Wallace Defeats Nine In Alabama Governor Primary
The Alabama Democratic primary results show Mrs. Lurleen Wallace leading with 399 024 votes against nine male opponents totaling 364 176. The editorial congratulates Mrs. Wallace and notes crowd drawing power of the Wallace family in solidifying support across all 67 counties.
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Associated Press
Alabama
Elliott
Flowers
Folsom
Gilchrist
Gore
Patterson
Powell
Todd
Wallace
Woods
Lurleen Wallace
Wallaces
HEW Assisstant Secretary Lee targets auto safety report delays
Dr. Philip Lee plans to reform HEW grant reporting on auto safety to require completion deadlines and public results. He criticizes past practice of delaying or hiding university findings and aims to end the cycle of referrals between HEW and universities.
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Washington
Philip Lee
Department of Health, Education, and Welfare
HEW
Leon Goldstein
Lee
Dr. Lee
Legal Eagle
Detroit Motor
Lloyd Cutler
Cutler
Secretary of Commerce
John T. Connor
Congress
Connor
Commerce
Path to Christian conversion: steps and prayer guidance
The answer outlines five steps: come with a need confess sins turn from sins believe in God receive Christ. It says prayers can be vocal or silent and hinges on sincere seeking, citing verses about forgiveness and salvation for those who call on the Lord.
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Preyer
Engin
Ag Figg
Nolan
Christ
God
CIA Espionage Debate Should Not Hurt American Interests
A 1966 Publishers Syndicate column argues the CIA operates abroad under law, not at home, and urges restraint on disclosures. It notes past espionage aided the U.S. in WWII and Midway and cautions against leaks that aid enemies while defending congressional oversight.
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House of Representatives
Senate
CIA
State Department
U.S
Latin America
Europe
Africa
Asia
Publishers Newspaper _syndicate
Johnson edg es to re cast his Administration
Washington report notes President Johnson reshaping his inner circle as trusted aides like Clark Clifford and George Ball drift toward new roles. The piece highlights high ambition, potential promotions to Defense and State, and the challenge of recruiting top talent amid Viet Nam tensions and economic pressures.
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Washington
Johnson
John W. Gardner
Army
Navy
Air Force
Department of Defense
George W. Ball
Ball
Cyrus Vance
Clifford
Congress
Truman
Capitol ‘Hill
McNamara
Central Intelligence Agency
Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board
Kennedy
Viet- Nam
Viet Nam
White House
Robert E. Kintner
National Broadcasting Company
Kintner
Jean
Johnsons
Jack Valenti
Valenti
Motion Picture Association
United States
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
May 1966 History and Morgan County Notices
The piece recalls May Sth 1966 as the 125th day with 240 remaining, noting Italy’s 1936 Ethiopia conquest. Local items mark Morgan County echoes: teachers association plans, a Shakespeare play by Decatur High groups, draft board questionnaires, a beauty festival, Alabama Hosiery Mills closure, and Somerville Road students touring Willow Products in iron and foundry study.
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Associated Press
Italy
Ethiopia
Alfred Tennyson
Helen Keller
Decatur High School
Morgan County
Delcatur
Alabama Hosiery Mills
Somerville Rd
Willow Products Co
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Shore
Willin
George Corley Wallace
Barbour County
George
Federal
Wayne Morse
Robert Kennedy
George Wallace
Drew Pearson
Interhanded
Merck and Co
Kefauver
Secrety Connor
Interhandel
General Aniline and Film
I. 'G. Farben
Justice Department
Bobby Kennedy
John Conner
General Motors
Si Cutler
U. S. District Court
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Cutter
U. S
Ralph Nader
Moscow
Five Seas
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U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
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Decatur
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