1965 National and Alabama Income Rise Across States
Personal income reached a record level in every state in 1965 as the national total increased by 35 billion to 528 billion. The rise was broad across states, including Alabama, indicating general prosperity rather than a specific regional corner.
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Alabama
Morgan County League Appeals for Public Support and Membership
The Morgan County Wo men Votes calls for prospective contributors to provide a modest budget for the organization. The League aims to inform the public on issues and conditions without party affiliation and seeks more local women to join in supporting good progressive government.
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Morgan County
Cullman Schools Offer Driver Training Scholarships
Cullman county schools and civic clubs are funding scholarships to train high school teachers for Driver Training programs in Cullman high schools. An Alabama bill to add High School Driver Training to the curriculum is being prepared for legislative passage.
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Washington
Cullman
Cullman County
Alabama
Inauguration address aims at Alabama progress and stars
Dr. Harry Philpott became Auburn University's 11th president and urged Alabamians to keep their eyes on the stars. He spoke of agricul ture growth supported by Auburn teaching and research, predicting billions in farm income and industrial expansion in the coming years, and stressed improving human relations and coordinated efforts with other institutions.
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Auburn
Harry Philpott
Auburn University
Philpott
Alabama
WWF
Rahe
Iena
Begin
Philpotott
Alabdiniang
Sky Azing
Dr. Philpott
Ky Seizes Da Nang in Surprise Move Shaping Viet Nam Crisis
James Marlow reports that South Viet Nam Premier Ky, long seen as adroit yet unpredictable, dispatched troops to Da Nang to seize the northern city. The action follows a turbulent period ending a tentative civilian path and underscores Ky’s resolve amid Buddhist protests and military pressure.
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Washington
Viet Nam
Johnson
South Viet Nam
da Nang
Nguyen Chanh Thi
Cmmand
Thi
Ky Prom
Henry Cabot Lodge
U. S
Saigon
Dalat’s Female Mayor Copes With Riots And Shortages
Nguyen Thi Hau, Dalat’s 47 year old mayor and Vietnam’s only woman mayor, faces riots, Communist infiltration, food shortages, and a tense security situation since March. She explains road closures, reliance on other provinces for rice and milk, and her goal to restore Dalat’s flow of travelers and tourists while balancing family life and a medical career.
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Bob Gassaway
Dalat
South Viet Nam
Nguyen Thi Hau
Hau
Comain
Viet Nam
Nguyen Cao Ky
Hall
Saigon
University of Montreal
Cottey Junior College
Nevada
Radcliffe
Spiritual battlefield with faith and scripture defense
A listener asks why joy and victory elude a Christian decision. The answer explains Satan's temptations intensify after turning to Christ and urges relying on Ephesians 6:10 18. Put on the shield of faith and the Sword of the Spirit, the Word of God, and pray always to gain victory in the Lord.
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W. Kenneth Pope
Dulles
Tex
The
Methodist Church
Capwright
National Council of Churches
South Carolina
Hell
Satan
Madison hosts five week self defense class for women
The Madison Police Department sponsors a five week self-defense program for women held each Monday and Tuesday at the Madison Junior High School gym from 7 to 9 p.m. The classes began last week under the guidance of executive officer Clay Herbert.
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Madison
Madison Police Department
Clay Herbert
Offi
Nuclear threat from Peiping risks worldwide catastrophe
A 1966 analysis warns that Red China may use nuclear weapons to force concessions. It argues for economic embargoes and a radio campaign to deter further tests and compel Peiping to halt development before it achieves an arsenal and expands influence in Asia.
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U.S
NATO
Europe
Soviet Union
Red
China
India
Australia
Japan
Peiping
Red China
State Department
U.N
Red Chinese
Formosa
Korea
Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
France
Far East
Free World
Publishers Newspaper Syndicate
American showdown with Nasser looms in Middle East
William S White argues that Egypt’s Gamal Abdel Nasser ties to Soviet Russia and the Viet Cong threaten Western interests. He notes Saudi King Faisal’s June visit as a potential rallying moment and cites Nasser’s Yemen campaign and shrill propaganda as signs of weakness.
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Washington
North Africa
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Egypt
Nasser
West
Middle East
Aleksei Kosygin
Cairo
Africa
U.S
State Department
Robert McNamara
Yemen
Asia
Faisal
Saudi Arabia
Theing
Moscow
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
May 16 1966 historical notes and local events
The page lists anniversaries and dated events from 1770 to 1966 including Marie Antoinette era notes, the nickel five cent piece authorization in 1866, British Columbia joining Canada in 1871, New Jersey repealing Prohibition in 1933, RAF Berlin factory raids in 1943, and regional milestones such as Decatur diplomas, civic clubs, and local PTA leadership along with the five team city softball league opening and local commemorations.
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Louis XVI
Dauphin
France
British Columbia
Dominion of Canada
New Jersey
British
Royal Air Force
Berlin
Egypt
China
Chang
Dominican Republic
Decatur
Order of American Mechanics
City
Decatur Business and Professional
Montgomery
Delano Park
Merchants
Gene Lenser
Riverside School
PTA
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LBJ
Ngo Dinh Diem
Shadow
Christ
David Lawrence
Chou-En-Lai
Russia
William S. White
Associated Press
Abraham
Lincoln
Chicago
Marie Antoinette
Setae
Tokyo
Okinawa