Driving while intoxicated and leaving scene charges filed
Johnnie Eugene Cone, 34, of Highway 31 S, faced DWI and leaving the scene charges after a collision with Edward L. Wright, 52, of Hartseller, at 7:42 a.m. Saturday at 19th Ave and Church St SE. A separate 3:44 p.m. crash on Wilson St NE involved Franklin D. Sharrot, 30, and Homer Ray Rollins, 22, with no injuries. A Gate Way Shopping Center two-car crash left no injuries between Amanda A. Ashwonder, 17, and Thomas A King, 39. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Stover hosted Frank Kopera and children from New Orleans, formerly Decatur. The Wishful Diggers Garden Club meets Wednesday at 9:30 a.m. at 1720 Dianne St SW. Thomas H. Nichol Jr., 19, of Tuscaloosa, struck two light poles in Paradise Trailer Court Friday. Nichol uninjured. A second Friday, Sixth Ave at 9th St SE saw a collision between William E. Tankersley, 30, Hartsville Tenn, and Jerry Johnson Walker, 30, Nashville Tenn. no injuries. See DIARY on Page 2.
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Johnnie Eugene Cone
Highway 31
Edward L. Wright
Hartselle
19Th Ave
Church St. SE
Wilson St
Franklin D. Sharrot
Hartseller
Homer Ray Rollins
5Th Ave
Gateway Shopping Center
Amanda A. Ashwonder
Woodland St. SE
Thomas A King
Huntsville
Thomas H. Nichol, Jr
Tuscaloosa
Paradise Trailer Court
U.S
Nichol
Sixth Ave
9Th St
William E. Tankersley
Hartsville
Tenn
Jerry Johnson Walker
Nashville
Federal Court Upholds Negro March Rights in St. Augustine
A federal court affirmed the right of African Americans to stage anti segrega tion marches in St. Augustine and warned real enforcement would curb violence. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. testified and posted a $900 bond after a prior arrest at a segregated restaurant.
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ST. (Augustine, Fla.ap
St. Augustine
Martin Luther King Jr
King
Yale
U S Jets Hit Antiaircraft Positions in Pa thet Lao Planes
U S jet war planes reportedly delivered a knockout blow earlier this week to antiaircraft gun positions in Pa thet Lao, according to reports current Saturday.
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Washington
Pathet Lao
U.S
Air Force
Laos Communist Buildup Hunted
Western military sources report indications of a Communist buildup for a possible attack on Muong Soui a neutralist stronghold on a road west of the Plaine des Jarres. US reconnaissance flights resumed as talks circulated about Chinese interference and aerial clashes in Southeast Asia.
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Tony Escoda
Vientiane
Laos
Muong Soui
Plaine Des Jarres
Muong Kheung
Phou Koutt
Kong le
Ban Na
Souvanna Phouma
U.S. Navy
Southeast Asia
US Air Force
Clark Field
Joes Philippines
Okinawa
Thailand
Philippines
United States
U.S
U. S
No sponging in Bible says work for own bread
The Bible warns that those who do not work should not eat but also urges Christians to help those in need, especially fellow believers. It stresses personal effort paired with generous aid to others, guiding balanced charity.
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W.S
Paul
Jesus Christ
Christ
Scranton Bid Depends On Delegate Tap
The Scranton presidential bid hinges on stealing delegates from Goldwater as Goldwater may cross the 655 delegate threshold with Texas next Tuesday. Pennsylvania GOP chairman Truax says only 250 of Goldwater’s delegates are legally bound on the first ballot, with others tied only by lack of alternatives. Page A-2.
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Scranton
Jack Bell Washington
William W. Scranton
GOP
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Texas
Goldwater
Pennsylvania
Craig C. Truax
San Francisco
Dalton
Scranton pitches Connecticut delegates at state GOP convention
Pennsylvania Governor William W. Scranton launched his presidential bid with a 15 minute address at Connecticut's Republican state convention. He urged support for 16 delegates while avoiding a direct clash with Richard M. Nixon and sparking jeers and cheers from the hall.
