Red Army Pressure in Laos Sends Leaders to Emergencies
In Laos the Communist led army pressed neutralist forces in the central highlands. Kong Le called the situation very bad and met with Premier Souvanna Phouma and two rightist generals. Nearby, Saigon added security for Americans as Viet Cong prisoners were shown and Cambodia faced regional tensions. Sihanouk sought an international conference to protect neutrality. Thailand reported eased fears after frontier surveys.
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Don Huth
Kong le
Ban Na
Vientiane
Souvanna Phouma
Nguyen Khanh
Saigon
Cambodia
Sihanouk
Richard A. Butler
Thailand
Red
Laos
Thanom Kittkichaorn
Bangkok
Johnson and Eisenhower honor Marshall with call for ties to Eastern Europe
At Virginia Military Institute a sunlit ceremony marked the dedication of the $600000 Marshall Research Library. President Johnson urged renewed effort to extend Marshall's vision of postwar Europe across the Iron Curtain with increased trade ideas and humanitarian aid. Eisenhower praised Marshall as a great man while Truman was represented by Omar Bradley reading a tribute.
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Johnson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
George C. Marshall
Europe
Eisenhower
Virginia Military Institute
Marshall
VMI
Army
Secre
Tary
Defense
United States
Gulf
Harry S. Truman
Missouri
Omar Bradley
Truman
Baptists Weigh Deep Divides At Anniversary Forum
Atlantic City clergy from seven denominations debated major questions before 10 000 Baptists during the 150th anniversary program. Racial issues sparked disagreement as a pamphlet outlining Baptist views drew mixed reactions from panelists including Negro leaders C T Epps and C M Smith.
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Don McKee
Atlantic City
N.J
North America
Juuso Morikawa
Valley Forge
American Baptist Convention
Urban Home Demonstration Club Meeting Planned
The Urban Home Demonstration Club will meet at 10 a.m. Monday in the home of Mrs Zetti Sheats at 201 4th Ave SW with Mrs R T Rich as co host. See Diary on Page 2.
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The
Urban Home Demonstration Club
Zettie Sheats
4Th Ave
R. T. Rich
Prophecy on Isaiah 2 3 4 and the coming of Christ
The passage blends first and second coming motifs as Old Testament prophets often do. Full fulfillment likely awaits the Lord Jesus return with Calvary already accomplished as essential but not yet complete. A future day of peace hinges on the Prince of Peace ruling in hearts.
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Jesus
Calvary
Loyd Hays Memorial Fund Tops Five Thousand
The Loyd Hays Memorial Fund clears the five thousand dollar mark after a strong local response. Loyd Hays, Mor gan County conservation officer, was killed on May 1 and left a legacy of service. The fund reflects community support for his family and remembrance of his wartime service and career.
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Loyd Hays
Morgan County
Loyd
Conservation Department
Sell It To Us Exchange Furniture Co Adv
Bargain seekers can turn unused furniture into cash via the Exchange Furniture Co offer. Trade in old items for quick payment and browse a selection of furniture for resale. Contact details appear in the advertisement.
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Exchange Furniture Co
Adv
Wallace Campaign Might Be Expanded
Gov. George Wallace plans to broaden his presidential protest drive into southern states to win anti-Johnson electoral votes. In Louisiana he already has a Wallace slate and aims for Arkansas and South Carolina. Alabama has an pledged unc ommitted ticket, while Arkansas weighs a 35000 signature path for a separate party line. Wallace has not joined the Arkansas States Rights Party slate.
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Rex Thomas
Associated Press
Montgomery
George Wallace
Arkansas
South Carolina
Louisiana
Democratic ‘Committee
Legis- Wallace
Alabama
States Rights Party
Wallace
Sheriff Knox McRae Suffering Suspected Light Heart Attack
Morgan County Sheriff Knox McRae was hospitalized in Decatur General Hospital after reportedly experiencing chest pains. A hospital spokesman said his condition was satisfactory but no official diagnosis had been issued. the family indicated a light heart attack was suspected. The sheriff’s wife noted he had not felt well for days and was driven to the hospital by his son in law. Hospital officials limited visitors during the interim.
