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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1963

Page

3

Beatings Laid To Officers In Civil Rights Case

A juvenile court judge testifies he will keep 14 year old Sallie Mae Durham jailed without bail while a federal panel hears suits aiming to free six integration leaders jailed during demonstrations. Witnesses describe beatings by policemen and state patrolmen amid claims of conspiracy by officials to deny constitutional rights.

Americus, Ga Sallie Mae Durham Constitutional Miss Durham James Williams John Perdew Denver Harvard Ralph W. Allen Melrose Mass Trinity College Hartford Conn Zev Aelony Minneapolis University of Minnesota Donald Harris New York Rutgers University Thomias McDaniel Americus Harris McDaniel

Wallace Urges Defeat of Kennedy in Deep South

Alabama Governor George Wallace told Mississippi Democrats he will work with their party to defeat President Kennedy in 1964. He predicted Kennedy would not win any southern state and warned that passage of civil rights bills could trigger federal takeovers of voting, labor, and business in Mississippi.

Gulfport, Miss Alabama George Wallace Mississippi Kennedy Hyannis Port Mass Wallace Harrison County Mississippi Democrats Department of Justice America South Catholic Committee Southern Baptists Texas YWCA John Kennedy Montgomery Ala Boston New York Providence U. L Harvard Dartmouth Smith College Brown University Grenier

Public Forum Letters Contain Civil Rights Debates

Readers discuss 1964 presidential politics and race relations in the South. H J Banks urges Black registration and voting rights while Wallace potential candidacy and unpledged electors draw attention. Mrs Ann Odom critiques Alabama Republican primary practices and praises Democratic economic gains.

Three Miners Are Rescued in German Mine

In Broistedt Germany three German miners trapped in a flooded iron mine for more than a week were brought safely to the surface.

Broistedt Germany

Lauderdale County Sheriff Recommended for U S Marshal Post

Lauderdale County Sheriff Roy Lee Call is推荐 for U S Marshal for the northern district of Alabama. Sentors Hill and Sparkman named him to President Kennedy to replace the late Peyton Norville, pending Senate confirmation. Call to resign as sheriff once official. Governor Wallace will appoint his successor. He led in founding a Dallas County boys ranch and heads the Alabama Sheriffs Association.

Florence, Ala Lauderdale County Roy Lee Call Northern District Alabama Kennedy U.S Lister Hill John Sparkman Peyton Norville Senate Call Alabama Sheriff's Association Dallas County

Tornado Word Origins Traced to Spanish Tronada

Linguists note that the term tornado derives from the Spanish tronada meaning thunderstorm. The etymology highlights how early observers linked violent weather with booming thunder.

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