Southend Club Faces Repeated Closures Under Struggling Owner
Mr Stone pledged minimal changes as the business, opened in 1964 by ex Flint Police Chief Otis Simpson, remains under the same name and employer. Simpson sold Southend to Hunter, who ceased operation after about a year, and Ward has warned of shutdowns on at least three occasions due to ongoing financial problems.
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Stone
Flint Police
Otis Simpson
Simpson
Southend
Hunter
Ward
Alabama Candidate Denounces Washington Strategy in Senate Race
Congressman Selden accuses ward Allen of bowing to a Washington crowd in a heated campaign clash. He cites 1964 RFK poll work by Oliver Quayle Co and warns voters of political manipulation while Allen pledges independence from outside influence and vows to answer later to media inquiries.
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U.S
Alabama
Allen
Selden
Washington
Oliver Quayle Co
Robert Kennedy
U.S. Senate
Oliver Quayle
RFK
Talladega
United States Senate
Soviet bomber crashes into sea near Essex during training flight
A Soviet Badger bomber crashed into the sea near the USS Essex during a training mission. The Essex launched five S2F Thackers to search and rescue within minutes. lifeboats recovered portions of three bodies. No survivors reported.
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Pentagon
U.S
U.S. Navy
The
Talks in Paris Lose Steam as North Viet Nam Refuses Concessions
North Vietnamese insist the Paris talks are only official conversations about ending bombing and acts of war. They offer no commitments in return, and the proceedings have ceased to excite observers. The discussions have cooled after an initial burst of interest.
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Namese
South Vietnam
Paris
Huntsville artist wins Decatur flag and seal contest
Patricia L. Goddard, a 2 year old rial artist and art teacher, won first in the Decatur flag and seal contest. Judges praised contemporary design signaling Decatur area growth and awarded $200. The winner, a Atlanta native and Auburn graduate, has shown in Mobile, Birmingham, Atlanta, and Huntsville exhibitions.
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City of
Decatur
Decatur Daily
Patricia L. Goddard
George Hackney
Luckie & Forney Advertising
Birmingham
Barrett C. Shelton, Jr
THE
Richard B. Brough
University of Alabama
C.W. Stevens
Brown Engineering
Larkin Yates
Goddard
Atlanta
Auburn University
Phi Kappa Phi
Mobile
Huntsville Symphony Orchestra
Athens
Paul Goddard
Brown Engineering Co
City Commission
Elizabeth Walter
Tuscaloosa
Ricky White
12Th St. SE
Miss Walter
Ricky
Harriman
Thuy
U.S
Enemys attacks hit three major fronts around Saigon
In a dispatch from Saigon the enemy struck three fronts including near the capital and in the central highlands while U S forces hit air defenses above the DMZ. U S fighter bombers attacked SAM sites near Dong Hoi and damaged several missiles launchers and radar trucks.
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Lewis M. Simons
Associated Press
Saigon
Central Highlands
Demilitarized Zone
U.S. Command
Dmz
U.S
Dong Hoi
North Vietnam
Camp Evans
1St Air Cavalry Division
Hue
Referendum debate and violent unrest stain Gaullist France
Trade union leaders opposition politicians and editors decry the referendum as a plebiscite on De Gaulle. Violence Friday night killed Matherson in Paris and police chief Lacroix in Lyon. Police report 280 arrests across Bordeaux Nantes Le Puy Strasbourg and Toulouse as Pompidou vows to crush further demonstrations.
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de Gaulle
Bordeaux
Nantes
le Puy
Strasbourg
Toulouse
Pompidou
Win the War Directive Sent to Vietnam Commanders
Chicago Daily News reports a top directive to all U S field commanders in Vietnam to win the war within three months. The order, issued May 6 under General Westmoreland and originated by General Abrams, urges breaking the stalemate and shaping Paris peace talks.
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Chicago
Chicago Daily News
U.S
Vietnam
Saigon
Keyes Beech
Paris
William C. Westimoreland
Local Births and Funerals Noted Across Area
Daily Records lists births and deaths with details: Burgmann family welcome a daughter on Thursday at Baus Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Langford mourn a Memorial service for Waniaeay at Deteter Hospital. Also noted are a Friday Decatur General birth for Mr. and Mrs. Samuel F. Evans Jr. and for Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Lakey at Decatur General, plus births for Randall Davis and a son at Cullman Hospital.
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Ae Ee Burgmann
Baus Hospital
Leon Langford
Robert L. Lakey
Decatur
Randall Davis
Cullman Hospital
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