RFK Urges Fast Race Change Despite Alabama Violence
Atty. Gen. Robert Kennedy told a global audience that the United States is moving quickly on race relations with a Negro potentially becoming president in 40 years. He cited persistent prejudice but stressed progress and U.S. government action to protect rights amid Alabama turmoil and bus riders’ beatings.
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Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
United States
Alabama
Voice of America
Kennedy
Freedom Riders
Montgomery
South
U.S
Boston
Ken
United Stats
Strawberry Grower Sees Rising Mexican Imports Hurt Local Crop
SEARCY Ark May 26 Growers and processors in White County report imports of Mexican processed berries totaling over 40 million pounds this year. L A Miller of McRae notes the price gap keeps Arkansas prices around 14 to 15 cents per pound, higher wages in the U S. and tariff limits not offsetting the cheaper Mexican production. Domestic supply and seasonal canning shifts also influence the trade as the harvest winds down.
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Miller
Hospital Baby Names Listed With Addresses
A hospital list shows several newborns and associated guardians with street addresses in Aalabama towns including Danville Decatur Hartselle Athens Cullman and Cullman. Names include Lisa Jeanne Harvey Patricia Diane Owens Debbria Sue Barnett and infant son of Mrs Roy C Pye.
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Lisa Jeanne Harvey
7Th Ave
Patricia Diane Owens
Danville
Debbria Sue Barnett
Hartselle
Ben A. Campbell
Decatur
Roy C. Pye
Cullman
Grover C. Bridges
Athens
George E. Harvey
Riverview
Local Names Listing Admissions Sme Henry Collier
Henry Collier of 1116 8th Ave na William Clemons of Somerville Clermont Arnold Lawrence of Hartselle Walter Simonet of 1406 Locust St Mrs Charles H McGill of 1509 14th Ave SE appear in this admissions list.
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Henry Collier
8Th Ave
William C. Clemons
Somerville
Clermont Arnold Lawrence
Hartselle
Walter Ernest Simonet
Locust St
Charles H. McGill
14Th Ave
Bank Street Little Teresa McWhorter Molton
A brief notice records the name Teresa McWhorter of Molton connected to Bank Street. The readable text provides no further context or details about the event or action.
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Bank Street Admissions
List of names appears in continued notice on page 1
A long list of personal names follows up the prior page. The OCR shows numerous individuals including Mary Virginia Hughes Mary Susan Hull Barbara Hutch eson Judith Gayle Johnson Linda Gail Jones Shirley Lake Donna Landers Linda Lawrence Charlotte Linderman Rosemary Luckett Sandra Maddox Stephanie Malinoff Carol Marlow Jan Maurer Rosalie McCool Tommye McRae Barbara Meek Joyce Meherg Patricia Messer Julia Miller Ramona Mixon Martha Monroe Rita Monroe Glenna Moore Janice Montgomery Ella Moseley Becky Nelson Margaret Newton Martha Nix Norma Owens Wanda Peek Frances Pettey Barbara Phillips Sallye Powell Sylvia Powell Trannie Reynolds Faye Rhodes Rosalind Rice Janice Riley Martha Roberts Frances Rogers Peggy Rogers Vicki Rogers Donna Roper Beverly Ross Patsy Sanders Ruth Sanderson Sandra Schwychow Jacqueline Segars Barbara Sharp Mary Shaw Lydia Sheats Carol Shelton Lynn Simon Shirley Sims Cleo Slater Betty Smith Madeline Speegle Judith Spofford Bettye Stedham Vivian Stewart Anne Stimson Charlotte Stone Margie Sutton Shirley Templeton Joan Thompson Nancy Thompson Karen Tucker Brenda Tuten Betty West Elizabeth Wells Martha Winton Helen Wood Lela Wright Mabel Yarbrough and many more. The list reads as an obituary or public notice of names.
