Gore calls for removal of Joint Chiefs chair
Sen. Albert Gore urged removing Gen. Lyman Lemnitzer as chairman after Lemnitzer’s testimony on the Cuban invasion fiasco. Other senators resisted, arguing no change in the Joint Chiefs is needed without full hearings and President’s input.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gore
Washington
Lyman L. Lemnitzer
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Lemnitzer
Senate Foreign Relations Subcommittee
Goré
Latin-American Affairs Subcommittee
Senate
Morse
State Department
Central Intelligence
Hickenlooper
Iowa
Gen. Lemnitzer
Capehart
A Hienleenar
Joint Chiefs
Deportation ruling upholds Marcello's Guatemala ban
U.S. District Judge Alexander Holtzoff ruled that Carlos Marcello's deportation to Guatemala last April was valid and legal. The decision denies Marcello's lawyers a bid to declare the deportation illegal, blocking his return unless the ruling is overturned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S
Alexander Holtzoff
Carlos Marcello
Guatemala
Marcello
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Listed by City
A hospital notices admissions for Mrs Glynice Chandler Rosa Byrd Annie May Lyle Margaret Roberts Flora Riley and others and dismissals for Susan Terry Jeff Hitson Dorothy Turner Clara Nelson Ann Braden Vernon Hargiss Katie Allen Evelyn Shirley with street addresses across Decatur Hartselle Mooreville Somerville and related areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glynice Chandler
Memorial
Rosa Byrd
Hartselle
Annie May Lyle
Decatur
Jeff Hitson
5Th Ave
Dorothy Turner
Sherman St
Clara Nelson
Market St
Ann Braden
Mooresville
Vernon Hargiss
North St
Katie Allen
Spring Ave
Evelyn Shirley
Somerville
City To Mark Military Day Observance With Flag Ceremony
The 12th annual event under the theme Power For Peace includes flag raising at the triangle at 2nd Ave and Gordon Dr at 11 a.m. A special Armed Forces Day salute by the Decatur High School band runs 10:30 to 11 a.m. in front of the Reserve Center. The public is invited to an open house at the Reserve Center from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reserve Center
Gordon Dr
Power For Peace
Triangle
2Nd Ave
Armed Forces Day
Decatur High School
Reserve Center Special Forces Group Command
Leroy McEntire
Third Federal Judge Added For Area
President Kennedy signed a bill creating 73 new federal judgeships including one for the North Alabama district. The northern district will have three judges and Decatur will host federal court in the planned Federal Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kennedy
North Alabama
Decatur
Local residents listed in Decatur and Cullman area notices
Eugene P. Shelton, Clifford A. Burns, William A. Ridgeway, Eugene McCurry, Mrs Bev T. Clemons, Mrs John G Norris, Mrs Donald A. Turner, and Mrs Johnnie P Ward appear in a sequence of addresses across Decatur Cullman Hobson and related streets. The fragment suggests a community notice or directory-style listing of individuals with street numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene P. Shelton
Decatur
Clifford A. Burns
Cullman
William A. Ridgeway
13Th Ave. SE
Hobson Eugene McCurry
Bev T. Clemons
Cain St
John G. Norris
8Th Ave
Donald A. Turner
7Th Ave
Johnnie P Ward
15Th Ave
A and P Records Set In 1960
The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co reports fiscal 1960 sales up about 4 percent and net profits up 13 percent for the 52 week period ending February 25. Dividends total $1.20 per share, up 35 cents from 1959, with earnings at $2.57 per share on 22,961,966 shares outstanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co
Ralph W. Burger
A&p
States
District of Columbia
Canada
Political bombing hits sixth house in Colombia
A bomb exploded Thursday night in front of ex-president Mariano Ospina Perez’s home in Bogota. It marked the sixth bombing in four weeks tied to political differences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bogota
Colombia
Mariano Ospina Perez
Soviet Spaceman Invited To Festival
Soviet spaceman Yuri A. Gagarin invited to the Soviet Finland Society festival in Kemi in June during Helsinki based AP report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helsinki
Finland
Yuri A. Gagarin
Kemi
Bus Integration Tension Ties Birmingham Arrests
Crowd confrontations unfold as seven students, including Paul Brooks and Mary McCollum, face fines and detention after attempting to travel on segregated buses to Montgomery. Police escort the group to the Tennessee line and later release all. Courts ban forced segregation on interstate buses, yet Birmingham stations still enforce separate facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Paul Brooks
American Baptist Theological Seminary
Nashville
James William Zweig
Fisk University
Mary McCollum
Peabody College
Walter McCollum
Snyder
N.Y
New York
Connor
Tennessee Line
City
Montgomery
Alabama court bars CORE from biracial bus rides
Judge Jones issues injunction banning further biracial bus riding by CORE and supporters in Alabama. Contempt risk if violated. Governor Gallion denounces the freedom ride efforts and threatens mass jailings. Authorities cite riots and a burned CORE bus as grounds for action.
