Erhard Visits Washington Amid Soviet East German Pact
West Germany Chancellor Ludwig Erhard arrived in Washington to discuss Berlin issues with President Johnson in the wake of a Soviet East German friendship pact. German Foreign Minister Gerhard Schroeder also met with Secretary Rusk. no joint move on a four power conference was decided.
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Washington
Chanellor
Ludwig Erhard
West Germany
Berlin
Johnson
Moscow
Erhard
Andrews Air Force Base
W. Averell Harriman
Gerhard Schroeder
Dean Rusk
Rusk - Schroeder
Soviet Union
George W. Ball
Greece
Turkey
Cyprus
Porter works as NASA engineer at Cape Kennedy Florida
Hubert M Porter son of Mr and Mrs John F Porter of Flint is an aerospace engineer at NASA John F Kennedy Space Center Cape Kennedy Florida. No injuries in a 335 pm Thursday accident on Moulton Street E involving a 1952 Chevrolet driven by Herbert Cagle of Moulton Heights and a 1959 International truck and tractor driven by James Wilson Wright 34 of Decatur Four Morgan County suspects were arrested Thursday including an alias warrant for improper muffler and failing to appear and one insane case See DIARY on Page 2
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Hubert M. Porter
John F. Porter
Flint
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
John F. Kennedy Space Center
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Moulton St. E
Herbert Cagle
Moulton Heights
International
James Wilson Wright
Decatur 4
Morgan County Sheriff's Forces
Should I join a church after reading the New Testament
The answer urges joining a church after conversion through faith and baptism. It notes that the New Testament describes believers uniting with others and that true Christianity is not solitary. It recommends joining a group of believers who accept the Word, depend on the Holy Spirit, and live like Jesus.
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L.H
God
Jesus
Decatur Welcomes New Aluminum Plant Expansion
Decatur celebrated the Decatur Aluminum Companys multimillion dollar sheet mill with a ribbon cutting. W E Grace president of Fruehauf Corporation praised Decatur as the finest group of people and vowed further expansions. City and state dignitaries including Mayor Gilmer Blackburn and guests from Fruehauf Hunter Engineering and American Metal Climax attended the luncheon at Crescent Motel.
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Lynn Devaney
Joe Devaney
Decatur Aluminum Co
Fruehaus Corp
Hunter Engineering
American Metal Climax, Inc
Lynn
W. M. Brucker
Michigan
Devaney
R. S. Brill
Gilmer Blackburn
Decatur
Frank Coolbaugh
J. M. Robbins
Jim Robbins Co
W.E. Grace
Fruehauf Corp
Fruehauf Aluminum
Ala
James Overall
Daily
Decatur Aluminum Company
W. E. Grace
Decatur Aluminium Co
Fruehauf
Fruehhauf, Hunter Engineering
Fruehauf Aluminum Extrusion
Grace
Crescent Motel
Negroes Put Off Plans in Tuscaloosa Protest Pause
Negro leaders halted planned protest marches in Tuscaloosa awaiting a federal court injunction ruling on police interference. An injunction suit filed in Birmingham seeks authority to curb demonstrations. Rev. T. Y. Rogers urged white leaders to meet and negotiate on segregation.
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Rex Thomas
Associated Press
Tuscaloosa
Ala
U.S. District Court
Birmingham
Rogers
Chamber of Commerce
Senate rejects freedom riders amendment to civil rights bill
The Senate defeated the "freedom riders" amendment 72 to 21 as Southern opponents of the civil rights bill sought to curb antisegregation demonstrations in their states. The veto comes amid broader civil rights debates on federal action and states rights.
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Washington
Senate
Freedom Riders
Scranton Enters Republican Presidential Contest
Gov. William W. Scranton of Pennsylvania declared his candidacy for the Republican nomination at the Maryland State GOP gathering. He urged a choice for the party and warned against exclusionary minority influence, challenging front runner Barry Goldwater and joining peers Rockefeller Smith and Stassen in the race.
