Two Fold Bad News For The President
William S. White analyzes the 1964 Republican race suggesting Rockefeller’s nomination could help Kennedy by weakening South support for other GOP figures. The column argues Rockefeller might carry the South against Kennedy, while Goldwater or Scranton could hurt him there. It notes shifting odds after Rockefeller’s remarriage and calls for caution amid party strategizing.
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Barry Goldwater
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G.O.P
Kennedy
Goldwater
George Romney
Michigan
William Scranton
Pennsylvania
Rocheferre
Dixie
Mason-Dixon Line
New York
Rocky
Living Today By Arlie B Davidson
A reflective piece urges maintaining a young outlook after adulthood. It contrasts an old outlook rooted in the past with a fresh view open to future opportunities. The author advocates optimism, open-mindedness, and eagerness to improve the present beyond today.
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Living Today
Arlie B. Davidson
Meriwether Appointment Sparks Birmingham Controversy
Washington reports backstage White House talks center on a pending Supreme Court ruling over integrated lunch counters in the South. Two Alabama cases from Birmingham challenge segregation in a department store and sit in demonstrations, with Kennedy aides seeking a truce until court action.
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Birmingham
White House
Supreme Court
South
James Gober
Pizitz’s
Christian homes as answer to nation’s problems
Rev. John Rutland of Central Methodist Church in Decatur says homes built on Christian principles and commitment to Jesus Christ bring peace and blessing, presenting the home as a haven amid current national challenges.
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America
Jesus Christ
John Rutland
Central Methodist Church
Decatur
Two Alumni Events in Decatur May 17 at High School
Decatur hosts two coordinated gatherings on Friday May 17 at Decatur High School. University of Alabama Alumni meet in the cafeteria at six with Bear Bryant expected to attend, organized by John D. Sherrill of Mutual Savings. At eight, the TVA 30th anniversary commemoration features principal speaker David E Lilienthal in the auditorium.
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North Alabam
Decatur High School
University of Alabama Alumni Association
Bear) Bryant
John D. Sherrill
Mutual Savings
North Alabama
Tennessee Valley Authority
David E. Lilienthal
Alabama
TVA
Birmingham Racism Row Leaders Earn Citizens’ Backing
In a call for cautious progress, Mr. Smyer and his senior citizens subcommittee urge white and Black Birmingham to maintain calm, stop rumors, and support peaceful racial understanding. They warn against demonstrations and emphasize no government or court commitments.
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Smyer
Birmingham
Sidney W. Smyer
Senior Citizens” Group
Alabama
Mr. Smyer
Leftover Roast Reheating Tips For Fridge Storage
A leftover roast or oven fried chicken should be stored in the refrigerator promptly to prevent flavor transfer from other foods. Proper covering helps preserve taste and moisture while chilling. refrigerate promptly after cooling and use within a few days.
Banks go beyond cash: a mail and payroll revolution
Banks reshape consumer finance offering mail based banking pay by mail and paying agent services. One check payroll and no check payroll automate salaries deductions and deposits. Tailored services for physicians secretarial style bill paying and travel bureaus expand bank roles. Obsolete personal checking and family budgets may fade as banks become all purpose financial supermarkets.
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ABA
Beak Chi Collen
Banks
Hall Syndicate
State Editors To Meet JFK In Birmingham Context
WALINGTON AP It wasn’t planned but this weekend’s Birmingham violence likely will be discussed when President Kennedy hosts about 20 Alabama newspaper executives at a luncheon Tuesday. The White House session was arranged weeks ago as part of a series for editors and publishers. The guest list includes Barrett Shelton and Leroy Simms among others, with start time at 11 a.m. CST and a two hour talk with Kennedy.
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White House
Alabama
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The
Decatur Daily
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Thesville
Louie Ecks
Florence Times
Harry Ayers
Anniston Star
Buford Boone
Tuscaloosa News
Bob Bryant
Cullman Daily Times
Grover Hall
Montgomery
Kennedy
Two Wheelers Prevail in Italy Amid Prosperity
Rome reports that despite rising wealth and more cars, Italians continue to rely on bicycles and motorcycles. The nation hosts 68 plants employing about 20,000 workers plus 131 small component firms, signaling a robust two wheeler industry.
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Italy
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