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Mary Virginia Hughes
Mary Susan Hull
Barbara Joyce -Hutcheson
Judith Gayle Johnson
Judith Ann Jonas
Linda Gail Jones
Shirley Faye Lake
Donna Carol Landers
Linda Jo Lawrence
Charlotte Gail Linderman
Rosemary Luckett
Sandra Gail Maddox
Stephanie Malinoff
Carolline Sue Marlow
Jan Maurer
Rosalie Tutwiler McCool
Tommye
Gayle McRae
Barbara Elizabeth Meek
Joyce June Meherg
Patricia Ann Messer
Julia Alverta Miller
Mar
Kate Mitchell
Ramon
Vivian Gail Stewart
Anne Pauline Stimson
Charlotte Gail Stone
Margie Lou Strane
Lynda Anne Sutton
Shirley Mae Templeton
Joan Thompson
Nancy Faye Thompson
Karen Thurnauer
Patricia Rae Tucker
Brenda Sue Tuten
Betty Carol West
Elizabeth Diana Wells
Martha Faye Winton
Helen Margaret Wood
Lela Carolyne Wright
Mabel Arcenia Yarbrough
Jimmy Wayne Adams
Glenn Terry Allen
Jimmy Ray Appleton
Alan Craig Bailey
Paul Lawrence Baker
Emmette Lee Barron Jr
James Edward Barrett
Jerry Basden
Wayne E. Baugher
Ronnie Wayne Belcher
Thomas William Biles
John David Black
Thomas Greer Black
Sherman Boyd
Bolan
Dwaine E. Borden
Almon Glenn Braswell
James David Brown
James Norman Brown
Edward Lyle Cain
James W. Callahan
Gerald Ray Campbell
George Edward Cantrell
Jeffrey Wayne Cavnar
Billy Earl Maddox
Charles Wayne Mahaffey
Charles T. Major Jr
James Gilchrist Marsh
Bobby Gene Mathews
Robert Wilson McAlister
Samuel Perry McClendon Jr
James H. McCulloch
Johnny Albert McDowra
James Michael McDonald
Robert Tweedyrter Jr
Don Miller
Douglas Millsap
James F. Min
Robert Eugene Mize
H. J. Montgomery
Jerry Moore
James C. Morgan
John Thomas Morgan
Larry Joe Mullins
William Edward Nelson
Donald Franklin Nelson
Billie Kenneth Nelson Jr
Joseph Riley Newton Jr
John Kendall Nicely
Gary Lée Nix
Donald Thomas Orr
James Clyde Overall
Robert Edward Palmer
Frederick Hugh Parker
Rodger Dale Peebles
William
Wille) Pentecost
Umberto Paul Pisani
John Garry Porter
Joseph Benjamin Powell
James Graham Pruett
Wilbur M. Reeves
Charles Lester Reynolds
Grady
Methodist Meet Opens Monday
Upwards of 1,000 delegates are expected for the 34th North Alabama annual conference of the Methodist Church in Birmingham. Meetings run Monday to Thursday at First Methodist Church with Bishop Nolan B. Harmon presiding. Amendments to the church constitution and reports on higher education, including a drive to raise 3,425,000 for church colleges, are on the agenda. Dr. J Wallace Hamilton of St Petersburg, Fla., will be principal speaker.
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Birmingham
Ala
North Alabama
Methodist Church
First Methodist Church
Nolan B. Harmon
Commission On Higher Education
J. Wallace Hamilton
St. Petersburg
Fla
Pair Held In Two Slayings In Plainfield
Two middle aged socialites were abducted and found fatally injured in Plainfield New Jersey. Police arrested Lorelle Parks and Joseph Maxey 22 and 23 as suspects after tips from a patrolman and a cabbie linked them to the crime. The victims were Mrs Elliott E Ewell and Mrs Robert Tyson.
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Plainfield
N.J
Daniel Hennessey
Elliott E. Ewell
Westfield
Mack Truck Co
Robert Tyson
New York
Mack
Arthur Phillips
Lorelle Parks
Joseph Maxey
Dunellen
Dom's Auto Sales
North Plainfield
Tyson
Milton Place
Berkeley Terrace
John Trembicki
Scotch Plains
Wilbur Morris
Trembicki
Plainsfield
Maxey
Parks
Community Building Permits Issued For Two Homes
The City clerk issued permits Friday for Isaac Johnson III to build a new residence at 2003 Murphree Rd SE for 15000 dollars and Leslie Compton to build a new residence at 1709 Summer Lane for 15000 dollars. No fires reported to the fire department since Wednesday.
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Isaac Johnson III
Murphree Rd
Leslie Compton
Summerlane
Local figures named in fragmented OCR list
A partial OCR line lists individuals including Johnny Gwen Tucker Derek Turner Doylé Townson Charles Holland Vaughan Willis G West Peter John Wagar Edward Lynn Wagner Ronald Bruce Workman and James Horace Yarbrough.
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Johnny Gwen Tucker
Derek Turner
Doylé Townson
Charles Holland Vaughan
Willis G. West
Peter John Wagar
Edward Lynn Wagner
Ronald Bruce Workman
James Horace Yarbrough
Nuclear Fuel Planned for Saturn Rover Tests
The Marshal Space Flight Center announced two six month contracts for studies of a nuclear upper stage propulsion concept, part of Project Rover. General Dynamics Astronautic Division in San Diego will receive $112,636 and Lockheed Missile and Space Division in Sunnyvale $128,804. Wernher von Braun outlined a reactor heated hydrogen rocket, potentially doubling propellant economy, with first prototype flight targeted for 1965.
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Huntsville
Marshal Space Flight Center
Wernher von Braun
Tulsa
Oklo
Rover
Marshal Center
General Dynamics, Astronautic Division
San Diego
Calif
Lockheed Missile and Space Division
Sunnyvale
Space Race And Congo News Mixed In President Kennedy Report
President Kennedy promotes achievement over rivalry in the space race with the Soviet Union while observers note the 1964 World’s Fair preparations may shape global prestige. Rajeshwar Dayal’s Congo departure alters UN balance as India gains influence. Bankers and governments back a cautious bet of up to 600 million for world fair groundwork.
