Lodge quits ambassadorship to back Scranton for president
Henry Cabot Lodge said returning home to back Gov William Scranton is his duty over remaining US ambassador to South Viet Nam. He told reporters the Viet Nam war is on track, while the Republican party is not, and hinted at seeking Eisenhower's active support for Scranton. He will attend the San Francisco Republican Platform Committee on July 8.
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Washington
Henry Cabot Lodge
William Scranton
U.S
South Viet Nam
White House
Johnson
Scranton
Barry Goldwater
Lodge
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Andrews Air Force Base
United States
William W. Scranton
Republican Party
San Francisco
Johnson urges readiness to risk war for freedom and seek just compromise
President Johnson in Minneapolis framed war risk as essential to freedom and urged peaceful compromise with adversaries. He linked domestic civil rights to national law and urged obedience to court rulings while condemning violence as perilous to liberty.
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Washington
Johnson
United States
Michigan
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Detroit
Confession to God for Salvation and Forgiveness
The answer notes God already knows sins but true repentance includes confessing them. Confession to God triggers forgiveness and cleansing, with God granting power to live victoriously over sin. It cites David on the need for a pure heart and God hearing prayer.
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David
Scranton Says States Rights Doctrine Should Not Divide Nation
Pennsylvania Governor William W Scranton urged in Atlanta that the doctrine of states rights must not divide the country by race or region. He spoke while seeking the GOP nomination and aimed to have Republican leaders represent every state of the old Confederacy.
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Richard L. Graves
Atlanta, Ga
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Atlanta
Scranton
Barry Goldwater
Old Confederacy
Markets At A Glance Mixed Trading Across Commodities
New York AP reports mixed stock trading with moderate activity while bonds edge higher. Cotton shows irregular liquidation and short covering. wheat moves mixed in Chicago. corn and oats rise. soybeans firm with new crop months. Hog prices gain 25 to 50 cents, top 18.75. slaughter steers soften up to 50 cents, top 25.
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New York
Treasury
Chicago
Life Saving Rescue Praised in Ensley
In Birmingham on May 19 Carlos Watkins pulled a burning tarpaulin around Frye to smother flames when a gasoline fire engulfed his stalled truck engine. Watkins refused to hesitate and saved Frye from grave injury, earning commendations from the Ensley Chamber of Commerce and the Red Cross for extraordinary personal action.
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Birmingham
Carlos Watkins
Watkins
Frye
Ensley
Chamber For Commerce
The
Red Cross
Botulism Suspected in Birmingham Death
Public Health Service officials suspect botulism in the death of Willie Ford in Birmingham. An autopsy was awaited before anti toxin for companion Johnnie Swanson, with Ford's death linked to stomach hemorrhages possibly from drinking. The toxin arrived from the Atlanta CD C. Swanson is in satisfactory condition at VA Hospital. An earlier outbreak in Huntsville killed several and sickened many.
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Charles T. Roberts
Decatur General Hospital
A.M.T
Birmingham
Public Health Service
Willie Ford
Johnnie Swanson
Federal Communicable Disease Center
Atlanta
Swanson
Veterans Administration Hospital
Huntsville
Drownings Push Alabama Weekend Toll to 11
Three drownings and seven traffic deaths marked the state weekend toll. Edward H. Grimsley, 39, of Columbia, Ala., drowned after a boating accident on the Chattahoochee River. Ed Gilmore swam to safety. A Birmingham youth, Paul Edward Hood, drowned Sunday afternoon in a lake on the St Bernard College campus in Cullman. Authorities said Hood was seen afloat.
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Alabama
Edward H. Grimsley
Columbia
Ala
Painter
Chattahoochee River
Ed Gilmore
Birmingham
Paul Edward Hood
St. Bernard College
Cullman
Don’t Throw That Old Furniture Away We’ll Buy It
A local ad from a business on Moulton Street offers to purchase used furniture. The brief notice invites residents to exchange or sell items, signaling a quick cash turnaround for unwanted household pieces.
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Moulton St
Watch It If You're In A White Suit
A local sensational note reports sightings of an escaped convict named Mathis in Morgan County wearing white coveralls and carrying a club. Police received calls after 7 p m Friday about a figure matching Mathis near a residence.
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James Overall
John Henry
Ben Mathis
Mathis
Morgan County Sheriff Department
Pat Patterson
Roadblock Probes Disappearance of Civil Rights Workers
Mississippi roadblock near Philadelphia questions motorists about the missing trio Michael Schwerner Andy Goodman and James Chaney. Authorities seek sightings of a station wagon and two white men seen near the area as a large search continues with Navy personnel aiding efforts in the red clay hills of east central Mississippi.
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Michael Smith
Philadelphia
Miss
Mississippi Highway Patrol
FBI
Way
Michael Schwerner
Andy Goodman
New York
James Chaney
Red Clay Hill
Eastcentral
Mississippi
Navy
Meridian
Highway Patrol
Gwin Cole
Cole
Horfi
Sim
Goodman
Schwerner
Demonstrators Escorted Into Surf by State Police
More than 200 state troopers in uniform with dogs escorted 30 civil rights demonstrators into the surf at St. Augustine Beach. A line of white segregationists formed a ring, taunting as officers protected the demonstrators during a 30 minute swim in heavy surf. About 100 spectators joined the clamor on the beach.
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Paul Wills
ST. Augustine, Fla
St. Augustine Beach
McKinley Rolls Into Wimbledon Semifinal
Defending champion Chuck McKinley of San Antonio beat Abe Segal of South Africa 6-3 6-3 4-6 6-4 to reach the Wimbledon semifinals. Separate AP reports note UAW leaders plan talks with General Motors in Detroit, Khrushchev’s Norway visit, and a Bermuda sea crash involving two U.S. Air Force planes with seven rescued of twenty four aboard.
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Wimbledon
England
Chuck McKinley
San Antonio
Tex
Abe Segal
Detroit
Walter P. Reuther
United Auto Workers
General Motors Corp
UAW
Hamilton
Bermuda
U. S. Air Force
Air Force
McDonald’s ad quickies by Ken Reynolds
An advertising column titled McDonald’s ad quickies by Ken Reynolds presents brief promotional notes and light copy about menu items and dining deals. The item frames a casual, gossip-like pitch typical of local newspaper ads.
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Holt
Sven
Lyndon Johnson
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Tuscaloosa
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Northport
State Board of Education
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Board of Education
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George Wallace
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Montgomery
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Richmond Flowers
Flowers
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