River Weather Eweeee and Jupiter Moonrise
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Eweeee
Jupiter
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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1967
Page
2
The Marshall Plan Reflected In Today’s World
The Marietta Daily Journal discusses the Marshall Plan and its relevance to current global health and political stability. It notes U S aid should aid recovery, while European initiative remains essential, and cites leaders like Harold Wilson and Dean Acheson in reflecting on postwar cooperation and ongoing economic reform.
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Marietta
Daily Journal
United States
Europe
Dean Acheson
Cleveland
Miss
U.S
Harold Wilson
Johnson
Gulf of Aqaba
Marshall
Initi- America
Brussels
Whig Nominee Zachary Taylor Emerges in Press
Fragmentary OCR shows Whig party naming Zachary Taylor as nominee for president. Report emphasizes quick party endorsement and mounting public attention as campaigns begin.
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The
Whig Party
Zachary Taylor
Bronze Medal Awarded to Elgan T. Jenkins
Elgan T. Jenkins received a Bronze Medal for his World War II service in the Navy aboard the mine sweeper USS Nimble. He and his wife Minnie Bell Hopkins Jenkins live at 5028 LaRay Drive in Virginia Beach, Virginia, formerly from Mitchie Tennessee, near Auburn Alabama.
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Burn University
Auburn
Ala
Nimble
Japan
Jenkins
Minnie Bell Hopkins
Mitchie, Tenn
LaRay Drive
Virginia Beach
Soviet Demonstration Tightens Control Over Friday Protest
Soviet authorities permitted Friday’s demonstration but imposed stricter limits than in the past. The March 1965 event saw North Vietnamese Chinese and Cuban students clashing with police and assaulting the U.S. Embassy before troops dispersed the crowd.
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Kremlin
U.S
Stone warns youth lie against God amid Hitler reference
Dr. Stone warns graduates about a growing secular doubt, contrasting it with Hitler’s lie. He says the idea that God is dead is promoted to youth, while faith remains in the hearts of many Americans.
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Stone
Hitler
Tape Claim on Nasser Voice Tape Sparks UN Debate
Israeli officials say a taped voice impersonating President Nasser shows Arab leaders accusing U S and Britain of air support while denying involvement by their planes. Experts note electronic voice analysis as a modern fingerprinting method used in U S courts.
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Nasser
Irael
United Nations
Tel Aviv
U.S
England
Hussein
Britain
United States
Washington
London
Middle East
Kersta
London Daily Telegraph
Israeli Syria ceasefire bid faces renewed fighting report
The report notes Israeli and Syrian acceptance of a UN call for an immediate halt to hostilities while heavy Syrian artillery bombards Israeli villages. An Egyptian claim of Egyptian cities hit by Israeli planes is denied by Israel as malicious fabrication. Ambassador Rafael of Israel defends the denial and warns against further untruths.
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Ismailia
Is‘raeli
Gideon Rafael
Israel
Tel Aviv
Security Council
Rafael
Cairo
Ministry of Information
Syria
George J. Temeh
Damascus
Mistrial Declared In McClanahan Will Case
A mistrial stalled the Garland McClanahan will dispute after jurors failed to reach a verdict. Judge James Bloodworth, with both parties’ consent, declared the mistrial and the case settled out of court with no available details. Almost 40 relatives challenged the will which left about 25 000 to Dolk y and Bert Ward. The relatives alleged lack of sound mind and undue influence by the Wards.
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Garland McClanahan
James Bloodworth
McClanahan
Dol‘ky
Bert Ward
Nasser Accepts Responsibility as Egyptian Leadership Shifts
President Nasser urged return to rightful places after a dangerous setback in the war. Field Marshal Abdul Hakim Amer resigned as commander in chief and as vice president, with Defense Minister Shamseddin Badran also stepping down. Mohieddin, aged 52, founded Egypt’s modern intelligence service.
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Egypt
Marsh Abdul Hakim Amer
Shamseddin Badran
Nasser
Mohieddin
Medical and dental schools require about 7400 bodies yearly
Medical and dental schools require approximately 7 400 bodies annually for instruction. The statement highlights the ongoing demand for cadavers to support anatomy and related training across institutions.
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Medical and Dental Schools
Lull in Vietnam Fighting Mixed With Air Strikes
In Saigon area a lull followed by continued air attacks on both sides. U S forces reported no major contacts in 15 announced operations while night mortar fire hit the northern 1st Corps zone and a terror raid injured one American and three Vietnamese. Navy pilots said 46 barges were destroyed or damaged and a downed F4C Phantom left a crew missing. Capt. George Kersey and Lt. William Banks survived a later Da Nang landing. Much of downtown Saigon lost power as repairs were planned.
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Edwin
White Saigon
Vietnam
U.S
1St Corps
South Vietnam
North Vietnam
George Kersey
Hazelwood
William Banks
Memphis
Tenn
da Nang
Tex
U S Families Count 47 836 Million in 1965
The census figure reports 47 836 million families in the United States for the year 1965, indicating ongoing growth in household numbers and demographic trends in postwar America.
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United States
US and USSR seek staged progress on Mideast Vietnam ties
Secretary of State Rusk urges handling Mideast and Vietnam one issue at a time while Senator Mansfield notes possible de escalation of bombing due to Soviet US cooperation. At sea the Liberty ship limps toward Crete after rendezvousing with two destroyers and the carrier America. wounded sailors evacuated for care.
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Dean Rusk
United States
Middle East
Vietnam
Senate
Democratic
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Pentagon
Liberty
America
U.S. 6Th Fleet
Suda Bay
Crete
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Saornna Corres Ao
Elgan T. Jenkins
Soviet
Arthur Lee Morris
Lakeside High
Bill Cook
Morgan County
John McBride
Saigon
Ken's Snack Bar Union Station
Ohnson
Soviet Union
Quewnanes
Troy C. Williams
6Th Ave
S.E
State Farm Fire and
Dloouagton, Llinots
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