculture at the University of Delaware at age 68, becoming its oldest graduate. He funded his studies with help from his seven children who financed five and a half years of college.
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Wilmington, del
Sun Pei Lee
China
Thhrough
University of Delaware
Lee
Stella
United States
Governors Seek GOP Policy Despite Goldwater Rift
Republican governors pressed for a unified GOP platform statement at the Cleveland conference. The draft urged civil rights emphasis, compulsory Social Security, and continued U.N. membership, aligning with Hatfield while Sen. Goldwater favored Civil rights limits, voluntary Social Security, and possible U.N. withdrawal if Red China joined. The three hour session failed to finalize the document amid party line votes.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Barry Goldwater
Mark O. Hatfield
Oregon
San Francisco
United States
United Nations
Goldwater
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Senate
Red China
GOP
Tim Babcock
Montana
Resolutions Committee
Grant Sawyer
Nevada
Babcock
Markets At A Glance
New York stocks show mixed, trading slow as bonds stay mostly unchanged. Cotton climbs with buying by commission houses. Chicago wheat weak from liquidation, corn and oats lower, soybeans down. Hog prices steady to 25 cents higher at 17.25, slaughter steers steady to 22.50.
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New York
Commission House
Chicago
We Buy Sell and Trade Furniture Ad
Local ad for We Buy Sell and Trade Furniture at 353 4403 lists new and used furniture options from Ex change Furniture Co. with contact number.
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Exchange Furniture Co
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Tennessee Bureau of Identification
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Key
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Shanghai
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