United States to expand aid for South Vietnam
Washington officials report Congress leaders discussed new proposals to bolster South Viet Nam amid intensified guerrilla attacks. McNamara outlined plans from his Saigon trip, with talks signaling additional economic and military aid possibly including more troops. A 75 Skyraider increase to over 100 aircraft is planned for this summer.
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Wallace says Johnson filibustered on civil rights bill
Alabama Governor George Wallace claimed on NBC Today that President Johnson once filibustered a civil rights measure similar to the pending bill and that his later support shows a political rather than moral motive. Wallace cited opposition to the Federal Employment Practices Commission and noted differences between the current bill and the 1957 version.
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How to Find God and Make Him Part of Life
The letter urges seeking God early, noting Proverbs 8 17 and Habakkuk 2 14. It outlines steps: seek Him while found, confess and remove sins, and believe and receive His promises. It emphasizes that God welcomes all who call on Him and will not cast out those who come.
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Congressman Favors Change In U S Cuba Policy
Congressman Armistead Selden toured the area in his bid for a seventh term. He urged ending apologies for Cuban raids and said the US should note Russia and Cuba that it bears no responsibility for actions against Castro. He predicted Gov George Wallace would fare better in Maryland than Indiana or Wisconsin and denounced the Civil Rights bill as the worst in history.
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GOP lawmakers criticized over Johnson Alabama land visit
Democratic Rep. Wayne L. Hays accused two Republicans, Rep. David T. Martin and Rep. M. G. Snyder, of sneaking onto Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson's Alabama land to view tenants living in poor shacks. The trip, funded by the Republican Campaign Committee, drew condemnation for partisan motives and the tenants’ humanitarian implications. Elizabeth Carpenter of Mrs. Johnson's staff defended the project as a gradual timbering plan for profit while tenants remained.
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Exchange Furniture Co Ad Encourages Cash Sale
An advertisement urging readers to convert old furniture into cash by selling to Exchange Furniture Co. promotes quick, cash for goods with a direct sales pitch. The message emphasizes ease and immediacy without listing specific items or prices.
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Limelight Means Little To Tenant In Alabama
Willie Cutler, a 64 year old Black tenant in Billingsley Alabama, ignores political fights over the Johnson anti poverty program. She focuses on fixing her leaky roof and raising money for church pews as a local concern.
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Shotgun Suicide of Wall Street Broker Walston
Vernon C. Walston 58 president of Walston & Co. killed himself with a double shotgun blast in his Wall Street office. His chauffeur found the body after a day of discussion about death. Police had no motive. Walston founded the firm in 1932 which reported assets of 151 million and a net worth of 17.5 million and operates nearly 100 branches.
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Walston & Co
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C47 Plane Crashes Near Mt Antisana in Ecuador
A U S naval mission aircraft crashed on the western slopes of Mt Antisana in Ecuador today. Unconfirmed reports say 17 people were aboard. Separately in Cuba anti-Castro exile groups reportedly landed at distinct coastal points. Mobile coverage notes city official Charles S. Trimmier rebuffing calls to withdraw from a runoff for the 1st District nomination.
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Loyd Hays Memorial Fund Nears Four Thousand
Contributions to the Loyd Hays Memorial Fund rose to 3959.53 as the effort to honor the slain conservation officer grows. The fund supports Hays’s widow and six children, with monies held by a three person committee for education and a new home. A North Alabama Headquarters building will be named for him.
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Morgan County
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Viet Cong ambush halts relief column near Saigon
Viet Cong dug in along a road near Tan Uyen 22 miles north of Saigon ambushed a government relief column. Fifty one government troops were killed and 30 were wounded including an American Ranger officer. Ten soldiers were missing as the attack disrupted the convoy and forced a rapid response by reinforcements.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Tan Uyen
Dong Nai
Market News Summary Rise in Stocks and Mixed Commodities
New York reports higher stocks amid moderate trading while bonds show mixed results with small changes. Cotton declines with light activity. Chicago wheat mostly lower. Corn stays steady to firm with scattered demand. oats firm with some buying. Soybeans firm on late short covering. Hogs steady to 25 cents higher at top $16.15. Slaughter steers rise 25 cents to top $22.25.
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Daily Want Ad Promises Practical Economical Woman
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