Wallace Talk of a States Rights Third-Party Bid Surfaces
Discussion of Wallace as a potential states rights candidate resurges after Mississippi Gov Barnett urges primary nominations for electors to permit support for someone besides the national Democratic ticket. Alabama conservatives treat Wallace as a symbol against Kennedy while remaining wary of breaking from the party.
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Wallace
Ross Barnett
Mississippi
Barnett
Alabama
Kennedy
National Party
Sen
Harry Byrd
D-Va
Robert F
Ot Hending
Urban Renewal Area Near Completion In Decatur
In 1963 the Decatur Housing Authority expects to close the urban redevelopment project as 65 percent of the area has sold to eight private firms. Key tracts between Lafayette and Church streets and near 6th to 8th Avenues NE draw developer interest for a motel. Buyers include Tractor and Equipment Co. and seven other firms such as Noland Co Inc Tallman Co Inc Decatur Box and Basket Co Alabama Oil Humble Oil Standard Oil and The Dixie Freezer Inc. The state highway department owns the largest parcels for a 6th Ave NE widening and a Wilson Street cloverleaf project.
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Church ST
4Th Ave
Noland Co., Inc
And
Tractor and Equipment Co
Church St.4th Ave
Church St. 8Th Ave
Charles H. Parker
Decatur Housing Authority
Parker
6Th
8Th Ave
Lafayette
Church Streets
Tallman Co., Inc
Decatur Box and Basket Co
Alabama Oil Co
Morgan County
Humble Oil
Standard Oil
Dixie Freezer, Inc
State Highway Department
6Th Ave
Wilson St
Birmingham Votes Tuesday On City Government Change
Birmingham voters face a mayor and nine council seats as they switch from a three member city commission to a mayor council system. The election tests amid school integration debates with candidates including Eugene Connor J T Waggoner Albert Boutwell and Tom King. Runoffs are planned for April 2 as courts weigh office timing.
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Birmingham
Ala
Alabama
Alabama Supreme Court
Eugene Connor
J. T. Waggoner
Albert Boutwell
Tom King
Boutwell
Connor
Alta L. King
U.S
Goldwater Rejects Draft Move for 1964 Nomination
Sen. Barry Goldwater says there is no draft Goldwater movement and he will not be guided by any strategy group. He insists he is running only for re election to the Senate and urges conservatives to have a voice in the 1964 platform and nominee.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Goldwater
Senate
William E. Miller
Miller
Maintains
Arizona
Republican Party
Waggoner Longtime City Official Declines Mayoral Run
Waggoner, an aide to Rep. George Huddleston and former city employee for 18 years including stint as superintendent of streets, has served on the city commission since 1956. Mayor Arthur J. Hanes, then commission president, declined to run for the new office.
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District of
Alabama
George Huddleston
D-Ala
Waggoner
Arthur J. Hanes
Long Atomic Effects Cited from Atomic Bombs
Yale researcher Dr. Stuart C. Finch reports that atomic blasts in Japan raised leukemia and likely thyroid cancer in survivors but did not increase birth defects. He notes a changed boy girl ratio, with paternal irradiation boosting boys and maternal irradiation boosting girls.
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New Haven
Finch
Japan
Atomic Bomb Casualty Commission
Harry S. Truman
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
Yale
Dorothy R. Hollingsworth
Ission
Goldwater narrows aim at Rockefeller as conservative rival
In remarks, Goldwater distances himself from New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller while avoiding a ticket headed by Rockefeller. He says he is not pursuing a second place nomination on such a ticket.
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Goldwater
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Progress Cited In Paper Strike Amid Mediation Talks
New York printers and publishers reported limited progress as Mayor Wagner mediates a long running newspaper strike. Bertram Powers of Local No. 6 says automation remains a key unresolved issue while eight papers stay out of action and the Post resumes Monday under a nonbinding proposed settlement.
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New York
Robert F. Wagner
Wagner
Bertram A. Powers
Afl-Cio International Typographical Union
Commodore
Publishers Association of
New York City
Bertram
Powers
The
Publishers Association
New York Post
Post
Macy’s Department Store
Times, News, Journal-American
World-Telegram & Sun
Herald Tribune
Mirror
Long Island Star-Journal
Long Island Press
Printers Earn More Than Publishers In Weekly Packages
A report notes publishers offered a ten dollar weekly package for two years while printers averaged one hundred forty five dollars per week. The Saudi TV outlet ceases broadcasting five times daily during Moslem prayer periods.
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Rex Thomas
James D. Martin
Lister Hill
Hill
States Rights
Strom Thurmond
Fielding H. Wright
Spain
Raed
Harry Truman
Lafayette and
Church Sts
Dusy
Graber
Graber's
Housing Authority
10Th Ave
Market St
Church and
Market Sts
Gham
Decatur Shrine Club
David A. McCoy
Zamora Temple
Noble Reuben H. McCulloch Jr
Noble Herbert Fielding
Decatur Club
Civil Service
Lincoln Service
Lincoln Service, Dept
Pekin
U. S
Goldie
Clifford White
Barberree Studio
Belks
Diamond
Dee
FOX
Stoneville
CCAM
UCM A
Clarksdale, Mississippi
TCC
Merrett
Dick Coffey Ford
Iam
Dick Coffey
FORD
W. J. Briscoe
9Th St
S.E. Decatur
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