Johnson signals disarmament views in Nashville in ABM race must be controlled
President Johnson tells Nashville crowds that the United States supports limits on antimissile defenses to prevent an arms race. AP reports that as many as 40 nations may sign the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty at the White House on Monday, with new disarmament ideas expected to be voiced.
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LBJ
Nashville
Lewis Gulick
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
White House
Johnson
U.S
Moscow
United States
London
Dean Rusk
Senate
Five Year Old Fatally Struck in Cullman County
In Cullman County a five year old boy from Vinemont 3 died on arrival at Hartselle Hospital after being run over by a pickup driven by Scotty Willingham 16 also of Vinemont 3. The accident occurred as the vehicle backed from a driveway in the Corinth Community. Funeral services to be announced by Peck Funeral Home.
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Hartselle
Vinemont 3
Hartselle Hospital
Corinth
Cullman County
Morgan County
John McBride
Ricky Lee _ Melson
Leona Melson
McBride
Scotty Willingham
Young Willingham
Ricky
Willingham
Peck Funeral Home
Johnson links ABM fears to conservation speech
President Johnson urged the United States and the Soviet Union to curb the costly anti ballistic missile race and the nuclear arms buildup in a Nashville conservation speech at the J Percy Priest dam dedication. He signaled a possible US Soviet meeting on ABM limits and praised the nonproliferation treaty. Johnson stressed finding security through rational methods while touring the 14 000 acre lake project named for the late J Percy Priest.
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Fred P. Graham
New York Times News Service
Nashville
Tenn
Johnson
United States
Soviet Union
U.S
White House
Senate
Tennessee
Washington
J. Percy Priest
House of Representatives
Buford Ellington
Confederate Grand Prix races cancelled at Courtland Huntsville
A race spokesman says there will be no more Confederate races at Courtland or Huntsville due to lack of profit. The club recently held a non spectator event at Courtland and no future races are scheduled there or in Huntsville.
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Courtland
Huntsville
Playwright Is Believed Safe
New York Tennessee Williams surfaced in New York long enough Saturday to telephone his brother in Collinsville Illinois and assure him he was alive and well. Williams expressed fears for his life in a note dated June 22 and could not be located in his apartment or elsewhere on Friday. His mother, Edwina Williams, said she was not worried and noted her son has done such things before.
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New York
Tennessee Williams
Collinsville
W. Dakin Williams
Williams
Edwina Williams
St. Louis
Bill Glavin
Obinsen Furniture Ad Brief Item
Classified notice for Obinsen Furniture featuring contact number 353 2376. No additional details available from readable text.
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Y. Obinsen Furniture
Ady
Miss Dellyne Cole Catchings Miss Alabama 1968 to Crown Miss Spirit
Miss Alabama 1968 Dellyne Cole Catchings of Birmingham will crown the Miss Spirit of America winner in Decatur on July 4. The event includes swimsuit and finals, Miss Photogenic prize, and a full festival at Delano Park with parades, entertainment, and a ceremony by Capt. Gerald Young.
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Dellyne Cole Catchings
Birmingham
Decatur
Jo Ellén O’hara
The
Birmingham News
Morgan
Limestone Counties
Crump
Mildred Speakman
Judy Coggins
Phyllis Glenn
Jackie Cannon
Sheila Cheatham
Kay Washburn
Audrey Giarrantano
Lisa Schoeberger
Beth Love
Sally Johnson
Cathy Williams
Susan Rayfield
Cathy Ferguson
Eleanor Blankenship
Diana Riggins
Mary Berryhill
Bonita Terry
Carolyn Long
Charlene Brown
Carol Smith
Debbie McDonald
Sharlotte Qualls
Phyllis Taylor
Sarah Wicker
Sheila Kelley
Iva Epperson
Delano Park
Gerald Young
Young
Sheppard Air Force Base
Texas
Decatur Inn
American Legion
Suzan Rayfield
And
Ralph Longmire
High Doctor Bills Blasted By Cohen
Welfare Secretary Wilbur J. Cohen warned that if rising doctors fees for millions of Medicare patients go out of line there will be public action. He spoke Saturday urging restraint and signaling possible oversight measures.
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Cohen
Frank Carey
Sci
Washington (Ap
Wilbur J. Cohen
U S Faces Large 1968 Deficit as Tax Hikes Loom
The 1968 Federal budget ends with about a 25 billion deficit, the fourth largest in history. A new year outlook shows potential relief to as low as 2.5 billion if the 10 percent income tax increase and 6 billion in cuts hold. Medicare marks its second anniversary with premium changes for doctor fees and broad enrollment in the elderly program.
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Joseph R. Coyne
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Johnson
U.S
Viet Cong Massacre Kills 88 Civilians in Son Tra
In Son Tra a coastal village 345 miles northeast of Saigon, Viet Cong mortars and satchel charges killed 88 residents. U.S. officers say villagers were warned to supply recruits and many died in huts and bunkers as Marines helped defend the refugee settlement of about 4,000.
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Edwin Q. White
Associated Press
Saigon
U.S
Son Tra
Dow
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