Judges Study Liquor Case In Dry County Dispute
A three judge Federal panel considered two suits filed by North Alabama men asking for an injunction and a declaratory judgment to bar arrests of individuals in dry counties for possessing alcoholic beverages for personal use.
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Polaris subs drift near U S coast as deterrent patrols expand
A Soviet submarine shadowed a US Polaris boat off Holy Loch while two American subs maneuvered to thwart detection. The scene highlights growing submarine warfare and confirms Soviet patrols 800 to 1,000 miles off the U S coastline with missiles. Pentagon sources note frequent, multiweek patrols and relays by sister ships.
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William Beecher
New York Times
Washington
Holy Loch
Scotland
North Atlantic
Soviet Union
U. S
U.S.S.R
America
Pentagon
UA Sets 10 Year Goal For 400 Million More Income
University of Alabama plans to raise 400 million dollars over the next decade to fund a regional center of academic excellence for Alabama and the deep south. President Frank A. Rose said private sources will be hardest to obtain, aiming 30 million in 3 to 5 years and 72 million in 10 years from foundations and donors.
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University of Alabama
Frank A. Rose
Alabama
Deep South
New ‘Coliseum
Rose
Birmingham Officer Dismissed Over Unloaded Gun Incident
A Birmingham officer, W. F. Batson, 25, was dismissed after an incident on April 28 in which an unloaded gun was held to a prisoner's head. Police Chief Jamie The notice stated Batson was dismissed for causing anguish and fear to a Negro during the confrontation following an arrest for disorderly conduct.
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March Support Grows Amid Criticism of Tactics
March supporters rally for the Poor People’s Campaign as mayor denounces abusive tactics and praises law enforcement while emphasizing swift fair action. A city official notes possible appeal to the personnel board after a ruling. Associated Press.
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Washington
City Personnel Board
Wallace aides join campaign effort in campaign coverage
Aboard by political staff and executives including the campaign director and executive secretary, aides to Mrs. Wallace will devote time to the Wallace presidential bid. Several members of her cabinet assisted her husband in his campaign and continue state paid roles.
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Albert P. Brewer
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Bob Ingram
Montgomery
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Wallace
Ance
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Cecil Jackson
Mrs. Wallace
Boston demonstrator stabbed near march buses
A demonstrator waving anti-Communist signs was stabbed near bus-loading spots in Boston after picketing the New England leg of a march that began in Brunswick, Maine. The 43 year old Salem, Massachusetts man, known for political demonstrations, was knocked to the ground twice before the attack and remained on the danger list at City Hospital.
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City Hospital
Auburn Freshman Rescues Girl At Logan Martin Lake
Michael Matson, an Auburn University freshman from Birmingham, leaped into Logan Martin Lake near Pen City to save a 13 year old girl who was drowning. He pulled her about 10 yards to shore before authorities arrived. He did not know the girl’s last name.
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Pen City
Ala
Jane
Michael Matson
Auburn University
Birmingham
Logan Martin Lake
Matson
U.S. Planes Hit Saigon as Viet Cong Fight On
U S fighter bombers hit a half mile square area in Saigon suburbs while Viet Cong in rubble fought on. Civilians fled. refugee total rose to about 56 000 with 2 411 wounded and many dead. Since the offensive began, allied troops say they have killed nearly 3 000 enemy soldiers.
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Kinh Doi Canal
U.S
Paris
9Th Division
Hanoi
Nearer Line Set To Limit U S Bombing
United States military spokesman said MIG fighters were operating below the 19th Parallel in North Vietnam, deeper south than ever before, with enemy jets sighted north of the coastal city.
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Joseph B. Treaster
New York Times
Saigon
United States
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Haiphong
China
Johnson
U. S
Navy
Phillip R. Craven
Los Angeles
Craven
Vinh
Sparkman Shifts Toward Senior Senate Role
Sen John Sparkman visiting Decatur discussed becoming Alabama's senior senator after the retirement of Sen Lister Hill next year He noted he has enjoyed working with Hill and has no plans to retire Sparkman addressed a Small Business Administration meeting in Decatur that was canceled by Gov Lurleen Wallace death and stressed desire for strong continued service.
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Alabama
Lister Hill
Decatur
Sparkman
Small Business Administration
Lurleen Wallace
Sen. Hill
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Three Hannibal Boys Vanish After Cave Outing
One year has passed since 13 year old Joey Hoag 11 year old Billy Hoag and 14 year old Craig Dowell disappeared after a cave outing in Hannibal Missouri. Hundreds searched the limestone caves with no clues found. Mothers Helen Dowell and Jo y Hoag hold to hope while awaiting new information and refusing to give up.
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Lowell McKirgan
Associated Press
Hannibal, Mo
Hannibal
Joey Hoag
Mississippi River
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Billy
Craig Dowell
Helen Dowell
Craig
Mike Hoag
Cash for Used Furniture and Appliances Ad
Robinson's Warehouse on Second Ave offers cash for used furniture and appliances. Call 353-2370 for details.
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Robinson's Warehouse
Second Ave
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