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Morgan County
Knox McRae
Decatur General Hospital
John Chenault
McRae
Howard Stroud
Chenault
Ex-Mayor Morrison Among Plane Crash Victims in Mexico
CIUDAD VICTORIA Mexico AP Former New Orleans mayor and US diplomat de Lessups S Morrison 52, his 7 year old son, and five others were killed in a charter two engine plane crash in dense fog 27 miles from Ciudad Victoria The wreckage was found in a mountain cornfield rescue teams retrieved mangled bodies and took them to a local civil hospital Morrison had recently traveled between Louisiana and Latin America as a trade commission head He was defeated by John McKeithen in the Democratic runoff and had served as mayor for 15 years prior to resigning in 1961 to become ambassador to the OAS His wife Corinne Waterman died in 1959 He leaves Randy Morrison Jr 20 and Corinne Anne 16 plus two other children
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Ciudad Victoria
Mexico
New Orleans
de Lessups S. Morrison
Morrison
John McKeithen
Louisiana
Latin America
Kennedy
OAS
Corinne Waterman
Randy
deLesseps Jr
LSU
Corinne Anne
U S Revises Target List as New Missiles Near
Washington moves to adjust its strategic target list in anticipation of long range missiles entering service Red Asia is cited as the focus The shift comes as the United States prepares for a larger arsenal of weapons and updated defense planning The report notes ongoing revisions at this critical planning stage.
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Washington
United States
Red Asia
Baltimore Mayor Calls Wallace Primary Victory a Disgrace
Providence report notes Theodore P. McKeldin, mayor of Baltimore, calling Gov. George Wallace''s Maryland Democratic presidential primary win a great disgrace to the state, delivered Saturday night.
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R.I
Theodore P. McKeldin
Baltimore
George Wallace
Alabama
Maryland
Congo imposes curfew after church bombing in Leopoldville
The Congo government imposed a dusk to dawn curfew in Leopoldville after two Roman Catholic churches were bombed by saboteurs. One worshipper was killed in the attack.
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The
Washington prepares more arms aid for Lao government forces
Washington moved to supply additional arms to the Red-pressed Lao government forces while awaiting a formal needs list from Premier Souvanna Phouma. The United States aims to support the government in the ongoing Laotian conflict.
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Washington
U.S
Souvanna Phouma
Khrushchev Returns to Cairo to Finalize Tour Commiqué
Premier Khrushchev arrived in Cairo on Saturday night to add final touches to a concluding communique after a 17 day tour of Egypt. He departs for Moscow on Monday. In New York, Mrs. John F. Kennedy and other Kennedy family members will attend a private opening of the John F. Kennedy Exhibit Monday night.
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Cairo
Khrushchev
Egypt
Moscow
Washington
John F. Kennedy
New York
Truman continues recovery from upset stomach in Independence
President Harry S. Truman was reported to be recovering Saturday after suffering an upset stomach that kept him from the White House for several days.
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Independence, Mo
Harry S. Truman
Lions Expected at Biloxi Civic Convention
More than 600 lions from Alabama are anticipated to attend a regional civic group's convention in Biloxi Mississippi this Sunday. New Jersey Governor Richard J. Hughes framed the civil rights struggle as sacred and rightful but urged leaders to oppose irresponsible leadership to protect the cause.
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Biloxi
Miss
Alabama
Teaneck
N.J
New Jersey
Richard J. Hughes
Goldwater vows clean California campaign stance
In Los Angeles Senator Barry Goldwater pledged a clean campaign in California regardless of outcome and offered a new assessment of his chances for the Republican presidential nomination. A Saigon grenade incident near a bar involving American servicemen failed to injure anyone as the device exploded outside. In New York, U Thant planned to ask the Security Council to extend the Cyprus peacekeeping force beyond its three month mandate ending June 27.
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Los Angeles
Barry Goldwater
California
United Nations, N.Y
U Thant
Security Council
U.N
Cyprus
Malcolm X Rejects Racial Separation For Spiritual Brotherhood
Malcolm X declared on Saturday night that he abandons the goal of racial separation. He cited a spiritual rebirth that he says gives him a new sense of brotherhood among people.
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Chicago
Malcolm X
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