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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1967

Page

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Wallace Plans Ohio Tour Next Weekend

Former Gov. George Wallace outlines a weekend speaking tour testing campaign winds for next year. He will fly to McComb Ohio to address delegates at a pre harvest festival and then speak at the Arkansas Press Association convention in Hot Springs. Wallace returns from a multi-state swing and defends the Alabama flag while noting Viet Cong criticisms.

Montgomery Ala George Wallace Consenus Wallace McComb Ohio Arkansas Press Association Hot Springs Ark Wisconsin Indiana Michigan American

Kosygin Walks Wall Street on Quiet U N Trip

Soviet Premier Kosygin toured Manhattan on a 2 1 2 hour visit, leaving his limousine only to walk along Wall Street and Fifth Avenue between 38th and 23rd Streets. A short four block stroll past the New York Stock Exchange drew few pedestrians as police guarded the motorcade.

NEW! York Alexei N. Kosygin Manhattan King Wall Street Fifth Avenue Kosygin So- Vatmia Ie Wall Street U.N. General Assembl

Kosygin accuses U S of provoking Israel at UN session

Soviet Premier Kosygin told the United Nations that the United States incited Israel to strike Arabs. The U S delegation rejected the charge as entirely false. Ambassador Golberg urged proof of US ability to rebuff aggression as the session opened.

United Nations Andrei C. Gromgin Golberg United States

Nasser names himself premier in new cabinet

Two of four Army helicopter crew were killed when two helicopters collided and crashed near New Brockton Alabama. One crewman was injured while another escaped unhurt. Cairo Radio reported the move in Beirut.

Beirut Lebanon Gamal Abdel Nasser Cairo Radio New Brockton Ala

Heat Wave Bakes North Alabama With 98 Degree Heat

A Huntsville Weather Bureau spokesman said North Alabama endures a heat wave with temperatures reaching 98 degrees Sunday and about 95 expected today as a stationary air mass blocks relief. Forecasters predict scattered thundershowers and gusty winds this evening in some areas, though overall heat remains extreme and a night damage incident near Easton is noted.

North Alabama U.S. Weather Bureau Huntsville

Malcolm Smith Dies Sunday

Harrison Smith, 59, a State Farm Insurance agent in Decatur for 21 years, died Sunday morning at his residence. He was active in Alabama insurance conventions for many years and had been named an outstanding agent for several years. Funeral arrangements were not listed.

Malcolm Harrison Smith State Farm Decatur Smith Alabama Funer

Dodd Debate Questions Personal Benefit Testimonies

Senator A S Monroney questioned the ethics panel claim that testimonials funded for Senator Thomas J Dodd were not personal benefits. He doubted speakers Lyndon B Johnson and Hubert Humphrey would attend such events if labeled as personal benefits. The debate centered on alleged mis conduct and fundraising implications for Dodd.

Washington Senate Ethics Committee Thomas J. Dodd Connecticut A. S Mike Monroney Dokla Senate Lyndon B. Johnson Hubert H. Humphrey Dodd Monroney Bipartisan Ethics Com

Clay Mood Jolly As Trial Starts

Clay the 25 year old boxer arrived at the federal courthouse for his trial on charges of refusing to be inducted into the armed services. He lightened the mood with a song and joked with spectators as jurors were asked to serve. If convicted he could face up to five years and a ten thousand dollar fine.

Lawrence Lee Houston Tex Sius Clay Federal Armed Services Clay

Markets At A Glance New York Stocks Mixed In Trade

New York markets showed mixed activity as stocks moved between gains and losses amid uneven trading. Investors watched early-October shifts and data releases impacting sectors across finance and energy.

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