Guest Editorial Warns Against Campus Disorder
In Nashville, Steve Weissman former leader of the Free Speech Movement addresses Vanderbilt students criticizing Berkeley riots. He advocates upheaval over learning, arguing laws are made without his consent and urging moral chaos. The piece urges parents to choose disorder-free colleges and emphasizes respect for law as vital to the nation.
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Nashville
Tenn
Steve Weissman
University of California
Vanderbilt
Berkeley
Weissman
Local Sanitarian Society Accepts Decatur Member
The National Association of Sanitarians, based in Denver, announces Emmet M. Hamilton of Decatur as a new member. Police report two city accidents with minor injuries and no injuries. A trash fire was reported by the Decatur Fire Department. The Youth Branch Library hosts a Children’s Story Hour for ages five to nine.
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National Association of Sanitarians
Denver
Colo
Emmet M. Hamilton
10Th St
S. W
Decatur
Charles B. Hefner
Line St. NE
Dan L. Thomas
Line St
Thomas
James F. Waugh
Willow Ave
Katheryn S. Hudson
Cullman
Coup try alleged as Quat cites Viet Cong plot
Saigon officials said a plot to topple the government involved Viet Cong elements and Vietnamese dissidents. The zero hour was 11 pm Thursday, but loyal forces arrested 33 suspects and killed one rebel officer, Capt. Huynh Tan Hung, who died escaping. Col. Pham Ngoc Thao and Brig. Gen. Lam Van Phat are sought in absentia.
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Huynh Tan Hung
Hung
Pham Ngoc Thao
U.S. to Boost Troop Levels in Viet Nam
Washington sources report a steady rise in American forces in South Viet Nam. The troop count could grow by about 50 percent from 50,000, with potential for a more active combat role and extended defensive perimeters around air operation zones. Total near 75,000 troops not deemed unrealistic.
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Washington
Viet Nam
U.S
South
Presbyterians Seek Ties With Other Faiths
The United Presbyterian Church votes to form panels with Protestant and Roman Catholic groups to heal the Civil War era rift in the South. Delegates back joint Christian labor while southern leaders caution against past failures and urge continued unity efforts.
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George W. Cornell
A.P
Columbus, Ohio
United Presbyterians
South
Richard L. Davis
Washington, D.C
177Th
General Assembly
United Presbyterian Church
U.S.A
Presbyterian Church
U.S
Southern Church
T. Watson Street
Nashville, Tenn
Breaths Held As Awards Told At HANDS Conference
At Ponte Vedra Florida the HANDS conference opened its second day with 110 women present. Clyde Greenway and Lucien E Oliver announced awards as Nashville was named runner up to Augusta in a pre 1963 program group.
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Fannie Richardson
Ponte Vedra
Fla
Clyde Greenway
Lucien E. Oliver
Sears
Newport News
Norfolk
Richmond
Cape Girardeau, Mo
Knoxville
Chattanooga
Memphis
North Carolina
Greensboro
Wilmington
Alabama
North End
Gadsden
Huntsville
Decatur
New Orleans
Bator Rouge
South Carolina
Kentucky
Arkansas
Florida
Georgia
Oliver
Nashville
Augusta
State Health Director laments Wallace budget shortfall
Dr. Ira Myers, director of the State Health Department, criticized Gov. Wallace for proposing $102 million in total funds while allocating $5,628,985 to the department. He said this is $1,569,500 below his request and insufficient to run county health offices and laboratories.
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Winford Turner
Montgomery
Ira Myers
State Health Department
George C.wallace
Gov. Wallace
Wallace
Dr. Myers
District Senator by District Proposed to Bypass Court
Gov George Wallace urged reapportionment by districting state senate elections to sidestep the Supreme Court one man one vote rule. The proposal came as the legislature faced its first 1965 session filibuster with a House deadlock over reading the previous day’s journal.
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Rex Thomas
Associated Press
Montgomery
Ala
George Wallace
Wallace
Supreme Court
Vote Debate and Forecast On Civil Rights Bill
Senate leaders move to block further debate on Johnsons Negro voting rights bill. Everett Dirksen boosts odds of a cloture showdown next Tuesday as uncommitted Republicans balance the potential two thirds vote to halt debate on the civil rights measure.
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Walter R. Mears
Washington
Senate
Johnson
Everett M. Dirksen
Shower Chances To Decrease In North Alabama
Weather outlook shows shower chances diminishing from about 50 percent today to roughly 10 percent Sunday. Cloudy to partly cloudy skies, warm temps with a high near 8 and a low around 66 tonight.
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North Alabama
Moscow Moves Closer To Cong Recognition
The Soviet Union nears formal recognition of the National Liberation Front as South Viet Nam's government. NLF envoy in Moscow gains ambassadorial status in practice while Saigon remains unrecognized by Moscow. Observers cite Sino-Soviet rivalry and U S support for Saigon as possible motives. Dang Quang Minh leads a Moscow office and conducts ambassadorial-style diplomacy.
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Henry S. Bradsher
Moscow
Soviet Union
National Liberation Front
South Viet Nam
Saigon
Red China
U. S
Red China Long
Peking
China
Viet Nam
Kremlin
North
South
Dead and wounded hauled from battle scene in Dominican Republic
Reports say 24 hour cease-fire paused the month-long conflict as UN sought extension. Washington announced soon withdrawal of about 1,700 U S troops with a 1,250 man Brazilian contingent arriving. Militants claimed dead and injured numbered in the hundreds as cleanup continued in the northern sector.
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Louis Uchitelle
Santo Domingo
United Nations
Washington
United Sates
Dominican Republic
Junta
Antonio Imbert Barrera
Francisco Caam
Deno
Imbert
United States
U. S
Ellswort Bunker
Special Organization of American States
U.S
Tte
Dominican ‘Republic
Brazil
Bunker
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Phan Huy Quat
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Myers
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