Alabama Faces Mental Health Funding Cutoff
Washington AP reports Robert M. Nash of the Public Health Service said federal aid to Alabama’s State Department of Mental Health could be cut off because Gov. George Wallace refused a step toward desegregation. Nash noted Alabama’s review plan lacked elements he deemed necessary but saw potential for continued negotiations.
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Washington
Robert M. Nash
Public Health Service
Office of Equal Health Opportunity
Alabama
State Department of Mental Health
George Wallace
Nash
Alabama Department of Mental Health
Stocks Slide and Commodities Toe the Line in Mixed Trading
In New York and Chicago trading, stocks ended lower amid heavy activity while bonds were quiet and treasuries gained. Wheat rose on strong demand in Chicago, corn and oats showed firm and higher moves, soybeans rallied late, hogs steady to 50 cents higher, and slaughter steers edged up to a top of 29.75 dollars.
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New York
Treasuries
Chicago
Deaf student chosen as princess for fraternity carnival
Miss Charlotte Hampton of Moulton 2 a senior at Gallaudet College Washington DC was selected to serve as a princess at the Alpha Sigma Pi carnival. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs D W Hampton and a graduate of the Alabama School for the Deaf. Three houses on Ashley Drive were vandalized Saturday night with broken windows doors nails and waterproofing compound spilled on floors. The Wheeler Brown Hendrix Auxiliary DAV Chapter 11 meeting is today at 7 pm at the DAV home on Church Street.
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Charlotte Hampton
Moulton 2
Gallaudet College
Washington, D. C
Alpha Sigma Pi Fraternity
D. W. Hampton
Alabama School For the Deaf
Ashley Drive
Wheeler-Brown-Hendrix Auxiliary
The
Disabled American Veterans
DAV
Church St
Portugal’s Angola Progress Outpacing Past Five Centuries
The Times notes that as a result of the rebellion in Angola, economic and social progress in the last five years exceeds that of the prior 500. A New York Times News Service writer analyzes the situation on page 5.
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Portugese
Angola
New York Times
Condition Fair Jim Folsom Hospitalized
Former Governor James E Folsom known as Big Jim is in fair condition at Cullman County Hospital after a blood pressure seizure. His wife Jamelle says he is recuperating beautifully and needs rest following a recent campaign and the Kentucky Derby viewing.
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Cullman, Ala
James E
Big Jim
Jim
Folsom
Jamelle
U S Pilot Shot Down Over Hanoi In High Altitude Recon Flight
A U S pilot on a high altitude reconnaissance mission was shot down today over Hanoi in North Vietnam as tensions rise. In New York, businessmen form a corporation to take an option on the Mutual Broadcasting System by July 1, according to president Robert Hurleigh.
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Tokyo
U.S
Hanoi
Star of
North Viet Nam
New China News Agency
New York
Mutual Broadcasting System
Robert Hurleigh
McBride Named To TVA Board Of Directors
President Johnson appoints Donald O. McBride to the three member Tennessee Valley Authority board of directors to succeed Arnold R. Jones. The Oklahoma river resources expert will join Frank Smith and Aubrey J. Wagner in Knoxville once Senate confirmation is received.
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Smith
Wagner
McBride
TVA
TVA Board of
Knoxville
Tenn
Johnson
Donald O. McBride
Tennessee Valley Authority
Alexandria
Ceed
Arnold R. Jones
Oklahoma
Sen. A. S
Mike) Monroney
Dekla
Senate
Tribunal
Frank Smith
Aubrey J. Wagner
Rusk Sees Vietnam Elections to Follow Constitutional Path
Secretary of State Dean Rusk said generals governing South Vietnam will not block a constitutional settlement and expects elections in September to select a constitution drafting assembly. He spoke to a stormy Senate Foreign Relations Committee session defending U.S. Vietnam policy. A separate report notes China’s third atomic detonation, described as in the same general range as prior tests.
