United Nations at 20 in changing global landscape
Guest editorial reflects on the UN's 20th anniversary with Johnson to speak in San Francisco. It notes financing battles, new member states, council reforms, and the risk of deadlock while urging confidence in the UN as a best hope amid crises from Suez to Vietnam and Congo.
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Anniston
United Nations
San Francisco
Johnson
Congress
Senate
League of Nations
America
Ethiopia
General Assembly
France
Security Council
American Senate
Economic and Social Council
U.S
Soviet Union
Britain
China
de Gaulle
United States
Er Ls
Suez
Korea
Viet Nam
Congo
Iron Executive Dies in Lake City NC
An iron executive from Lake City, North Carolina, has died in an incident reported by local authorities. Further details on the cause and individuals involved were not immediately available.
Alabama Senate Battles Redistricting Amid Filibuster
The Alabama State Senate opened a redistricting debate amid a filibuster and a near midnight adjournment on a 12 to 11 vote. The plan would move about 62,000 Jefferson County residents from the 6th to the 4th District, reshaping districts across Autauga, Dallas, Elmore, Coosa, Clay, Randolph, Cleburne, Calhoun, Talladega, St. Clair, and parts of Jefferson. The same session also paused on a proposed uniform commercial code, with a July Fourth recess looming and Lt. Gov. James B. Allen warning of closure if deadlock persisted.
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Anediey
Senate
Senate Rail Committee
Jefferson County
Autauga
Dallas
Elmore
Coosa
Clay
Randolph
Cleburne
Calhoun
Talladega
St. Clair
Jeffer
Jefferson
Bessemer
James B. Allen
Alabama
Rules
Pardon-Parole Board
Horton bill faces scrutiny over state fund use details
Horton touted salaries and expenses totals while a separate fiscal note in the Senate gave no breakdown. Sen. Pete Mathews backed a bill noting general fund impact. Horton demanded resignations and oversight, with Lt. Gov. Jim Allen and Atty. Gen. Richmond Flowers pledging action if funds were misused.
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Pete Mathews
Clay County
Senate
Horton
Col
al Lingo
Department of Public Safety
Lingo
Alabama Peace Officers Association
Jim Allen
Ralph Eagerton
Aovernor
Linao
Richmond Flowers
Decatur Daily
Governor urges tip about textbook law violations and refunds rule
The governor asked legislators to report any violations of the textbook law to the attorney general. He said a publisher selling books cheaper to other states than Alabama allows a refund of the price difference. The House approved nearly half a million dollars for the Public Safety Department with 307950 for salaries and the rest as other expenses. Bailes opposed the bill over the vague remaining 164000.
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Wallace
Alabama
Public Safety Department
Bailes
Rebels in Domini can city probe cease-fire breach
Rebels from iSalvador Ortiz move into the interior city to investigate the latest and most serious breach of the cease-fire between rival factions. San Francisco de Macoris sits 60 miles northwest of Santo Domingo amid a restive cacao region and cattle industry with many residents sympathetic to the rebel cause.
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iSalvador Ortiz
San Francisco de Macoris
Santo Domingo
Junta
Bowman opens new Southeastern terminal in Decatur area
Work flces, Bowman operates from 24 other Southeastern terminals and serves Georgia, Florida, South and North Carolina, Virginia, Maryland, Washington DC, New York and New Jersey. The Decatur facility opened last January at Sycamore and Vine Street and will add about $100,000 to annual payroll. At full potential the firm will employ 60 to 65 locals.
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Flces, Bowman
Georgia
Florida
South
North Carolina
Virginia
Maryland
Washington, D. C
New York
New Jersey
Bowman
Decatur
Sycamore
Vine St
Marines Lose 72 Men In Crash Near Los Angeles
A Marine Air Transport Service plane from McGuire AFB crashed in the Santa Ana Mountains southeast of Los Angeles. Sixty seven Marines were found dead with wreckage scattered over rugged terrain. Rescue teams used cranes and a hangar as a temporary morgue while helicopters searched through fog and brush for bodies and evidence.
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Elmer Park
FAA
Air Transport Service
Camp Pendleton
Calif
3Rd Marine Division
Okinawa
Viet Nam
McGuire Air Force Base
N.J
Air Force
John Andre
Korea
Los Angeles
Santa Ana Mountains
Marine Air Station
Bill Hastings
Howell M. Estes Jr
Military Air Transport Service
State Health Department Hearing Hinted by Myers Note
Fragmented remarks suggest Dr. Myers may trigger a hearing by requesting it, as lawmakers debate financing. The sense among officials is that revenue goals and department operations hinge on the health chief's action, with political pressure building.
