Court brakes on investigations into private groups says Supreme Court
AP analysis notes Supreme Court voided Theodore Gibson conviction, limiting legislative probes into private associations. Ruling says state committees may not pry into members of groups like the NAACP without a legitimate public interest, preserving free speech and private association rights while allowing future cases to test limits.
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Theodore R. Gibson
Gibson
Miami
National Association For the Advancement
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NAACP
Svein Beirichud
Miami Naacp
Arthur Goldberg
Florida
Goldberg
Liga
Wie
General . Akak
Sell Alabama At Home Beard Says at Dance
AP report quotes C Leon Beard director of the State Planning and Industrial Board urging Alabama to focus on internal sales before seeking national buyers. He criticizes the current administration for a nation‑wide push and notes Gov. George Wallace aims to raise funds for ads.
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Lanning Andndustrial Board
Alabama
Beard
Montgomery Council of Editors
George Wallace
First New York Brick Building Erected in 1633
The first brick building in New York was built in 1633 as the residence of Wouter Van Twiller the fifth Dutch governor. Brick imported from Holland.
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New York
Wouter van Twiller
Holland
Area Men in Service News Briefs From Across Bases
AMARILLO AFB Texas A3c William R Grant Baileyton is reassigned to Tyndall AFB Florida after auto pilot repair training. QUONSET POINT Rhode Island Seaman Apprentice Thomas W McCutchen son of Mrs Gladys C McCutchen Decatur is named Sailor of the Month with duty in Air Anti Submarine Squadron 32. SCHOFIELD BARRACKS Hawaii Army Sgt Barney W Easterwood 46 of Cullman Alabama participates in Exercise Lava Ridge IV with the 25th Infantry Division undergoing live fire training on Hawaii.
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William R. Grant
Baileyton
Tyndall Afb
Fla
United States Air Force
Grant
Henry L. Grant
Baileyton 1
Eva High School
Quonset Point
R.I
Thomas W. McCutchen
USN
Gladys C. McCutchen
Jackson St. SE
Decatur
Naval Air Station
Here
McCutchen
Wayne State University
Detroit
Schofield Barracks
Hawaii
AHTNC
Army
Barnie’ W. Easterwood
Marie
Cullman 4
25Th Infantry Division
Hawaiian Islands
Oahu
Easterwood
John N. Easterwood
Cullman 1
2D Battle Group
35Th Infantry
Fort Benning
Augsburg
Germany
Alabama GI Bill Enables Free Tuition for Veterans Families
Alabama continues the Alabama GI Bill offering free tuition and instructional fees to eligible children of veterans and deceased or disabled service members. Eligible graduates include World War I II or Korean War veterans and children of living veterans with service-connected disability 40 percent or more. Residents must have Alabama residency for at least one year before service. For details contact J. D. Bright in Morgan County Courthouse.
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Alabama Department of Veterans Affairs
Walter C. Head, Jr
Alabama
J. D. Bright
Veterans Services Officer
Morgan County
Automotive registrations rise toward 1980 estimates
The Department of Commerce projects U.S. automobile registrations reaching 100 million to 124 million by 1980. In 1960 registrations were about 74 million, indicating substantial growth over two decades.
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Department of Commerce
Guntersville voters approve city government change
Voters in Guntersville Alabama adopted a plan to switch from a city commission to a mayor council form by a 187 vote margin. Unofficial totals show 845 for and 658 against with the date of effect unresolved as the attorney general says fall 1964. Citizens for Progress plans a possible court challenge to set a date.
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Guntersville
Ala
Citizens For Progress
Tax-exempt Foundations and Charitable Trusts in US Surpass 45000
The article notes that there are more than 45,000 tax-exempt foundations and charitable trusts operating across the United States, underscoring the scale of organized philanthropy in the country.
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United States
Deaths From Heater Blast Claim Two Montgomery Children
A heater explosion outside Montgomery destroys a duplex apartment and kills two small children. Rebecca McCord, 3, and Mandie Kay McCord, 1, identified by Acting Chief Mallory. Firefighters faced water shortages as they refilled booster tanks a mile away. The mother Willie Edna McCord had left the children with an aunt to pay bills.
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Montgomery
W. T. Mallory
Rebecca McCord
Mandie Kay
Willie Edna McCord
Tanker Mount Vernon Victory Departs Mobile Port with Oil Cargo
The tanker Mount Vernon Victory sailed from the Port of Mobile carrying about 330,000 barrels of crude oil valued at roughly $1 million. The vessel headed for Marcus Hook, Pennsylvania, to serve Sun Oil Co. as the cargo mission launches.
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Mobile
Mount Vernon Victory
Marcus Hook, Pa
Sun Oil Co
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