The Ill Advised Marchers End Result
William L. Moore died after attempting a protest march from Chattanooga to Jackson. An arrest has been made and a grand jury will consider indictment. The piece condemns further marches as ill advised and urges peaceful cooperation between races to avoid inflaming tensions in Alabama.
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William L. Moore
Chattanooga
Tenn
Jackson
Miss
Gadsden
Ala
Moore
Alabama
Celebrations mark TVA's 30th anniversary and future hopes
Washington correspondent Peter Edson says the Tennessee Valley Authority is celebrating 30 years on May 18 with plans for celebrations and oratory. He calls TVA one of America's seven wonders and credits it with waking private power, rural electrification strides, lower rates, higher appliance sales, and regional growth. David Lilienthal will speak in Decatur, inviting broad civic interest and guidance for continued progress, especially for the region's youth.
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Peter Edson
Washington
Newspaper Enterprise Association
TVA
America
Edson
Tennessee Valley Authority
Kennedy
Decatur
David E. Lilienthal
Decatur High School
Mr. Lilienthal
Grateful Acknowledgement To An Honorable Profession
Bancrofts, a law publisher, reprints a 1907 Grateful Acknowledgement praising the legal profession for settling $150000 of a $175000 debt after the 1906 San Francisco fire. It notes some attorneys paid in full while others accepted cancellations and lauds lawyers as honorable, presented to Morgan County Bar Association.
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Bancroft-Whitney Company
San Francisco
Cal
Martindale
Bancrofts
Harriman Emerges as a decisive force in Kennedy era
Averell Harriman, aged 71, newly named Under Secretary of State for Political Affairs, quickly faced Laos crisis. Known as the Tiger of Foggy Bottom, he urged swift action and direct talks with Khrushchev, drawing on his Laos accord role and long public service. His career spans FDR reforms to a bold New York governorship and a 1956 presidential bid.
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Washington
Kennedy
Averell Harriffian
Harriman
Laos
Moscow
Khrun- Shchev
Khrushchev
Paris
London
Tiger
Wonder Kid
American Society of Newspaper Editors
E. H. Harriman
Franklin Roosevelt
New York
Truman
Tammany
Carmine DeSapio
Herbert Lehman
Nelson Rockefeller
Cambodia
Souvanna Phouma
Kong le
Eisenhower
Phoumi Nasavan
Pathet Lao
State Department
Order Out of Chaos by a Leading Psychiatrist
A prominent American psychiatrist says busy people should bring order to their day. He notes interruptions and endless notes, yet a clear desk at day's end. Rearranging life around satisfying tasks can prevent gripes and hatreds from cluttering mind and mood.
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Pope
Admiral Trek to Puerto Rico Behind Navy League Ties
The annual Admiral trek to the Navy League conclave heads to San Juan Puerto Rico with 161 free tickets for admirals and captains and wives, allocated by a travel firm. The Navy League, industry supporters, and General Dynamics figures dominate the guest list, with government planes used by several admirals under scrutiny. Mary Roebling marks bank 75th anniversary, while Brenda Siemieniski pushes to break ground as Congress page boy, reflecting broader social shifts.
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Washington
Navy
Navy League
Puerto Rico
Sam
Robert Crown
Henry Crown
General Dynamics
Young Crown
Convair
U. S. Steel
Bob Barnum
Andrew Carnegie
Steeles
Bethlehem Steel
Newport News
William Baldwin Shearer
Geneva
Eisenhower
Ralph Davies
Aluminum Corporation of America
Tom Calahan
Ford Astronautics
Harold Worth
Firestone
Frank Jameson
Douglas
Barnum
Annapolis
Resolutions
Adm
Mick” Garney
Bath Iron Works
Westinghouse
San Juan
League
Naval
Naval Operations
John
McCain, Jr
Office of Information
Mary Roebling
USA
Your Money's Worth Rates Rising Slowly Across Economy
Sylvia Porter explains that every major force in 1960s America is pushing interest rates up gradually. Borrowers face higher costs, while investors may earn more from savings and long-term notes as Treasury borrowing and deficit financing push rates higher. The fed and administration aim to curb inflation and protect gold reserves, so downsides to rate increases are unlikely.
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U.S
Sylvia Porter
Treasury
Federal Reserve System
U.'s
U. S
Washington
Hall Syndicate
Bookmobile Schedule May 3 at Southwest Center
The bookmobile route for May 3 covers multiple stops from 9:15 to 3:30. Stops include Negro School, Clements, Shaw Grocery, Bridges' Store, Oakland, Sims' Store, Pleasant Point School, Webb's Store, Lappington Grocery, and O'Neal.
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Southwest Center Negro
Clements
Pat Shaw
Clements, Bridges
Oakland
Fred Sims
Pleasant Point
Webb’s
O’neal
Lappington
First asteroid Ceres discovered by Piazzi in 1801
On January 2, 1801 the Italian astronomer Giuseppe Piazzi at Palermo identified the first asteroid, naming it Ceres. The discovery marked the dawn of the asteroid era in planetary science.
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Piazzi
Palermo
Italy
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Decatur Daily
Ene
Dene Mornings
Tennessee Valley Printing Co., Inc
W. R. Shelton
Associated Press
MAIL
Fundey
RFD
Rome
Beyord Trade
Alebome Geist Tos Tea
God
Christ
Stuart deRey Andersen
Berkeley
Calif
Pacific School of Religion
National Council of Churches
Morgan County Bar Associati
Marquis Childs
Childs
Arlie B, Davidson
Davidson
Drew Pearson
Roebling
NATO
U. S. Treasury
Alliance For Progress
Latin America
Trenton Trust Co
Detroit
Brenda Siemienski
Congress of the United States
House
Senate
Brenda Siemiewski
Lucien Nedzi
D-Mich
Congress
Sen
Maurine Neuberger
D.-Ore
Pearson
Teri
First.national Bank
FDIC
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