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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1964
Page
3
AP analyst James Marlow notes Johnson acts eager to start the campaign and targets Goldwater’s defense and big government critiques. Eisenhower pressures fiscal restraint, recalling 1952 promises. Goldwater tweaks Social Security, pledging reform over abolition while defending liberty.
Alabama Governor George Wallace spent 90000 on Maryland primary campaign expenses, with 86575 financed by the national Wallace for President committee. Miss Sherwyn Peltz filed the financial statement in Baltimore Circuit Court detailing newspaper and radio television advertising and Maryland headquarters costs.
President Johnson has 671 first ballot votes from primaries and state actions, about 58 percent of the 1,158 needed for the nomination. He is expected to clinch the Democratic nomination on the first ballot at Atlantic City, with additional wins anticipated in Ohio Indiana Maryland and Wisconsin.
Lawrence district officials say the board of education will share in about 23 000 for grading draining and paving three blocks on Cottage Street from the new high school to the county coliseum funded by state and county grants with state forces to build the road.
The railway cars gained their name from George Mortimer Pullman, a New York cabinet maker who in 1859 developed the first sleeping car designed for long distance travel.
Former Maj. Gen. Edwin A Walker sues The Associated Press for libel seeking $2 million. The case stems from AP reports accusing him of leading a charge during the 1962 University of Mississippi riot in Oxford. Walker denies leading any charge and argues AP stories are false in fact and substance.
The Rev. Bernard Hellman, curate at the Episcopal Church of the Advent in Birmingham, will become rector of St. Andrew's Episcopal Church in Mobile. He succeeds Rev. Benjamin B. Smith, named the first Episcopal chaplain at the University of Alabama Medical School in Birmingham.
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