Hospital Names and Addresses Listing Individuals
A fragmented listing shows multiple names and addresses including Mrs. Clarence Henry Brown Jr in Athens Mrs. Donald Crittenden at 1021 8th Ave SW Infant Christopher Roberts 916 Owensboro Tenn Hubert May Trinity William I Hamilton 607 Johnston St and others with several Mrs entries. The text reads as a directory like roster of residents and households across several streets.
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Clarence Henry Brown Jr
Athens
Donald Crittenden
8Th Ave
Christopher Roberts
Owensboro
Tenn
Hubert May
Trinity
William I. Hamilton
Johnston St
Baugh Willey Smith Admissions and Dismissals
Admissions listed for Mrs Ronald J McCullouch at 1105 7th St SE and for Master Rufus Clinton Raymes at 213 4th Ave NW. Also listed are Mrs Elmer Terry and Mrs Randall Breeding with addresses. Dismissals include Mrs Tyrus Turney at Lacey's Spring and Randall Smith at 627 Moulton St.
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Jui
Ronald J. McCullouch
7Th St
Rufus Clinton Raymes
4Th Ave
Robert Bond
Waldermose Springs
Elmer Terry
Spring Ave
Tyrus Turney
Lacey’s
Randall Smith
Moulton St
Randall Breeding
West Court Apts
Lieutenant defies order to deploy in Vietnam turmoil
Lt. Steinke faced court martial after refusing a transfer from Saigon to Gia Vac on Jan 31. Lt. Col. Spraggins testified he ordered the move in writing amid others resisting the assignment. Steinke sought resignation and argued for a discharge while his father described his son’s belief he was right before the Army rejected his discharge request.
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Charles E. Spraggins
Arlington
Steinke
Saigon
Gia Vac
Spraggins
Bing
Selznick Rites Held Friday in Hollywood Obvious final tribute to producer David O. Selznick
Hollywood mourned David O. Selznick at a Friday funeral held at Forest Lawn Church of the Recessional. Rabbi Max described Selznick as a great producer and a proud Jew who hoped to film The Wall as a monument to his people. Attendees included Cary Grant, Katherine Hepburn, George Cukor, Joseph Cotten, Alfred Hitchcock, Lauren Bacall and others.
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Hollywood
Filmdon
David
Selznick
8 T
Max
John Hersey
Joseph Cotten
Alfred Hitchcock
Lauren Bacall
Edgar Bergen
Roddy McDowall
William Wyler
Billy Wilder
Richard Zanuck
Peter Fonda
Greer Garson
Louis Jourdan
Russell Birdwell
Ellender cites commodity programs and cotton conflicts ahead
Ellender notes industry and Louisiana producer concerns on 100 percent parity and potential higher prices. He recalls 1958 law and two year one price cotton program and predicts cotton will cause the most trouble but hopes for a realistic, beneficial committee approach.
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Ellender
Louisiana
Congress
Weather and sky notes from Decatur for Sunday
Complete weather and sky report for Decatur includes sunset at 7:05 p.m. and sunrise at 4:38 a.m. Moonrise is 3:51 a.m. Venus is near Polaris in Gemini, about 146 million miles from Earth.
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Decatur
Venus
Pollux
Gemini
Earth
Weather and river report for Decatur area
Yesterday's high reached 89 degrees. Today will be fair to partly cloudy and warm with a high near 89 and a low around 70. River conditions not specified.
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Decatur
City Plants Shared In Aid Dollars
The Agency for International Development reported nearly 4 million dollars in Federal Foreign Aid went to Alabama industry in the first five months of 1965. Twenty five plants in thirteen communities supplied goods to twelve developing countries. Alabama towns benefiting include Alexander City Anniston Bessemer Birmingham Fairfield Gadsden Mobile Opelika Sheffield Tallassee Thomas Tuscaloosa and Decatur.
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Washington
Alabama
Agency For International Development
Alexander City
Anniston
Bessemer
Birmingham
Fairfield
Gadsden
Mobile
Operlika
Sheffield
Tallassee
Thomas
Tuscaloosa
Decatur
Johnson urges world action to curb population and curb aggression
In a special session address President Johnson warns of a population explosion and urgent peace threats. He links population control to economic expansion and calls the United Nations to confront aggression in Southeast Asia and seek peaceful solutions. The speech urges nations to pressure aggressors at the table.
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Johnson
Southeast Asia
United Nations
World Assembly
United States
Bliss calls desk-rifling an internal GOP problem
GOP National Chairman Ray Bliss dismissed the desk-rifling incident as an internal problem solved, saying he has not decided whether to attend the two day National Committee meeting. William Cody Kelly was fired for ransacking the desk amid suspicions of spying for Barry Goldwater with Kovac claiming a contributor list was being compiled.
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Jack Bell
Washington
GOP
Ray Bliss
Bliss
National Committee
William Cody Kelly
Kelly
Kovac
Barry Goldwater
Burch
Goldwater
Nixon-Lodge
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