Talks With DeGaulle Said Fruitful
President Johnson received a full report on Vice President Humphrey's Paris talks with Charles de Gaulle. Humphrey accompanied astronauts James McDivitt and Edward White on the trip. Ambassador Bohlen attended the Paris meeting and briefed Johnson at Camp David.
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Tribute to Bernard Baruch dies at 94 in New York
Bernard M. Baruch, capitalist philanthropist and adviser to presidents from both parties, died Sunday night at age 94. He passed away at home with family nearby including his son and daughter.宾
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Bernard M. Baruch
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South Carolina
James F. Byrnes
Hubert H. Humphrey
Paris
Andrews Air Force Base
Washington
Planes Pound Installations In North Viet Nam
American and Vietnamese aircraft hit bridges barracks and targets in North Viet Nam. Ground fighting left 27 government troops and 20 Viet Cong dead, with a Marine killed and three wounded near Da Nang. Four guerrillas died and one wounded in the same clash.
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Weekend arrests and city court docket in Decatur
The Decatur area sheriff's department reported 16 arrests for highway intoxication, 3 for public drunkenness and peace disturbance each, and one each for driving while intoxicated having no driver's license violating the prohibition law assault with a weapon insanity and decoying away a child. The city court docket listed 31 for disorderly conduct 12 each for public street intoxication and speeding 10 for reckless driving 7 for disregarding a traffic light 6 for no license 4 each for vagrancy and DWI 2 for disregarding a stop sign and 1 each for leaving the scene of an accident improper license plates spilling cement on the street assault and battery improper passing resisting arrest no tags in a vehicle parking in a prohibited zone and parking in an alley. A window at Oak Park Baptist Church 1311 19th Ave SE was found broken Sunday. Walter H Brand 2402 College St SE said he was at the church Sunday morning but did not notice a break until about 5 30 p.m. The Decatur Fire Department had no fire calls Sunday and none as of 8 a.m. today. See Diary On Page 2.
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Judge Brown Withdraws From Jack Ruby Case
In Dallas the district judge who presided over the 1964 Jack Ruby murder trial asked to be removed from further proceedings in the controversial case. In Macon a Black man charged with attempting to cash a fraudulent check shot a detective and wounded another officer. In Birmingham attorney Arthur D Shores became the tenth nominee for the newly created Jefferson County Circuit judgeship.
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Decatur Beauty Miss Smith Lake Crowned Miss Cox
Miss Karen Cox a 20 year old from Decatur won Miss Smith Lake at the Cullman Jaycees sponsored event. She was selected from 29 contestants and earlier won Miss Jaycee on June 1. First runner up was Miss Rita Kay Barron of Haleyville, with Miss Linda Jones of Cullman as second runner up.
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Haleyville
Linda Jones
Easton Jones
Lee Decatur
Two Story Office Facility Planned on Moulton St
The Greater Alabama Corp owner of the Downtowner Motor Inn in Decatur plans a two story office building behind the motel on Moulton Street. F H Hunt Jr says the 112 by 140 foot tract has been acquired with no start date set. The design includes 12 office suites over two floors and space for about 45 cars. plans may expand if demand grows. The building will resemble the Downtowner, with six units per floor. Architects are Northington Smith and Kranert of Florence.
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President Signs Excise Repeal
President Johnson signs into law a 4.7 billion excise tax repeal taking effect Tuesday. The bill, rushed through Congress, allows retailers to claim refunds for taxes already paid and is expected to lower prices and boost purchasing power as the nation endures a 52 month business expansion.
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Summer's First Day Brings Warm Welcome in Alabama
The first day of summer arrived at 8 56 this morning in Decatur and North Alabama with a forecast of sunny skies. Highs around 87 degrees and a low near 61 were expected. Forecasters warned summer will return on Tuesday with a high near 89.
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Mutual to Renovate Old Roxy Theater on Bank St
Mutual Savings Life Insurance Co disclosed plans to remodel the old Roxy Theater on Bank Street at a cost exceeding 50 000. The building will serve as auditorium and training center for Mutual Savings employees and agents, with interior and exterior redesigns and redevelopment. Project to begin after July.
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Markets At A Glance Stocks Slip In Slow NY Trading
New York stock prices drift lower amid slow trading while bonds hold steady. Chicago wheat trends down on hedge selling. corn mixes with new crop months weak. Oats firm with modest buying. soybeans steady to strong as old crop months rise. Hogs rise up to 26 dollars, slaughter steers steady at 30.25.
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Chicago
Country Music Star Dies In Auto Crash
Ira Lonnie Louvin 41 of Henegar Alabama and his wife Anne 38 died in a highway crash near Williamsburg Missouri along with four others in the same car. Louvin and his brother Charley formerly sang with the Grand Ole Opry in Nashville as the Louvin Brothers before pursuing solo careers.
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Billy Barks- Lee
Body Found In River Sunday In Morgan County
A 52 year old man, James Hubert Nichols, was found floating in the river Sunday. Coroner Pinky Brown ruled the death accidental after an autopsy showed no violence or foul play. Nichols was last seen alive at a cafe on Church Street.
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Appropriation Bills Before Congress
Congress faces nearly 50 billion dollars in appropriations this week. A 45.2 billion measure funds the Defense Department for the new fiscal year starting July 1, with a 4.2 billion public works bill following. The Senate considers a sub 50 million district budget bill for the District of Columbia and debates a silver coin bill from the Banking Committee.
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