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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1965

Page

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Editorial on Lowndes County Trial and Klansmen

The Montgomery Advertiser reflects on a 10 to 2 mistrial in Lowndes County over a murder linked to the Ku Klux Klan. It notes public attitude toward law and order, details FBI informer Rowe’s role, and suggests the near conviction may curb Klansman violence while highlighting tensions around the Selma case involving Mrs. Liuzzo.

Union Alabama Lowndes County Lowndes Dallas County Rowe FBI Klan

Bus Collision Reports Involving Greyhound Driver

Police investigated a 10 51 a m accident at 6th Ave and Church St N E involving Greyhound bus driver James R Steelman Nashville Tenn and E Opfer Chicago Ill. St Ann s Sodality hosts its annual communion breakfast at 9 a m Sunday at the Pavilion Inn reservations 353 8441. Austin High Band Booster bake sale 9 am to 12 pm today at Kroger Kwik Chek proceeds fund band uniforms. See DIARY On Page 2.

Decatur 6Th Ave Church St. N.E Greyhound James R. Steelman Nashville, Tenn A E. Opfer Chicago, Ill St. Ann’s Sodality Pavilion Inn Austin High School Krogers Kwik-Chek

Gulf Coast Salon Outing Ends Senate Quorum Void

In Montgomery, May 14, the House and Senate, courtly to a rare calm, adjourned for a coastal outing after a brief legislative session. The Senate lacked a quorum but faced no roll call or protest, and the Senate Journal omitted any quorum absence.

Montgomery Ala House Senate Senate Journal

Junior Achievers Honored At Banquet

About 150 attended the second annual Decatur Junior Achievement Future Unlimited Banquet at the Pavilion Inn. Three Decatur High School students received awards for their work with Junior Achievement during the past term. Eddie Glenn won the best salesman award for top salesmanship and knowledge.

Decatur Junior Achievement Future Unlimited Pavilion Inn Decatur High School Decatur 1 Junior Achievement

McNamara estimates anti missile system cost at 8 to 10 billion

In a censored budget testim ony McNamara says a Nike X style system to shield the United States from Red China for a decade or two could cost eight to ten billion dollars. He notes costs vary with system elaboration and compares to broader Soviet threat defenses. He spoke at a March 5 House hearing prior to Peking’s atomic test.

Harry Kelly Washington Robert S. McNamara United States McNamara House Appropriations Committee Peking Red China House Armed Services Committee China

Teachers Balk At Board Rule In South Bend Strike

In South Bend Indiana striking teachers challenge the school board as 360 AFL-CIO American Federation of Teachers members face expected dismissals. Supt. Alex Jardine and board attorneys prepare contract terminations after a salary dispute. parents and pupils run classes without teachers.

South Bend Ind Alex Jardine Afl-Cio American Federation of Teachers George Lee

Queen Bequeaths Acre In Memory Of JFK

Queen Elizabeth II bequeaths a green acre of Runymede soil to the American people in memory of President John F Kennedy. Mrs Kennedy suppresses tears as the tribute is read by the Queen and Dean Rusk. A Portland stone memorial marks the gift to those who mourn and admired Kennedy.

Godfrey Anderson Runny Meade England Elizabeth II John F. Kennedy Harold Macmillan

Rebels Charge Station Attack in Santo Domingo

A rebel spokesman said Dominican troops in a truck fired on the rebel radio station in Santo Domingo on Friday. The broadcast ended around 5 p.m. after heavy firing. transmitting equipment appeared damaged and the station went off air.

Santo Domingo Dominican Republic Radio Prorebel Armed Forces USS

Great Society Not Limited To U S Rebels On Page 2

President Johnson said the great society is not an exclusive club for Americans only in an informal talk to school administrators. He highlighted U S aid abroad and cited progress in South Viet Nam including increased rice and pig production.

Washington Johnson Great Society United States South Viet Nam

U N Security Council Urges Strict Dominican Cease Fire

The United Nations Security Council unanimously calls for a strict cease-fire in the Dominican Republic and orders Secretary General U Thant to dispatch a personal representative. The urgency follows a message from Justin Cury, foreign minister of the rebel regime, warning Santo Domingo faces imminent destruction.

United Nations, N.Y U.N. Security Council Dominican Republic U Thant Council Thant Justin Cury Santo Domingo

Peking Blasts Second Nuclear Test Reported

AP reports Red China detonated its second nuclear device seven months after becoming a nuclear power. The blast occurred over western China with an explosive force around 20 000 tons of TNT. Peking called the program defensive and Western experts debated how the device was delivered. The United States confirmed the test and pledged to aid nations resisting nuclear blackmail.

Tokyo China Peking Peking Radio United States

Atom bombs and atomic tests noted in wartime archive

Report recalls the 1945 atomic bombing of Hiroshima and the postwar race as China and other powers work to join or resist the nuclear club. It mentions U S Russia Britain and France on testing limits and China’s initial test exit atop a tower in Lop Noi Takla Makan.

United States Hiroshima Japan China Atomic Club Russia Brita Aleaty France Red China Lop Noi Takla Makan Sinkiang Province U.S. State Department

Soviet Arms In Cong Haul

Government forces report a large seizure of Communist supplies in the deep south including Soviet made guns. In Da Nang area a Marine patrol suffered casualties with one killed and several wounded. The action followed two earlier patrol clashes with Viet Cong. No North Vietnam air raids announced.

Edwin Q. White Saigon South Viet Nam da Nang Viet Nam Radio Hanoi New China News Agency United States

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The Montgomery Advertiser Liuzzo Selma Scatur Mobile Eddie Glenn Paul H. Glenn MAC West Texas Andrews Jim Roberts Jim Issile Soviet Union Acre Jfk Runnymeade Queen Elizabeth II Runnymede President Kennedy By Robert Berrellez U.S U.N. Council U. N By Kay Tatseshi Ken_Reynolds Amin
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