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Hartford
Conn
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Barry Goldwater
Richard M. Nixon
Connecticut
Scranton
Mary
Marworth
Dalton
Senate Presses Civil Rights Bill Against Southern Protests
The Senate pursued a party line rejection of Southern amendments to a House-passed civil rights bill. With one hour per man debate limits, leaders reported 2-1 margins against amendments as 51 proposals were disposed of including eight on roll calls and one on a technicality. The bill as managed aimed for passage by week’s end amid expectations from Dirksen and Humphrey, while Russell warned action by Wednesday was unlikely.
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Washington
Senate
Chamber
Sen
Everett
M. Dirksen
Illinois
Hubert H. Humphrey
D/Minn
Richard B. Russell
Dga
Dixie Forces
Anniston Girl Crowned Miss Sun Fun USA
Linda Vaughan of Anniston Alabama an 18 year old brunette won Miss Sun Fun USA at Myrtle Beach after eight finalists competed The crowning closed a week long Grand Strand festival The first runner up was Beverly Ann Smith of Baltimore and Becky Snyder of Owensboro Kentucky was second runner up Other finalists included Patti Pruett Jane Flores Martha Sonte Alley Vicki Lauffer and Giner Alexander Vaughan succeeds Geri Schmidt of Michigan.
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Myrtle Beach
S.C
Linda Vaughan
Anniston
Ala
Beverly Ann Smith
Baltimore
Becky Snyders
Owensboro, Ky
Patti Pruett
Indianapolis
Jana Flores
Chicago
Martha Sonte Alley
Leaksville
N.C
Vicki Lauffer
Gahanna
Ohio
Giner Alexander
Savannah
Miss Vaughan
Geri Schmidt
Michigan
Ingalls Fire Destroys Part Of Nuclear Sub Hull
A fire at Ingalls Shipbuilding in Pascagoula damaged a $40 million nuclear submarine hull after an explosion in a paint shed. Firefighters contained most exterior flames, but two company rescuers and one employee were overcome by smoke.
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Pascagoula, Miss
Ingalls Shipbuilding Corp
Yanks On Move
A brief note highlights the New York Yankees advancing in a pivotal phase of their season. Key players and strategic shifts are mentioned, signaling momentum and rising expectations as the team pursues a strong finish.
Erhard Maintains Caution Over Moscow Treaty
West Germany Chancellor Ludwig Erhard kept a calm appraisal of the Soviet East German treaty and signaled no rush to reopen talks with Moscow on Germany Berlin issues. He said the pact does not change the facts or legal situation and noted East Berlin as the seat of the East German regime while in Washington for talks.
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Washington
Ludwig Erhard
West Germany
Moscow
Pankow
Erhard
East Berlin
Berlin
Walter Ulbricht
Aglow
East Germany
East German
Communist Party
West Berlin
Ulbricht
Khrushchev
Khanh Calls For Close Ranks To Save South Vietnam
In Saigon Maj. Gen. Nguyen Khanh urged political, professional and religious groups to unite behind the government to ensure survival during a decisive period. The convention debated party regulation amid 31 parties, while Viet Cong mines damaged trains and trucks, killing six as government troops claimed 24 guerrillas killed in two days.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Nguyen Khanh
Khanh
French Fourth Republic
Charles de Gaulle
Ngo Dinh Diem
Defense Ministry
Korean Martial Law Lift Eyed by Opposition
Korean opposition groups asked the National Assembly to lift martial law in Seoul. President Park Chung Hee’s regime maintains both martial law and censorship, citing restored order, while opposition factions form a Civil Rules party and the Sammin Society.
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Seoul
South Korea
Chung Hee Park
National Assembly
Park
Democratic Republican Party
Yun Po-sun
Civil Rules Party
Sammin Society
We Buy, Sell & Trade New and Used Furniture
We Buy Sell and Trade new and used furniture advertise contact 353 4403 Exchange Furniture Co. (edv.)
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Exchange Furniture Co
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America
Herman Stover
Edgwood St
Frank Kopera
New Orleans
Decatur
Wishful Diggers Garden Club
Noel Callahan
Dianne St. SW
U.S. District Court
Bryan Simpson
Jacksonville
James Kynes
Goldie
Nixon
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-N
Olin D-Johnston
D-S.c
Marineland of the Pacific
Los Angeles
Big Oceanarium
Miss Sun Fun
South Carolina
Grand Strand Resort
Vaughan
Alabama Sun-Fun Neasures
John Knox
Soviet Science
McDonald
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