Alabama Homecoming Mission for USS Alabama
The article notes plans for restoring the USS Alabama at Mobile with half a million dollars already raised and a goal of one million. It urges residents to contribute, saying the project is highly appealing and could inspire a wide public response.
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Hartselle Flood Control Project Begins This Summer
City of Hartselle along with the State Highway Department and the Louisville and Nashville Railroad plan a $45,000 project to greatly enlarge an existing culvert under the railroad. The work aims to end flooding in major business areas and relieve a long standing nuisance.
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Scranton Test-Fires GOP Bid For 1964 Nomination
The belated Pennsylvanian governor William Scranton signals a possible 1964 bid or vice presidential run with behind the scenes party maneuvering. Observers still expect Richard Nixon to emerge as a dark horse before the convention.
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William Scranton
Gov. Scranton
Sen. Goldwater
Richard Nixon
Congressional pay raise debate sparks cost of living contrast
The piece argues a House and Senate pay raise, with Cabinet members at 32 500 and lawmakers at 30 000, will raise expectations and highlight Alaska living costs. It notes campaign spending for statewide races may exceed district efforts and cites Washington DC living costs as higher than Alabama.
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House of Sepremeyts
United States
House
Senate
Alabama
House of Representatives
Washington, D. C
Greece's King Constantine on Cyprus and NATO role
In Athens the 24 year old King Constantine outlined Cyprus peace ideas and NATO ties. He urged UN authority to stop fighting, protection for Turkish Cypriots, and a fully independent Cyprus under majority rule. He discussed his pending marriage to Princess Anne Marie and his training to govern.
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Cyprus
Greece
Turkey
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Makarios
Constantine
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Denmark
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Civil rights bill passage uncertain as Congress debates
On Capitol Hill the timing of a civil rights bill remains unclear after a Senate cloture vote. Analysts warn of parliamentary maneuvers in the House and potential delays past the Republican convention, with a final enactment date still anybody's guess.
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House Rules Committee
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Rules Committee
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Repair relations by open communication and willingness
The piece warns that damaged relationships often stem from poor communication and stubbornness. It urges admitting fault, apologizing, and starting anew to turn defeat into victory, suggesting a change of spirit can heal tensions and prevent permanent separation.
Nixon in the middle as GOP factions clash in 1964
Washington report analyzes Richard Nixon amid the Scranton Goldwater split within the Republican Party. It notes Nixon's neutrality, alleged deals, Rockefeller tensions, Knight’s California bid, and the shifting power dynamics ahead of the San Francisco convention.
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Richard M. Nixon
Scranton-Goldwater
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William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Scranton
Goldwater
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
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Senator Goldwater
Murray Chotiner
Goodwin Knight
Knight
Imperial iBank of
George L. Graziadio Jr
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William Knowland
Republican Party
Knowland
Edmund G
Pat) Brown
Brown
Pepsi-Cola
Viet Nam
Henry Cabot Lodge
Arthur Krock
Thomas E. Dewey
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This Day In History June 17 1964 Highlights
On this date in history several events are noted including the Battle of Bunker Hill in 1775, Sir Francis Drake landing in 479, Gounod's birth in 1818, France seeking armistice in 1940, Allied bombers striking Naples and Sicily in 1943, and the 1945 OPA shoe stock inventory order. A Congressional hearing on the Army and McCarthy ended in 1954.
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Francis Drake
California
Charles Gounod
Henri Philippe Petain
Nazi Germany
Naples
Sicily
Office of Price Administration
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Army
Joseph R. McCarthy
R.wis
Charles Potter
Rmich
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