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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1968

Page

7

Vietnam graft report shows top officials implicated in customs

AID advisers report graft at the top of Vietnam’s customs system with millions in revenue lost. They describe payoffs and smuggling, the need for presence rather than distant advice, and a political fight over how to handle corruption amid U.S. advisers’ efforts. Senator Gruening criticizes agency inaction as President Johnson cites broader corruption.

Oth Vietnam U.S Tan Son Nhut Saigon GWN Customs Ernest Gruening D-Al Senate Vietnam Gruening Johnson Beaumont Tex Boston New York Washington Johnson City Beaumon Npee AID Carthy Minnesota Rockefeller Wisconsin Customs Nguyen van Loc Loc

Goldwater backs Nixon seeks GOP nomination

Goldwater states his support for Nixon as his preferred candidate for the Republican nomination while suggesting other options remain possible. He stresses he has not voted for a Democrat for president and recounts his stance as the primary focus. President Johnson declines to enter the Massachusetts April primary, signaling ongoing campaign developments.

Rockefeller Albany George C. Wallace Colorado Idaho Montana Wyoming Goldwater Nixon Johnson Massachusetts Jace

Hospital Discharges List Names and Addresses for Local Patients

A compiled discharge and dismissal list shows patients by name and residence with streets and towns such as Gerald Wayne Marks State Ave SW and Clyde Washington Pitts Town Creek 2. The roll includes names like Amanda Catherine Lovell Coman St Athens Leon Armstrong Thomas Dr SW and Brenda Joan Hitt Oak St NE with multiple Decatur Moulton and Trinity entries.

Robert Miller Harper Crestview Drive Gerald ‘Wayne Marks State Ave David A. Bean Sobatka Hartselle Ronald Keithath Memorial Dr Clyde Washington Pitts Town Creek Sam Franklin Smith Courtland Lone Norman Tap‘scott Hartselle Barry Joe Ramey Rufus C. White Danville Amanda Catherine Lovell Coman St Athens Leon V. Armstrong Thomas Dr Howard Loyd Brooks Moulton Brenda Joan Hitt Oak St Charles Franklin Weaver Decatur William _ P. Ford 7Th Ave Eddie IC. Barker Carl ‘Hillard Rusban Edie Savannah _ Skinner 10Th Ave Mickey London Shelton Trinity Dave Benford Ash St Barbara Gail Parker 5Th Ave Hershel Phillips

Births at Decatur General Hospital Details

Mr and Mrs James Morris McCann of Phillip Ave SW welcomed a daughter Tuesday at Decatur General Hospital. Mr and Mrs John H Vinson of Trinity 2 welcomed a son Tuesday at Decatur General Hospital.

James Morris McCann Phillip Ave Decatur General Hospital John H. Vinson Trinity

Senate debates civil rights and riot penalties in bill

The Senate attached an anti riot provision to the civil rights bill by an 8 13 vote and discussed broader anti riot amendments. Lawmakers considered tightening penalties for cross border incitement and debated housing discrimination exemptions while Vice President Humphrey faced a ruling clash. Attorney General Ramsey Clark said the administration plan preserves free speech and peaceful assembly with penalties up to five years and a $10 000 fine.

C. Byrd D-W.va Senate Philip A. Hart D-Mich Howard H. Baker, Jr R-Tenn Russell B. Long D-La Long Hubert H. Humphrey Sens Stram Thudmond R-S.c Frank J. Lausche Ohio Humphrey Capitol Ramsey Clark

Selma primary votes test Negro voting strength in 1965

In Selma the primary produced a Negro majority winner and two runoffs. Energetic 38 year old Baptist minister Anderson led with 15 969 votes while Dr King era drive earlier this year is referenced. Moss led Negroes into runoff facing Blagg in April, with turnout estimates 60 65 percent among Selma’s 5207 Negro voters. White candidates and Negro candidates split the field in varied margins.

Martin Luther King Jr Anderson John Day Smitherman Edwin Hill Moss The Catholic Fathers of St. Edmund Marius J Lorenzo Harrison Moss Selma Negoes Herman M. Blagg Sr Blagg James Johnson Jesse Latham Charles A. Lett P. H. Lewis J. D. Hunter Montgomery Selima Harrison

Loss of Air France plane prompts Paris probe and passenger lists

Paris officials dispatched a Transport Ministry team to Pointe-a-Pitre to determine crash causes after a flight from Paris to the Caribbean with passengers from Peru South Africa Ecuador Colombia Portugal Lebanon Italy Venezuela and France. Among the travelers were Miss Marjorie Campbell Zeckendorf and16 others, including two Paris Match journalists and clergy. Meanwhile fighting in Vietnam reports heavy U S casualties near Ca Mau as Viet Cong attacks and government clashes continued, with civilian losses and extensive property damage in the province.

Lima Peru Quitodor Guadel Air France Joseph Rosenbluth Philadelphia Rosenbluth Paris Match South America Tony Saulnier Hubert Herzog Maurice Herzog Emile Gabel Paris la Croix National Catholic Union of the Press South Africa Ecuador Colombia Portugal Lebanon Italy Venezuela France Transport Ministry Pointe-a-Pitre da Nang U.S. Army Americal U.S Ca Mau

Southeast Asia clash reports and losses rise in lunar offensive

A senior U.S. commander said the lunar new year assault drew heavy last minute manpower, with an estimated 30 000 enemy casualties. American forces suffered about 2 000 killed and the South Vietnamese 4 000 over five weeks. In an incursion near Sai gon the 101st Airborne met 150 Viet Cong. They opened fire with automatic weapons bazookas and called in 250 reinforcements. Americans killed 56 enemies as five Americans fell.

South Vietnam U.S Saigon U.S. 101St Airborne Division

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