Editorial Critiques De Gaulle Pollutes NATO Unity
The Atlanta Constitution argues NATO harmed by De Gaulle withdrawing French officers and vessels, calling his stance a delusion of power. It asserts France relies on the United States for survival and warns Washington may respond as the alliance weakens.
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West Morgan PTA to Meet with Book Fair at Event
The West Morgan PTA will meet Monday at 7 30 p m with Boy Scouts of the school handling the program. The PTA urges parents to attend and browse the book fair during the meeting. Tony Darbyshire of Darbyshire England will discuss modern England at a noon Decatur Rotary luncheon at the Lyon s Hotel. The Decatur Fire Department reported a car fire Friday at 6 14 p m at Fuller s Super Market on Moulton Street.
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U S Aircraft Transport Sunk in Saigon Harbor
Communist guerrillas sank the 9,800-ton U S S Card in Saigon harbor. All 73 civilian crew members were saved. The vessel, carrying helicopters and fighter bombers, sank after a 5:00 a m explosion, becoming the first major U S ship lost in the Viet Cong conflict.
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Nikita Warns U.S. Of Flights Over Cuba
Premier Khrushchev warned that continued U.S. reconnaissance flights over Cuba could have disastrous consequences. Moscow correspondent Preston Grover reports for AP.
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Castro Vows Arms Against U S Action
Fidel Castro warned in Havana that Cuba would seek to stop U S spy flights through world bodies and, if necessary, repel aggression with arms. He spoke to 200000 workers in Revolution Square during a May Day rally amid U S and Soviet pressure over U2 surveillance flights.
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Suspect admits killing Florida boy in palm grove
Joseph Bryan Jr. confessed to killing 7 year old Hackie Wilson of St. Petersburg after being arrested in New Orleans on kidnapping charges. The FBI confirming the confession said to involve a boy from Florida, with additional charges in Tennessee and South Carolina.
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Horses For Sale at Flint Ridge Stables
Equitation listing advertises horses for sale. Caller Jack Thomas is linked to Flint Ridge Stables with contact number 773-9155.
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Rights Votes Are Seen Next Week
In Washington the Senate plans to begin voting next Wednesday on jury trial amendments to the civil rights bill. Senate leaders cited a firm date for the first decision, with Morton's amendment set to be voted on first, following debates over criminal contempt cases and the Mansfield Dirksen substitute.
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Catholic Mix Plan Draws Little Fuss
An Associated Press survey shows Southern Catholic dioceses desegregating parochial schools with calm acceptance. Many dioceses have integrated or ordered integration, prompted by public school desegregation, while Mississippi and parts of Louisiana resist. The San Antonio archdiocese reports about 900 Black students in integrated schools, about three percent of Catholic enrollment.
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Tragic fatal stabbing and shooting homicide near Flint Creek
Morgan County deputies report Loyd Hays a 41 year old conservation officer was fatally wounded after being struck by a .25 caliber pistol and stabbed. 18 year old Billy Don Boulden was taken into custody after a confrontation with a 15 year old mother and a 40 month old child. The incident occurred on a dirt road west of Highway 31 near Flint Creek and the girl and officer relation is being treated as part of the investigation.
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Jaycee Political Rally PromisesSpeeches At Morgan County Courthouse
Local candidates notified chairman they will attend a Morgan County Jaycees rally at 4 p.m. today in the Morgan County Courthouse. Speakers include Dave Archer and Bob Smith, with Guy Roberts backing pledged slate. Unpledged rep announced. voting machines, LWV loaned guidance, and local merchants donate prizes. Rain plan moves indoors.
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We Buy And Sell Used Furniture
Exchange Furn. Co. on Moulton St advertises buying and selling used furniture with contact phone 353 4403.
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