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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1964
Page
4
Decatur City Plans Emphasize Long Term Beautification
The article urges sustained city planning to balance economic growth with beauty. It praises the City Commission for seeking a full time city planner and highlights decades of vision from citizens, flower clubs, and zoning, aiming for a coordinated citywide beautification effort for future generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
City Commission
Stalling The Civil Rights Bill In Senate Tactics
The piece argues Southern senators led by Richard Russell stall the civil rights bill to sway public opinion against it. It notes Senate votes to pass exist but cloture is needed, and warns the bill may become a lasting force bill harming the majority. It cites Gov. George Wallace’s primary gains and predicts decades of turmoil without constitutional backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Washington
Richard Russell
Georgia
Senate
George Wallace
Alabama
Wallace
Indiana
Wisconsin
Maryland
Fonsi
United
Kennedy family reunion and health update in New York
A Kennedy gathering at La Caravelle in New York featured Joseph P Kennedy backing finances as the 75 year old patriarch showed improved health after a stroke. Attendees included Robert Kennedy Edward Kennedy and Anne Gargan with talks on political strategy amid family ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kennedy
New York
la Caravelle
Joseph P. Kennedy
Robert. Kennedy
Edward F. Kennedy
Joe Kennedy
Anne Gargan
Robert
Johnson
Happiness Through Duty and Helpful Living
The piece quotes Von Humboldt urging strict duty as a path to happiness and Horace Mann on sacrificing present gains for future good. It advises uplifting others, restoring hope, guiding the living in shadows toward light, and acting with love and kindness to bring out the best in people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
von Humboldt
Horace Mann
Rainbow City grant approved for sewer planning
Washington based Community Facilities Administration announced an 11250 advance to Rainbow City Alabama for planning sewer facilities costing an estimated 856250.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow City
Washington
Community Facilities Administration
Ala
Maryland contest signals shift over civil rights in 1964 vote
The Maryland presidential primary reveals voter discontent with civil rights and hints that Wallace momentum could hurt Democrats in November. Indiana results show strong Wallace support in white suburbs and counties, while fears of federal intrusions into private life and schools persist amid debate over pending civil rights legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House of Representatives
George Wallace
Alabama
Maryland
North
Johnson
Indiana _ civil rights commission
Indiana
Wallace
Marion County
Senate
Congress
Ucve
Republican
Wisconsin
United States
New York Herald Tribune Inc
Pointed clash over Mann Latin policy at Johnson admin
A partisan debate in Washington centers on Assistant Secretary of State Thomas Mann and the Johnson Latin America policy. Critics accuse Mann of liberal bias while backing for him grows, as Rostow joins policy planning and Brazil severs ties with Castro. The embargo on Cuba tightens and U.S. stance remains hard line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Johnson
Thomas Mann
Mann
Latin America
Fidel Castro
Mr. Johnson
Walt Rostow
State Department
The
Alliance For Progress
Rostow
Kennedy New Frontier
Johnson-Mann
Kennedy
A. No
Castro
Cuba
Brazil
U.S
May 22 1964 historical highlights and events
On this date in 1807 Burr trials began in Richmond. In 1819 the first steamship crossed the Atlantic leaving Savannah for Liverpool. In 1856 Preston Brooks struck Charles Sumner with a cane in the Senate. In 1918 German planes attacked Paris. In 1945 British rations reduced. Ten years ago France faced Indochina defense doubts.
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Aaron Burr
Richmond
Savannah
Georgia
Liverpool
England
South Carolina
Preston Brooks
Sen
Charles Sumner
Senate
Paris
Red River
Indochina
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