Money Pressure on Alabama Tuberculosis Sanatoriums
A public health plea urges Alabama to increase state appropriations for District I Tuberculosis Sanatorium and similar facilities. The writer criticizes neglect of public health, calls for action from the Alabama Tuberculosis Association and Medical Society of Alabama, and asks citizens to push lawmakers for funding to hire needed staff and sustain operations.
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Alabama
District I Tuberculosis Sanatorium
Alabama—Tuberculosis—Association
County dumps urged to curb midnight rubbish dumping
Morgan County considers a countywide garbage collection plan after a Sunday column by Thomas Z. Atkeson. The piece cites surreptitious dumping as a growing problem and urges counties to provide and maintain public dumps at strategic locations to keep Morgan County and the nation’s environment cleaner.
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Thomas Z. Atkeson
Morgan County Board of Revenue & Control
America
U S Faces Ghana Egypt Food Aid Dilemma and Nasser Stability
The United States debates renewing a 55 million food loan to Egypt as June 30 approaches. Nasser faces a fragile hold on power amid army discontent and a risky balance with the U S. Kosygin warned Nasser to handle the U S carefully while regional leaders watch the decision. President Johnson will finalize, with Sekou Touré of Guinea watching closely.
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Abdel Nasser
State Department
Capitol Hill
Nasser
U.S
Egypt
Russia
Aswan Dam
United Arab Republic
Syria
Near East
Yemen
Farouk
Suez Canal
Congress
Nkrumah
Ghana
Ben Bella
Algeria
Nigeria
Sukarno
Indonesia
Kosygin
United States
Uncle Sam
Faisal
Saudi Arabia
Hussein
Jordan
Rusk
Johnson
Sekou Toure
Guinea
Africa
Tubman
Liberia
Houphouet-Boigny
Ivory Coast
Return to Christ After Moral Setback
Billy Graham counsel to a reader who felt unworthy after falling back with the wrong crowd. The response notes biblical rejects like Peter and Zacchaeus were transformed, urges not to despair, and emphasizes confession and forgiveness through Christ. The piece centers on mercy, repentance, and renewed faith.
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Christ
J. W. Jr
Supreme Court new police rights require counsel for suspects
The Supreme Court ruled five to four that suspects must be warned that statements may be used against them and advised of the right to counsel before questioning. Violations render confessions inadmissible unless safeguards are shown. opinions split on potential policing impact and constitutional reach.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the
U. S
Supreme Court
America
Warren
Black
Douglas, Fortas
Brennan
Clark
White
Harlan
Stewart
Justice White
Father's Day sparks Senate rhetoric on freedom and conformity
Senate debate over a Father's Day resolution drew critic Russell Long into a clash between New Left rhetoric and traditional values. The piece mocks his approach and imagines alternative pro and anti positions, framing the issue as a test of conformity versus individual thought.
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Washington
Russell Long
Louisiana
Senate
Viet Nam
Senate of the United States
Long
Capitol
United States
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Battle of Bunker Hill remembered on anniversary
June 17 1966 marks the 191st anniversary of the Battle of Bunker Hill with reports noting British gains and heavy losses. The item places today’s date in historical context and references events from 1775 and past decades, including mention of Vietnam era discussion and Johnson administration notes.
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Associated Press
Bunker Hill
U. S
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