Wallace campaign in Cambridge ends with tense protest
Gov. George Wallace drew 1,500 supporters in Cambridge as National Guardsmen cleared tear gas and a belligerent group of about 250 Negroes and a few whites resisted its enforcement. Gloria Richardson urged self-help as Wallace spoke before a partisan crowd amid clashes and a singing rally across town.
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Jules Loh
George Wallace
Baltimore
National Guardsmen
National Guard
Wallace
Elks Hall
Gloria Richardson
Pine Street
Purse Taken From Car In Decatur District
Mrs Tellette Roberts told a Decatur police officer that between 2 55 and 3 10 p m a purse with identification papers and five dollars was stolen from her car in front of the newspaper building. City clerk issued permits for six room house 12000 Danville Rd SW and for a four room frame house 8000 First Ave SW. electrical service 100 for J P Sims 419 7th Ave SW. move house 100 for F K Johnson 1817 Wadsworth St. See DIARY on Page 2.
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Tellette Roberts
Decatur Daily
Carl Linderman
Danville Rd
Marion E. Sims
First Ave
J.P. Sims
7Th Ave
F. K. Johnson
Wadsworth St
Public Funds Guardian Dies
Washington AP reports Rep. Cannon D Missouri 85 longtime guardian of the U.S. pocketbook and Dean of the House died today. He served in Congress since 1922, on the Appropriations Committee and chaired it since 1941 except 1946-48 and 1952-54 when Republicans led.
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Washington
Cannon
D-Mo
U.S
House
Congress
Appropriations Committee
Faith as the means in religion and life
The author argues that faith underpins not only religion but everyday matters such as finance and science. Credit decisions and unseen lunar exploration rely on belief beyond sight, suggesting spiritual truth likewise rests on faith guiding toward eternal value and ethical conduct in Christ.
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Pelo
Cuba Action Hints Mount in Exile Talks
Miami reports rising talk of military action against Fidel Castro by anti Castro groups. Exile leaders discuss guerrilla war sabotage and possible defections while remaining tight lipped about specifics. Rogelio Cisneros and Manuel Ray move toward May 20 Cuban independence day as a focal point.
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Miami
Fla
Fidel Castro
Peureuy
Castro
Rogelio Cisneros
Junta
JURE
Puerto Rico
Manuel Ray
Cuba
Cisneros
Havana
Ray
Revolutionary Recovery Movement
MMR
Bay of Pigs
Turn That Furniture You Don’t Need Into Cash
Exchange Furniture Co. advertises turning unwanted furniture into cash, inviting customers to sell items for quick payment and a streamlined process.
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Exchange Furniture Co
Adv
Guilty plea in Selma traffic case linked to historic candidate
Bruce Boynton pleads guilty in Recorders Court to a reduced traffic charge. His mother was Alabama's first Negro candidate for Congress since Reconstruction, drawing attention to the case from Selma.
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Selma
Ala
Recorders Court
Bruce Boynton
Alabama
Youth narrowly escapes harm in blasting cap accident
Hartsel le area reports a freak blast injuring Kenneth Lang, son of J. E. Lang, who along with W. A. Lang reeled in a wire from Flint Creek. The detonation caused flesh wounds to Kenneth’s arm and stomach. Authorities warn about handling blasting caps after the incident.
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Hartselle
J.-E.lang
Kenneth Lang
J. E. Lang
Kenneth
W. A. Lang
Huntsville
Flint Creek
Markets At A Glance: Mixed Trading Across Bonds and Commodities
New York stocks rise modestly as government bonds firm while corporate issues mixed. Cotton holds steady. Chicago grain futures fall on liquidation with oats dampened. soybeans steady to higher near 16.25. Slaughter steers mostly steady to 22 per hundredweight.
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New York
Chicago
Joan Merriam lands safely after world solo flight
Joan Merriam, a 27 year old Long Beach housewife, completed a 27 750 mile solo flight around the world. Coast Guard escorts accompanied her final approach from Hawaii to Oakland California as she landed despite engine trouble.
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Oakland
Calif
Joan Merriam
The
Coast Guard
Long Beach
Hawaii
Amelia Earhart
Miss Earhart
Western Pacific
Miss Merriam
U.S
la Saig
Merriam
Cement Distribution Starts With Opening Of New Unit Here
Missouri-Portland Cement Co begins distribution at its new terminal on Decatur State Dock property. Construction started in November. Richard J. Reilly and R. Parrish Taylor attended opening. The Decatur terminal stores 24 000 barrels and handles bulk cement automatically. Serves northern Alabama southern Tennessee and northeastern Mississippi. James R. Tucker is local sales representative.
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Missouri-Portland Cement Co
Decatur State Dock
Richard J. Reilly
St. Louis
R. Parrish Taylor
Memphis
Joppa
Ohio River
Decatur
Alabama
Tennessee
Mississippi
James R. Tucker
Huntsville
Missouri- Portland
Pair Of Mixing Suits Filed In Alabama Schools
Federal suits filed Monday in Montgomery seek injunctions to end segregated schooling in Montgomery and Bullock counties. Judge Frank M. Johnson Jr. will hear the cases, aimed at desegregation by the September term. Attorney Free Gray represents local Black residents.
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Montgomery
Alabama
Bullock
U.S
Frank M. Johnson Jr
Johnson
Free Gray
Odd Fellows Lodge No 275 keeps Morgan City roots alive
In Morgan City the early life of the Tennessee River area is recalled as John Knox visits survivors of the 275th Odd Fellows Lodge founded in Rescue. He meets the eldest living member and reflects on rugged mountaineer days and the lodge's enduring presence.
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Y Tain
Tennessee
Walking
Whitesburg
Odd Fellows Lodge No
Morgan City
John Knox
Odd Fellows Group
Poverty Vote Start May Come Today
The House Education and Labor Committee is set to begin voting on amendments to Johnson’s antipoverty bill. Democrats have caucused to align on most issues, with one main dispute over parochial schools’ local role. A subcommittee meeting today is expected to advance the bill to the full committee, where amendments will be considered amid Republican charges of lockout and partisanship.
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Washington
Johnson
House Education and Labor Committee
McNamara Visits Saigon Amid Heightened Security
Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara arrived in Saigon for a 36 hour visit and attended back to back high level talks on Vietnam progress. He traveled in Ambassador Lodge’s car with heavy protective gear and a motorcade of police and Special Forces after threats and a mine plot targeting his route.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Robert S. McNamara
McNamara
Henry Cabot Lodge
McNa
Mara
Lodge
U.S
South Viet Nam
United States
Posse Raises Funds for Loyd Hays Memorial
Morgan County Sheriffs Mounted Posse collected 2030.53 dollars over the weekend pushing the Loyd Hays Memorial Fund past the 3000 dollar mark. The drive included road blocks on Sunday with pass-the-hat contributions. Sheriff McRae praised donors and noted the fund honors late State Conservation officer Loyd Hays who was killed in the line of duty. A three person committee including A. L. Johnson oversees the fund.
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Morgan County Sheriffs Mounted Posse
Loyd- Hays Memorial Fund
McRae
Sheriff McRae
Loyd Hays
Morgan County
A. L. ‘Johnson
First ‘Na
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Indiana
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Ena
Public Funds Guardian
Clarence
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Oklahoma City
Boston Smith
Portsmouth, Va
Cecil
Chesapeake Bay
Annapolis, Md
Riehlee Ee
Joan
State Docks
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