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Dean Rusk
South Viet ‘Nam
Rusk
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U.S
Tokyo
Viet Nam
China
Sen
Wayne
State Department
Commission
ABC
Mansfield Proposes U S Recognize Mongolia as Communist State
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield urged recognizing Mongolia, a Communist controlled nation between China and the Soviet Union, to ease tensions and gain a listening post between the two giants. The idea followed calls for a blue ribbon commission to reassess U S policy toward Communist China and drew broader administration interest.
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Jack Bell
Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
United States
Mongolia
Red China
Soviet Union
Asia
Mansfield
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
George S. McGovern
D-S
Critic presses to delay aid bill for international lawyers
A critic urged delaying the foreign aid bill so he could present international lawyers who allegedly disagree with Secretary Rusk. Rusk testified on the aid bill, while critics request more voices on the issue.
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Morse
Rusk
Rains Likely For Decatur Tonight Cooler Temps Ahead
Decatur area expect cool tonight with scattered rain showers. An outer fringe of a cold Arctic air mass moved into North Alabama about 8 am, keeping today’s high in the low 70s. Spotty showers near 60 miles behind the front should reach Decatur by sundown.
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Decatur
Huntsville
Lurleen Wallace Wins Alabama Democratic Primary
Lurleen Wallace captured 54 percent of 888,838 votes in last Tuesday's Alabama Democratic primary. She won 480,841 votes while nine male opponents totaled 407,977. The tally confirms she won the nomination without a runoff and she faces Republican James D. Martin in November.
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Birmingham
Lurleen Wallace
The
Birmingham News
Wallace
George Wallace
U.S
James D. Martin
Gadsden
Democratic Executive Committee
Alabama
MacDonald Gallion
Mother's Day Tragedy Ends Wedding Plan
James A. Whaley, 18, of 1025 Orchard St., drowned at Madison County Public Lake while his fiancée Patricia Birchfield, 17, watched in shock. Coroner A. G. Osborne reported the drowning occurred around 4 p.m. and the body was recovered at 6:55 p.m. The couple was engaged and had planned to marry.
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Huntsville
Madison County
James A. Whaley
Orchard St
Patricia
Birchfield
Springfield Rd
A. G. .Osborne
Thunderchiefs Strike Two MIG-IIs North of Haiphong
U S pilots knocked out two Soviet built missile sites and chased a pair of MIG IIs in MIG Alley about 35 miles from Red China's frontier. Four Thunderchiefs pursued the MIGs as Navy Skyhawks and other Air Force planes hit nearby SAM sites north of Haiphong and Hanoi. It marked the closest U S penetration toward Haiphong to date.
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Edwin Q. White
Saigon
U .S
North
Viet Nam
Mig Alley
Red China
U.S
Navy
Haiphong
Air Force
Hanoi
Ky Regime Faces New Disorders See THUNDERCHIEFS On P-2
In Saigon the Ky regime endures a new political storm after Premier Nguyen Cao Ky said he would stay in power for at least a year. Government censorship of his weekend statements did not stop word of mouth spread and Buddhist leaders threaten protests if elections promised for next fall are not held. Thich Thien Minh, backing Thich Tri Quang, warned 5 000 in Da Nang of further action.
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Andrew Borowiec
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Nguyen Cao Ky
Miet
Thich Thien Minh
da Nang
National Assembly
Minh
Buddhist Institute
Thich Tri Quanz
Junta
Elec
Truman Celebrated on 82nd Birthday in Kansas City
Harry S Truman was hailed as the man of peace by more than 400 attendees in Kansas City as he marked his 82nd birthday. He dedicated a federal office building in Independence, noting his role in urging progress while downplaying personal credit. A centerpiece cake featured a frosted image of the planned Truman Center for the Advancement of Peace at Hebrew University in Jerusalem.
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Harry S. Truman
White House
Acs
Johnson
Earl Warren
Truman
Independence
the United States
Truman Center For the Advancement of Peace
Hebrew ‘University
Jerusalem
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