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Washington
Draft Lodge
Henry Cabot Lodge
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Gettysburg
Dwight D. Eisenhower
William Scranton
Baltimore
Maryland
Scranton
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Minnesota
Harold E. Stassen
We Buy Sell Trade Furniture Co Ady Exchange Furniture
Exchange Furniture Co advertises buying selling and trading new and used furniture with contact number 353 4403.
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Exchange Furniture Co
Ady
Harsh Weather Strikes in Lawrence County Area
High wind heavy rain hail and lightning damaged property across Lawrence County on Thursday afternoon. Antennas trees and roofs were toppled and lightning struck homes a church and a TV set in Hatton. Fire crews battled a steeple fire at Okolona Baptist Church with Town Creek rescuers aiding the effort.
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Winford Turner
Moulton
Lawrence County
Hatton
Speake
Thomas Jackson
Claude Sandlin
Okolano Baptist Church
Walter Looney
Danville 2
Betty Hampton
Maris Freeman
Travis Hill
Jackson
Town Creek
Stanley Blakemore
North Alabama Methodist Conference Rejects Negro Delegates
The North Alabama Methodist Conference reversed an earlier vote and decided not to invite delegates from the Central Alabama Negro Conference to the 1965 session. The action was referred for a year of study by the Board of Christian Social Concerns.
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Birmingham
North Alabama Methodist Conference
Alabama
Ben Englebert
McCoy Methodist
T. A. Edgard
Board of Christian Social Concerns
North Alabama
Life Term For Williams in Alabama Agent Slaying
A Bibb County Circuit Court jury convicted Morris Williams of first degree murder in the rifle slaying of an Alabama liquor agent. The panel fixed Williams' sentence at life imprisonment after more than six hours of deliberation.
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Centerville
Ala
Bibb County
Morris Williams
Alabama
Williams
Fatter Pay Raises Clears House For Federal Workers
The House approved a 7 500 a year raise for members of Congress and a broad pay package for 1.7 million federal workers including judges cabinet officers and top executives The vote was 243 to 157 and Senate action was anticipated aided by Johnson backing and postal unions lobbying. An Udall amendment allowed automatic raises with Civil Service grade increases.
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John Beckler
Washington
House
Congress
Senate
Johnson
Morris K. Udall
D-Ariz
Saturn I booster fires 143 seconds at Marshall test
The eight-engine Saturn I booster SI-8 produced 1.5 million pounds of thrust in a full duration static test at Marshall Space Flight Center. Built by Chrysler at New Orleans plant, it is nearly identical to six prior Saturns at Cape Kennedy. It will be shipped to Cape for a 1965 meteoroid satellite launch. The seventh Saturn sits at Cape Kennedy awaiting mating with an S4 stage for a fall launch.
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Huntsville
Ala
Marshall Space Flight Center
Chrysler Corp
Michoud
New Orleans
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Cape
Stops Short Of Pact To End World War II
Moscow AP report states the Soviet Union and East Germany signed a friendship treaty while stopping short of a WW II peace treaty. Premier Khrushchev framed it as aiding peaceful German regulation. Ulbricht urged a peace treaty and warned Berlin status remains disputed with West Germany. Western Allies said they would hold Moscow responsible and deem the accord not a peace treaty, avoiding crisis.
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Soviet Union
United States
Berlin
Germany
Johnson
Erhard
Khrushchev
Walter Ulbricht
Moscow
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
Dean Rusk
East Germany
Chhief Walter Ulbricht
Kremlin
West Berlin
Ulbricht
Washington
London
Paris
Rense
Markets At A Glance From New York And Chicago
Stocks ease in slow trading as bonds show narrow moves. Wheat and corn drift lower, oats steady to softer with corn. Soybeans mix while hogs hold near 17.50, slaughter steers up to 22.76.
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New York
Cottog
Chicago
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