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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1968

Page

5

No Doubt Johnson Will Appoint New High Court Head

James Reston notes President Johnson can appoint a new chief justice, despite conservative opposition. The article contrasts John Marshall’s legacy with Warren, suggests Abe Fortas as a possible replacement, and argues Nixon’s influence and “lame duck” politics won't block a Johnson pick.

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Two Decatur Lawyers Share Courtroom Ties Across Governorship

Decatur attorney Gene Lentz maintains a thriving practice while Gov. Albert Brewer, his 11 year partner, serves as governor. Lentz hopes Brewer may return to the Morgan County courtroom for select cases when time allows, maintaining their long standing partnership and prior shared work roots.

Cora Pate Stu Pied Decatur Gene Lentz Albert Brewer Lentz Brewer Morgan County Guestinas First State Bank TVA Florence State University of Alabama Montgomery Dyann Stovall Albert

Fifteen Sign Up For City Races In Decatur

Decatur voters have seven days to meet the July 2 qualification deadline. Fifteen people qualified for city offices including mayor Charles Gunthorp and Roy Odom, plus thirteen seeking council seats across places one through five. Additional candidates and last minute qualifiers are expected before the deadline.

Hub Gardner Phyllis Sidebotham Decatur Daily T.W. Bridges Louie Namie Southwest Adams Gunthorp J. Gilmer Blackburn Melvin Ozier

Rockefeller labels Wallace racist in Nixon critique

Gov Nelson Rockefeller called George Wallace racist and pressed Richard Nixon to repudiate Howard Callaway's remark that Wallace should join the Republican Party. Rockefeller tied the comment to Nixon's ability to handle domestic racial issues during a breakfast with Delaware delegates in Wilmington.

R. W. Apple JR New York Times Wilmington Del Nelson A. Rockefeller George C. Wallace Alabama Richard M. Nixon Howard Jackson Miss Rockefeller Nixon Delaware Dupont

Three Candidates Improve Positions in Late Primary Era

Across New Jersey and New York the latest trial heats show Eugene McCarthy gaining on Richard Nixon and Nelson Rockefeller while Rockefeller narrows the gap with Hubert Humphrey. George Wallace maintains steady support as voters weigh a three or four way contest amid volatile public opinion.

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Local Mayoral Race Ballot Standings by Place

The race lists candidates by placement: Place No. 1 Charles Gunthorp Roy Odom Lonnie Boutwell Charles Martin. Place No. 2 Bill Dukes Joe Terry Place No.3 Bill Levin Ed Piery Place No.4 Virgil Blake DeWayne Cameron Ed Golson John W. O'Donnell Jr. Place No.5 Bobby Ray Jett Rutledge Thomas.

Charles Gunthorp Roy Odom Lonnie Boutwell Charles Martin Bill Dukes Joe Terry Bill Levin Ed Piery Virgil Blake DeWayne Cameron Ed Golson John W. O’donnell, Jr Bobby Ray Jett Rutledge Thomas

Wallace coins phrase Southern Power during campaign stop

During a South tour for his presidential bid, former Alabama Governor George Wallace coined the phrase Southern Power at one stop but dropped it after reporters highlighted its regional implications.

South Alabama George Wallace

GOP Leaders Clash at Alabama Platform Dinner

James D Martin and John Grenier will share the stage at a Morgan County Republican dinner in Gadsden starting 6 30 p m Tuesday ahead of the State GOP Convention in Mobile. Other speakers include Glen Andrews Perry Hooper Joe Bramm and Bobbie Ames as Kathleen Putman is not expected.

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