TVA Shift Effort Thrown Out by Federal Court
A Huntsville realtor failed to move the Tennessee Valley Authority headquarters from Knoxville to Muscle Shoals as the suit was dismissed in federal court. In Washington the Senate passed the civil rights bill 73 to 27, sending it to the House for concurrence and possible presidential signing on July 4.
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Kennedy in Plane Crash Injures Senator and Others
Sen Edward M Kennedy of Massachusetts was injured in a plane crash while en route to the Massachusetts Democratic Convention in Springfield. Sen Birch Bayh of Indiana and his wife were also injured in the crash at Northampton Massachusetts. Kennedy was hospitalized with chest and back injuries and facial cuts. See related report on the civil rights legislation battle on the same page.
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Perceptive Lady Urges Self Help for Negro Progress
Syracuse Herald-Journal outlines Mrs. Cora Walker's Harlem bid for State Senate in the 21st District. The editorial lauds her call for self-improvement, education for Negro parents, and teaching heritage, while arguing civil rights alone cannot solve deeper social and economic rights. It condemns internal racism and urges pride and bootstrap uplift among African Americans.
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Brooklyn
Johnson vows to defend freedom in Southeast Asia
President Johnson pledged to defend freedom wherever needed as he warned the Communist regime in North Vietnam and China. He spoke to about 400000 Californians in San Francisco during a Democratic fund raising trip and highlighted U S resolve to deter aggression.
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Two Vehicle Collisions Reported In City Areas
At 4 30 p m Friday a collision occurred on 6th Ave SE involving Daniel Baker 65 of 28 Lafayette St NW and Gloyce E McCutcheon 37 of Somerville 3. At 9 05 a m Friday on 3rd Ave E a crash involved Marshall Jack Naylor 22 of Moulton and Lester H Mears 25 of Trinity 1. A Vacation Bible School runs Monday to Friday 9 11 30 a m at West Side Presbyterian Church. See diary on Page 2.
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Somerville 3
3Rd Ave
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Niigata Struck by Aftermath Flooding and Quake Toll
Torrential rains hit Niigata as flood warnings spread in quake wreckage. One dead, 12 confirmed dead in Niigata with 400 plus injured nationwide. 11 people still missing. Emergency medical supplies rushed as dysentery cases appear and streets flood.
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Ex change Furniture Co We buy sell trade ads
We Buy, Sell & Trade New and Used Furniture advertising note lists contact number 353-4403 for Ex change Furniture Co. local classifieds brief.
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Chamber Fills Place On Board In Decatur
Decatur Chamber of Commerce directors elected Jones Ellison to fill the unexpired term of Jimmy Stutts. Ellison will serve until December 31, 1964 and oversees the Downtown Action Committee. Stutts is transferred to Chattanooga to head Noland operations there. Directors also approved paving the parking area around the new Chamber building at the Lyons Hotel area for 800 to 1000 dollars and set an August 16 open house. They scheduled attendance at the July 9 Decatur Huntsville chamber board meeting with a tour of Redstone Arsenal research center prior to the banquet.
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Goldwater Course Backed by Republicans in Civil Rights Debate
Republican strategists see Goldwater's opposition as shaping the 1964 campaign. They expect northern white voters angered by demonstrations and southern segregationists to rally behind him, while Scranton warns such a stance could wreck his bid. Goldwater insists equal opportunity and oppose centralized federal power.
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Washington
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Goldwater
Johnson
Wallace predicts office changes over civil rights bill
Gov. George Wallace says the American people will remove from office those responsible for passing the civil rights bill. He calls the day sad for liberty and predicts indignation as Independence Day nears and he asserts freedom has largely been lost.
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George Wallace
McDonald’s Quickies by Ken Reynolds
Short ad column by Ken Reynolds features quick bites on McDonald’s offerings and related dining notices.
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