Cold War Berlin Tensions Loom In U S Warning Note
Historic Alabama special session prepares for reapportionment under federal court ultimatum with July 16 deadline. Berlin crisis heats as U S warns Soviet border guards and Khrushchev faces internal and external pressures amid refugee flows and Berlin wall tensions.
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Berlin
U.S
Montgomery
Alabama
House
Senate
Washington
Khrushchev
Press leak cited by Estes investigation aide
Robert E. Manuel, fired Republican counsel on the Estes grain storage probe, told a House subcommittee he leaked a secret Agriculture Department report to reporter Earl Maze and to Rep. William Cramer before members saw it. He said leaks are widespread and he wouldn’t repeat the act, admitting a cavalier approach.
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John Beckler
Washington
House
Billie Sol Estes
Agriculture Department
Robert E. Manuel
House Intergovernmental Relations Subcommittee
Manuel
Earl Maze
New York World Tribune
William Cramer
R-Fla
Estes
Traffic Kills Nine Three In One Wreck
Multiple weekend road crashes across Alabama left nine dead and one person drowned. Victoria Dye Brasell, 46, died in a Baldwin County go cart crash, while three others perished in a two car collision near Pickens County. A six vehicle wreck on U S 11 near Tuscaloosa killed Margaret Vaio LaCoste, 32, and others.
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Alabama
Victoria Dye Brasell
Mobile
Baldwin
Point Clear
Pickens
Tuscaloosa
Irving W. Walters
Bessemer
Oscar Walters
Earley Strickland
Fayette
Highway Patrol
Moore's Bridge Road
U.S 11
Margaret Vaio LaCoste
The Soul and Body as One In Faith and Healing
A reflective meditation on the soul as the real self beyond the body. It contrasts material focus with spiritual health, cites Oliver Wendell Holmes, and asserts humanity's need for divine restoration through Christ and the promise of immortality.
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Oliver Wendell Holmes
Holmes
U S Center In Algiers Targeted By Bomb Attacks
Fires triggered by bombs ripped through Algiers on Saturday hitting schools and public buildings and damaging the U S information center in the European section. The ground floor suffered a fierce blaze as U S Consul General William Porter described the damage as heavy but refused to estimate a total.
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Algiers
Algeria
U.S
William Porter
Havana Storm Delivers Destructive Winds and Floods
In Havana 85 mph winds and heavy rains destroyed 12 homes and cut power and phone service. Firefighters logged 41 emergency calls for stranded motorists as floods blocked roads. The storm ended Cuba’s drought while triggering 12 landslides and evacuations across 26 flooded areas.
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Havana
Key West
Fla
Dean Martin quits over Marilyn Monroe firing in Some Things Got to Give
Hollywood AP Dean Martin resigns from the film after Marilyn Monroe is fired by 20th Century Fox for breach of contract. Monroe had asked Martin as her co star and was dismissed hours after saying she was ready to return. Fox and Remick are shocked as the project lags 32 days behind schedule and costs climb past two million dollars.
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North Alabama
Chamber
Sirloin
Huntsville
Florence
Birmingham
Opp
Montgomery
Homewood
Foley
Elba
Eufaula
Geneva
Greenville
Marion
Bill Graham
The
Alabama Travel Council
James Bacon
Hollywood
Dean Martin
Marilyn Monroe
Miss Lee Remick
Martin
20Th Century- Fox Studios
Music Corp. of America
Miss Monroe
Marilyn
20Th Century-Fox
Miss Remick
City Parks Open Monday For Summer Recreation
Decatur parks begin Monday at 9 a.m. with eight sites for summer recreation. Joe Jones, former Decatur High School coach, now supervisor of the Southwest junior high recreation program, announces park hours 9 to 11:30 a.m. and 1:30 to 5 p.m. five days weekly, with Delano Park open 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. six days. Story hours and later craft workshops will be offered. coeds will supervise activities and babysit. Parks and supervisors include Delano Park Katherine Lacey CeCelia Smith Greenwood Park Joy Posey Austinville Park Ruth Head Walter Jackson Park Emaline Rogers East Acres Park Sandra Ellison East End supervisor Clotile Harris West Side supervisor Lucile Brown Cashin Homes supervisor Countess Vingon.
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CeCelia Smith
Decatur
Delano Park
Miss Smith
F. H. Smith
13Th Ave
Joe Jones
Decatur High School
New Southwest Junior High
Jones
Katherine Lacey
Greenwood Park
Joy Posey
Austinville Park
Ruth Head
Walter Jackson
Emaline Rogers
East Acres Park
Sandra Ellison
East End
Clotile Harris
West Side
Lucile Brown
Cashin Homes
Countess Vingon
FAA Recommends Pryor Field Work Across Alabama Airports
The Federal Aviation Agency announced a five year program for airport development with 21 million dollars allocated to 39 Alabama airports. Recommendations include new airports and enhancements in cities such as Aliceville Atmore Bessemer Birmingham Camden Citronelle Fairhope Greenville Marion Oneonta Sylacauga and many others. The Bessemar Birmingham area and Mobile Montgomery also receive projects including new airports runway strengthening lighting and related facilities. Passenger totals rose 13 percent in May with a record 42121 travelers and freight up 232 percent.
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Pryor Field
Federal Aviation Agency
Alabama
Congress
Southern Airways
Aliceville
Atmore
Bessemer
Birmingham
Butler
Camden
Citronelle
Fairhope
Greenville
Marion
Oneonta
Sylacauga
Albertville
Alexander City
Andalusia
Anniston
Auburn
Clanton
Cullman
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