Greenville Man of the Year Named at Chamber Event
Charles Plummer was installed as president of the Greenville Chamber of Commerce and five minutes later was named Greenville's Man of the Year, hinting he would fit in as a Decatur citizen. The political impact of Gov Rockefeller's marriage remains unsettled and will be decided at convention time.
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Gov. Rockefeller
GOP
Charles Plummer
Greenville Chamber of Commerce
Greenville
Decatur
Could Goldwater win the 1964 Republican ticket tested
John S. Knight in the Detroit Free Press问 questions if Goldwater can win and if any Republican can beat Kennedy. He doubts the outcome unless a conservative leader emerges and the nation remains prosperous despite Khrushchev’s pressure. He argues the conservative base must be challenged to test its strength.
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John S. Knight
Detroit Free Press
Goldwater
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Four Redistricting Plans For Alabama House Seats
Four proposed redistricting measures in Alabama would create eight of nine congressional districts. The plans, by Reps. Alfred Goldthwaite Mylan Engel and Senators A C Shelton and B G Robinson, aim to reorganize Mobile and surrounding counties and pair incumbents in new districts. The piece urges fair nonpartisan action to preserve Democratic unity and prevent seat losses in Washington.
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Alabama
Alfred Goldthwaite
Montgomery
Mylan Engel
Mobile
A. C. Shelton
Jacksonville
B. G. Robinson
Carrolton
Mr. Engel
George Grant
Troy
Pike County
Goldthwaite
Baldwin
Escambia
Albert Rains
Gadsden
Carl Elliott
Jasper
Robinson
George Andrews
Union Springs
Bob Jones
Scottsboro
Shelton
Armistead Selden
Tuscaloosa County
Elliott
House of Representatives
Sen
Rep. Selden
Tuscaloosa
Debating Moon Race Spending And Its Civic Cost
A commentary argues that vast funds for the moon race and defense shape U S research and jobs. It notes political splits over education needs, regional economic shifts, and calls by Seymour Melman’s disarmament group to cut 1964 military budgets.
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Rechtel
Congress
United States
Massachusetts
California
Southwest
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Midwest
McNamara
Seymour Melman
Columbia University
Melman
Be a Good Example Says ARLIE B DAVIDSON
Davidson urges living as the model for others not just preaching. She argues that honest sacrifices and unselfish conduct inspire better living, calling for citizens and parents to embody virtues daily rather than merely advise.
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Peng EE
United States faces threat questions for Jews amid war scars
Drew Pearson notes two world milestones the Holocaust’s 18th anniversary and Israel’s 15th, warns US policy risks for Jewish safety. Highlights include wartime crimes by Croatian, Romanian figures living in the United States, and debates over deportation and extradition. Also critiques civilian-military spending and defense contracts amid geopolitical tension.
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Washington
Holy Land
United States
Harry Truman
Israel
Syria
Iraq
Egypt
United Arab Republic
Hussein
Jordan
State Department
Kennedy
Andrea Artucovic
Republic of Croatia
Himmler of
Croatia
Artucovic
Hitler
U. S
Robert Kennedy
Long Beach
Calif
Nicolae Malaxa
Jack Shelly
San Francisco
California
Iron Guard
Rumania
Malaxa
Kefauver
Tennessee
Ken Keating
New York
Fifth Avenue
Frank Kowalski
Connecticut
Victor Anfuso
New York Supreme Court
William Ryan
Student Union
Bucharest
Rome
Berlin
Trifa
Hers Guttman
David Hollander
Rabbinicial Association of
Valerian
Navy
Air Force
Robert Mc
Army
TFX
Grumman
Sen
Ted
Facing Calamities With Quietness and Hope
Norman Vincent Peale reflects on a polio survivor who, despite paralysis, maintains studies and joy. The piece argues that serenity at the heart, gratitude, and trustful prayer help people rise above misfortune and find silver linings, citing Job as a guide. Distributed 1963 by The Hall Syndicate Inc.
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Norman Vincent Peale
the Hall Syndicate, Inc
Chapter IIE meeting at Sahara MotelMay program on NC profit
The Chapter of the American Institute of Industrial Engineers will meet Monday at the Sahara Motel for its May gathering. R. J. Hegetschweiler of Kearney and Trecker will discuss Numerical Control Profit Through Process. He is an NC application engineer and NC sales rep for southeastern U.S. Social hour begins at 6 p.m., dinner at 7, program at 8.
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American Institute of Industrial Engineers
Sahara Motel
Proevece
R. J. Hegetschweiler
Kearney and Trecker
Hegel- Sculweuer
N-C
Southeastern
United States
Kennedy Executives Sold Plates at Democratic Dinner
Kennedy figures faced scrutiny as executives sold several $1,000 plates at a recent Winter Democratic dinner. The report cites high dollar fundraising and associated controversy surrounding the event.
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Kennedy
Bell-McClure Syndicate
Athens Building Permits Jump in April Figures
Athens permits for April totaled 187,857 with City Clerk Eugene Wood reporting a sharp rise from 77,775 in April 1962. The breakdown lists amusement and recreation building 2,000 dollars. residential garage and car ports 2, 500 dollars. service stations and repair garages 1, 400 dollars. office bank and professional business 171,457 dollars.
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Athens
Eugene Wood
Limestone students to end school year May 21 in Limestone County
Limestone County school officials announced that 6,928 pupils will finish the academic year with summer vacation on May 21. Teachers will complete their work and records on May 22.
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Athens
George Roberts
Limestone County
Broom Industry Origins Bless Ben Franklin
Ben's Brooms New York AP reports the Broom Research Council estimates over 50 million corn brooms sold annually roughly one per household. The article credits Benjamin Franklin as the father of the corn broom industry.
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Ben’s Brooms
New York
Broom Research Council
Benjamin Franklin
Bear paws misidentified as remains at wrecking scene
A man with a house-wrecking crew called police to report finding hands and feet. Detective Richard Golden determined the alleged remains were bear paws. A taxidermist previously inhabited the residence.
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Phoenix
Richard Golden
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National Council of Churches
Childs
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Drew Pearson
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