Giant Alterations In Nation's Money Machinery Urged
Washington AP reports a private 20 member Commission on Money and Credit calls for major changes in the U S financial system. Key proposal gives the president authority to cut taxes in a recession with Congress veto power. auto adjustments for inflation possible. Findings target Federal Reserve Treasury banks savings lenders and pension funds aiming at low unemployment faster growth and stable prices. The 282 page report was funded by the Ford Foundation and will be presented to the White House.
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Police log of stolen Plymouth and vandalism incidents
Huntsville police received a report at 10 04 a m Saturday that a 1959 Plymouth with tag 47 36999 had been stolen. Earlier, youths were alleged to have damaged street lights on 7th Street SE. Walter H Davis reported a broken back window screen at 1403 Locust SE. A vacant Seton Avenue house was entered with fruit jars and glasses broken. No items reported missing. See diary on page 2.
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sinners saved by grace and the path to victory
The speaker confirms all are sinners and Jesus came to save sinners. He cites Paul as chief of sinners and explains salvation changes identity. He uses a personal analogy about names to illustrate transformation from sin to grace and argues not all who sin willingly.
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Dag Hammarskjold Takes Charge Of Czech Spy Row
Dag Hammarskjold disclosed he is personally examining the Czech protest over a U.S. demand that Miroslav Nacvalac, a Czech diplomat, leave the United States. The Czech mission notes Hammarskjold, though not recognized by Prague, is studying the case with U.N. legal counsel as Washington says Nacvalac was a spy seeking defecting and faced expulsion under the U.N. Charter and HQ agreement.
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JFK Blames Soviet Union for Nuclear Test Ban Stalemate
President Kennedy says the United States cannot continue its self imposed moratorium on nuclear tests and blames Soviet Union for deadlock in talks on a test ban. The administration hints at renouncing the moratorium if Moscow refuses to compromise, signaling possible broader strategic risk.
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Night Sky Preview for Decatur Monday June 19
Sunset 7:04 p.m. Moonset 11:25 p.m. Sunrise 4:35 a.m. First Quarter June 21. Prominent star Arcturus high in the south and visible planets Saturn Mars Jupiter Venus with respective rise and set times listed for tonight.
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Tennesse River levels and forecast for Decatur district
River reading at Keller Memorial Bridge Saturday morning stood at 15.82 feet with a 0.14 foot drop in 12 hours and sea level reading 550.12 feet. TVA lake stages listed include Guntersville 595.1 Whitesburg 553.0 Wilson 507.7. Friday high 62 and low 56 with Saturday morning 62. forecast calls for clouds and warmer with occasional rain today and tonight. Highs near 72 expected.
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Court Asked To Halt Planned Tractor Swap
A group of Indianapolis residents petitioned the Seventh U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals to stop negotiations by a private committee for release of about 1,200 prisoners from Cuba. The suit seeks enforcement of the Logan Act and names Robert Kennedy as a defendant.
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Governor Asks Aid On Reapportionment
Governor Patterson urged Alabamians to pressure lawmakers to pass reapportionment. He called it the state’s No 1 goal, saying it could realign legislative strength, affect schools taxes and daily life, and noted the Legislature has not been reapportioned since 1901.
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No Progress At Maritime Strike Session
The first face to face negotiating session in a three coast shipping strike broke up with anger and reports of no progress. The 85 000 crewmen on about 1 000 vessels across the East West and Gulf coasts are affected. Labor Secretary Goldberg urged another purposeful session Monday as Ralph E Casey and Joseph Curran led the talks. Curran warned of unfair labor practice charges against the American Merchant Marine Institute.
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Smaller The House Bigger The Ulcers
Dr Andre Lambling of Paris told a medical association meeting in Quebec that the size of human dwellings may affect stomach ulcers. He said smaller dwellings increase the likelihood of ulcers, while larger spaces may reduce risk.
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Jeff Chandler Dies at 42 From Septicemia After Surgery
Hollywood reports actor Jeff Chandler died at 4 35 p m from septicemia a complication after spinal surgery five weeks prior He was 42 Culver City Hospital released the cause of death three hours after the bulletin Autopsy planned Chandler had become a leading film star from a Brooklyn boyhood dream and noted John Wayne as a comparison to his rugged lead presence.
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Culver City Hospital
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Thousands Rally Against Soviet Split of Germany
West Germans rallied in hundreds of thousands to reject Khrushchev's plan and demand free elections to decide Germany's fate. Adenauer Brandt and other leaders urged Berlin residents to resist a Soviet backed division and to keep West Berlin secure. The day marked the eighth anniversary of East German anti-communist revolt and highlighted calls for a united Germany through nationwide votes.
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Khrushchev
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Adenauer
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Maurice Couve de Murville
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Two Alabama Traffic Deaths Reported In Opening Weekend
Two people died in Alabama traffic accidents to start the weekend. Rickie Flemmings, 12, of Bear Creek was killed Friday night after jumping from a truck into the path of a car near a Little League game. Jimmy Ray Reeves, 20, of Empire died when a pickup overturned near Sumiton in Walker County.
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Bear Creek
Ala
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Empire
Sumiton
Walker County
Lowest prices at Robinson's on Easy Budget ce Avenue
A brief shopper notice highlights Robinson's store on ce Avenue offering the lowest prices and easy budgeting options for customers seeking affordable goods.
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