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J. M. Roberts
Associated Press
Kennedy
Soviet Union
Washington
Russia
Rajeshwar Dayal
United Nations
Congo
Dag Hammarskjold
India
Ccengo
Dayal
Krishna Menon
Kasavubu
New York
Ocean Crossing Record Set by Hustler Jet
A U S Air Force B58 Hustler set an Atlantic crossing record from Carswell Texas to Le Bourget Paris in 3 hours 20 minutes, averaging 1 105 mph. Piloted by Maj William Payne with Capt William Polhemus and Capt Raymond Wagener, the mission refueled in flight and marked the 34th Paris Air Show anniversary.
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Godfrey Anderson
PARIS
Atlantic
Charles A. Lindbergh
New York
Lindbergh
Hustler
Carswell Air Force Base
Texas
le Bourget
Ocean
Maj
William Payne
Payne
William L. Polhemus
Raymond R. Wagener
Strategic Air Command
Carswell
Air Force
Washington
McGill Hidgon and White Families Welcome Newborns
Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Mc Gill of 1509 14th Ave SE celebrate a daughter born Friday at Decatur General Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Hidgon of Decatur gain a son Friday at Nungester Clinic Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. White of Hartselle welcome a daughter Friday at Hartselle Hospital.
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Charles H. McGill
14Th Ave
Decatur General Hospital
Chester Hidgon
Decatur 4
Nungester Clinic Hospital
J. C. White
Hartselle
Hartselle Hospital
Bradley Players Dismissed at Bradley University
Bradley University discharges basketball players Alphia Saunders and James Tim Robinson after the discipline committee concluded they failed to report bribe offers to authorities. Dismissal takes effect at the end of the current semester examination period, about two weeks away.
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Peoria
Ill
Bradley University
New York District Attorney's Office
Alphia Saunders
James
Tim) Robinson
France Tops List of Destinations for American Tourists
Passport statistics show France as the most popular country for American tourists. Italy West Germany United Kingdom Switzerland Benelux countries and Austria follow in that order.
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France
Italy
West Germany
United Kingdom
Switzerland
Benelux
Austria
Tractor Deal Draws Debate Across The Nation
Raymond J. Crowley reports a national debate over paying Castro with tractors for 1,200 Cuban captives. Letters to Congress reveal strong opposition and some support, with editors in Chicago and Washington divided. Public officials report mixed reactions from constituents as Kennedy backs a private fundraiser led by Eleanor Roosevelt and Milton Eisenhower.
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Fidel Castro
Congress
Vox Pop
Vna
Chicago Tribune
Kennedy
Washington Post
Castro
Eleanor Roosevelt
Walter P. Reuther
Milton
Eisenhower
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Washington
The
Evening Star
Senate
Thomas H. Kuchel
Rcalif
GOP
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Hubert H. Humphrey
Dmonn
House
Peter Frelinghuysen Jr
R-N.j
Nikita
New York City
the Times
Daily News
Baptists Attack Catholic Influence in Education and Media
In St Louis Baptist editor E S James accuses Catholic hierarchy of aiming to control U S education and media, saying Rome has prepared 5 000 journalists and dominates much of what Americans read. He cites Kennedy opposition and Cuba as evidence amid the Southern Baptist Convention's four day gathering.
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ST. Louis
America
Washington
Cuba
United States
Resolutions Committee
Foreign Mission Board
Owen Cooper
Yazoo City
Miss
Mississippi Chemical Co
Edwin F. Perry
Louisville
Education Commission
Convention
Newport dope case tied to Ratterman arrest conspiracy
Campbell County grand jury indicted Tito Carinci of Newport and Thomas E. Paisley of Medina Ohio for conspiracy to cause a false prosecution and arrest of George Ratterman. The charges stem from a May 9 arrest at the Glenn Hotel after a strip tease. Ratterman alleged drugging and framing. a prior police court ruling tossed related charges.
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New Orleans
American Nazi Party
George Lincoln Rockwell
Storm
Arlington
Freedom Riders
Deep South
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Criminal District Court
National Nazi Party
Pensacola
Fla
Doug Oleffkee
Memphis
Newport
Campbell County Grand Jury
Tito Carinci
Thomas E. Paisley
Medina
Ohio
George Ratterman
Rattermen
Ratterman
Glenn Hotel
Carinci
Tropicana
Paisley
Joseph Rolf
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Decatur Daily
Tennessee Valley Printing Co, Inc
W.R. Shelton
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MAIL
RFK
By Stanley Meisler
Strawberry Grower
Pickens Howe., Inc
Grant St
Sylvia Sue Bogle
Trinity
Moody's
Ann Wolff
Elizabeth Ann Wolff
Patricia Driver
Margaret Driver
Project
Bradley
Raymond J. Crowley
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