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Jones
Alabama
CORE
Gallion
Wednesady
State Line
State of
Honor Banker Is Charged in Embezzlement Case
Sterling W. Dudley a 46 year old loan teller and assistant manager at the Ensley branch of the First National Bank of Birmingham was arrested by the FBI and charged with embezzling about 20 000. The complaint says he obtained funds on notes for 225 9 and 264 on May 13 and siphoned 20 000 over two years. Dudley had been named an outstanding student by the American Banking Institute for 1960 61 and was to receive three awards at a banquet tomorrow night. He had worked at the bank since 1948 and is unmarried.
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Birmingham
American Institute of Banking
AIB
FBI Today
FBI
Thomas J. Jenkins
Sterling W. Dudley
Ensley
First National Bank of Birmingham
Dudley
American Banking Institute
Jenkins
Kennedy Education Bill Clears Major Hurdle In Senate
Senate defeats Javits Cooper amendment to cut 326 million and shift funds. The $2.55 billion three year federal aid to education bill would raise grants per pupil and favor low income states while also benefiting wealthy states. Proxmire and Cotton amendments surface as technicalities and potential cuts to aid.
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Washington
Kennedy
Senate
Jacob K. Javits
R-N. Y
John Sherman Cooper
R-Ky
Javits and
Cooper
Javits
Javits-Cooper
Mississippi
Arkansas
South Carolina
New York
New Jersey
Arkansas Flood Drenches Northwest Arkansas Cities
Severe thunderstorms and up to four inches of rain deluged Northwest Arkansas including Springdale Rogers Bentonville and Fayetteville. Creeks rose threatening Levee breaches while dozens of roads were closed and five houses evacuated with minor property damage and no injuries reported.
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Springdale
Ark
Harrison
Crooked
Arkansas
Rogers
Bentonville
Fayetteville
KBRS
Crooked Creek
Nuclear Sub Sails From Holy Loch
The U S nuclear missile submarine George Washington sailed from Holy Loch Scotland on Friday two days before a planned mass demonstration by British pacifists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Loch
Dunoon
Scotland
U.S
George Washington
Oe Loch
Actor Jeff Chandler in critical condition after abdominal bleed
Culver City California AP reports actor Jeff Chandler, 42, remains critical after abdominal bleeding treated with 55 pints of blood. Doctors say the next 36 hours are crucial to his survival as he recovers from surgery following a back injury during The Marauders shoot in the Philippines.
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Culver City
Calif
Jeff Chandler
Philippines
Miami FCC Commissioner Richard A. Mack Dies by Gunshot
Thurman Whiteside, an FCC figure and Miami attorney, was found dead with a .22 caliber pistol in his hand at his law office. Whiteside had been acquitted in a federal case over a rigged FCC award involving Channel 10 and Public Service Television, Inc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Thurman
FCC
Richard A. Mack
Whiteside
Joseph Davis
Davis
Mack
Portuguese Buy Arms For Racial Uprisings
Portuguese of Mozambique cross the border with official approval to purchase arms for protection against threatened interracial violence. Mozambique whites fear uprisings similar to Angola and Portuguese West Africa. Hannibal Missouri is cited as Mark Twain’s boyhood port on the Mississippi.
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Utali
Southern Rhodesia
Mozambique
Angola
Portuguese West Africa
Hannibal
Missouri
Mark Twain
Mississippi River
Indictment Alleges Conspiracy and Influence In Mack Case
The document lists two counts: one accusing the defendant of conspiring with Mack and a second charging him with corruptly influencing Mack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mack
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MAIL
Sundey
Tex
By Lewis Hawkins
Chine
Crystel and
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Grant St
DWE., Inc
Pam
Tmk
Gee of
Trademarky
RCA
Whirlpool Corporation
RCA Whirlpool
Radio Corporation of America
Theo Hill
E. Moulten St
Eer
Margaret Roberts
Carridale St
Flora Riley
Baby Susan Terry
Buckley
Davidson Coa! & Feed Co
Culver Cleaners
1St Ave
S.E
Decatur Area
Schwank
A.G.A
C.G.A
C.S.A
Decatur Refrigeration Co
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