Alabama Senate Fights Filibuster Over Integration and Attny Hiring
In Montgomery AP report the Alabama Senate rages through a night long filibuster over Gov. George Wallace no integration stance at the University of Alabama and a law and order resolution. Administrators push a plan to hire special attorneys to aid highway projects and resist integration suits while attempting to keep the chamber in session. The body approves a compromise backing Wallace defiance of a federal court order to admit two Black students for the summer term starting June 10, then resumes a filibuster on the attorney hiring bill. The vote of confidence in Wallace condemns mob rule as the Senate returns to the House for concurrence in amendments.
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Memorial Day tributes mark 100 years of remembrance
President Kennedy lays wreath on the Tomb of the Unknowns in Arlington. Ceremonies, parades, and gun salutes unfold across cities as the nation observes Memorial Day. Officials recall origins in 1863 with flowers on soldiers’ graves and honor veterans from all wars.
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Activities In Jackson May Be Increased
Jackson AP report describes two fairgrounds exhibition buildings converted to jails amid threats of racial demonstrations. A 6 foot fence surrounds the sites if jail overflow occurs. Negro leaders plan to push protests despite arrests policy. Eight boycott pickets jailed for sitting and blocking entry to stores and cafes. Thirty eight demonstrators arrested since Tuesday sit ins. White youth harmed when bricks were thrown at a car in a Negro area. Daytime demonstrations calm. previous day mixed group attacked desegregation efforts. City Court trials delayed as attorney argues new law unconstitutional. Also, DOJ to appeal ruling that it cannot sue Alabama school systems under federal funds program.
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EECATUR S DIARY And Public Notices From Local Club Activities
Priceville Home Demonstration Club meets at 10 a.m. with Mrs. Collier. Deborah Ann Powell, Birmingham, graduated eighth grade and will attend Banks High School. Powell is granddaughter of the Decatur and Powell families. Moose Lodge hosts an evening of entertainment at 8 p.m. Sherman Street Church of God holds gospel singing Friday at 7 30 p.m. A 1955 Pontiac driven by Mary Faye Kidd veered on Keller Memorial Bridge and was towed to Decatur General Hospital for observation. she was later released. See Diary on Page 2.
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What Holds You Back From Embracing Christianity
The text argues a core barrier is selfishness and pride. It cites reluctance to pay the price, fear of the crowd, and laziness as common hindrances. It emphasizes Jesus’ call to deny self and pursue the highest living, noting that the block is the sin of selfishness and pride.
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First National Plans Branches in Decatur
First National Bank of Decatur announces two branch projects. Land at 6th Ave and 11th St SE, owned by Dave and Morley Denbo, will host a new branch with drive in facilities and removal of a washeteria. A second site at Carridale St SW and Danville Rd is planned, construction to wait until Carridale opens west of Danville Rd. Pearce and Gresham named as contractors. Barr and Tune, Florence, as architects.
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Kennedy Shot in Struggle at Englewood Market
In Englewood a supermarket official, James M. Kennedy age 40, assistant manager at Deriver, was killed Wednesday night during a confrontation with a berserk Pinkerton detective firing into a crowded market. Earlier, in St Paul Minneapolis the Minnesota Twins beat Washington 3-2 as Camilo Pascual’s ninth inning sacrifice fly delivered their 10th straight win.
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Soldiers Returned From Fort McClellan Riot Duty
About 400 soldiers sent to Fort McClellan for possible riot duty in Birmingham are being returned to their home base at Fort Benning Georgia. The move follows a decision to pull back forces after review by the Defense Department.
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What Type Woman Loved Eichmann?
The AP report profiles Vera Eichmann widow of Adolf Eichmann, detailing a year after his execution. Reporter Feldman chronicles her quiet life in Germany awaiting reunion with sons in Argentina, her steadfast defense of her husband, and memories of their family.
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Best Furniture at Robinson's Ad Sparks Visit
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Smyer Urges Observing Law In Birmingham
Sidney W. Smyer, Birmingham real estate leader and head of the Senior Citizens Council, warns residents against defying federal law as Birmingham and Alabama navigate a racial agreement with Negro leaders. He urges local action over Washington solutions, praising a citizens committee and decrying segregationists while stressing maturity to meet current problems.
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Pope Shows Sign of Improvement as Hemorrhage Slows
Vatican sources said Pope John XXIII aged 81 rallied overnight and his hemorrhaging stopped for the moment. The mid day communique noted signs the crisis eased and the pontiff expressed gratitude for global concern, citing renewed fervor for peace.
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Parnelli Jones Wins 47th Indianapolis 500
Parnelli Jones won the 500 mile Indianapolis race as Jimmy Clark pushed him to a record pace. Clark in a Lotus Ford made only one pit stop versus Jones three, finishing about half a lap behind under a caution. Roger McCluskey led early before fading.
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