U.S. and Soviet Explore New Consular Treaty Talks
Washington reports quiet negotiations in Moscow on a consular treaty that could ease Cold War tensions and boost trade. A possible wheat sale to the Soviet Union is discussed as a first step toward broader U.S. Soviet economic ties.
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Endre Marton
Washington
United States
Soviet Union
Moscow
Senate
Warde M. Cameron
State Se
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Maxim Litvinov
U.S
U.S.S.R
Vladivostok
U. S
Community notices and police log updates from Decatur
Local clubs schedule meetings at homes and venues including a Garden Club gathering at Ben Jaco residence and duplicate bridge at Pet Dairy Co. traffic and burglar incidents logged. Building permits issued for additions and storage buildings. Morse Code class starts at Courthouse Civil Defense Office. Rain totals for August and September noted with year-to-year comparison. See DIARY on Page 2.
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The
Decatur Amateur Radio Club
Civil Defense Office
Are Christians How We Live Our Faith
The speaker urges Christians to live wholly for Christ rather than hypocritical labels. He cites personal failures such as drinking and gambling, urging believers to be consistent examples. He warns that others judge Christianity by how followers act in daily life.
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Christ
Genovese Linked to Las Vegas Gambling Ties
Senate hearings feature Joseph Valachi testifying that Vito Genovese maintains “lots of interests” in Las Vegas gambling and ties to Myer Lansky. Valachi named Genovese as still running New York operations while imprisoned, as Javits pressed for details on mob murders linked to the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Milton Kelly
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Joseph Valachi
Vito Genovese
Las Vegas
Nev
Genovese
Myer Lansky
Leavenworth
Valachi
New York
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Javits
Lansky
Abe Bellis
Reles
Senate
Birmingham Still Holds Pair in Racial Bombings Case
Alabama authorities pursue further questioning of R E Chambliss and C Cagle in connection with racial bombings. Chambliss underwent a second lie detector test as habeas corpus petitions seek release. hearings are set for Wednesday and Thursday.
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Birmingham
Albert Lingo
R. E. Chambliss
Chambliss
Charles Cagle
Hol
Lis L. Parrish
Wallace A. Gibson
Parrish
Matt Murphy
Cagle
Alta L. King
B’ham
Area telephone service eyed for three Alabama counties
The Alabama Public Service Commission outlined Southern Bell Telephone Co plans to link Morgan Lawrence and Limestone counties. If ordered within 60 days the extended service could start by mid 1965 after engineering and capital improvements totaling about 1.2 million dollars.
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Alabama Public Service Commission
Southern Bell Telephone Co
Morgan, Lawrence
Limestone Counties
Tur
Athens
Hartselle
Moulton
Courtland
Town Creek
Pepper
Wallace R. Bunn
Southern Bell
Birmingham
Three Hurt In Wrecks On City Streets Monday
Five separate accidents on Decatur streets left three people injured. In one crash a 1953 Chevrolet struck a Triumph near the Blue Circle. in another a Volkswagen and a Chevrolet collided on 6th Ave. At a bank parking lot a 1954 Chevrolet hit a parked Anglia. A third pileup involved a Ford panel truck, a Chevrolet, and a GMC dump truck on 4th Ave NE. All injured were treated and released at Decatur General Hospital.
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Decatur
Blue Circle
Freddie Nicholson
Gordon
Chevrolet
6Th Ave. SE
Triumph
Gordon Dr
Volkswagen
Dorothy H. Whaley
Moulton St. E
Leroy Beard
Hartselle
Dorothy Whaley
State National Bank
John Clapton
4Th Ave. NW
John F. Hays
Athens 7
4Th Ave
Flavions W. Owen
Robert Allen Johnson
Johnston St. SE
Herbert Dotson
Trinity
Ford
2Nd Ave
Myron Evans Melton
College St
Robert Edward Lee
Decatur Ave
Florence
Decatur General Hospital
Senate calls for probe into Humphrey perjury claim
Senator Morse urged a Department of Justice inquiry to determine if former Treasury Secretary George M. Humphrey lied during the Senate stockpile investigation. The House moved to Kennedy for prompt approval of a bill to raise military pay by about 1.2 billion dollars annually. Khrushchev said Russia would receive large wheat deliveries from Canada and Australia and suggested the U.S. may be unnecessary.
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Washington
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Senate
Justice Department
Secretary of the Treasury
George M. Humphrey
House
Kennedy
Maryland Town Is Under Guard
National Guardsmen and state police kept Cambridge in force for a racially charged referendum on a public accommodations amendment. Officials sought Justice Department help to deter intimidation at the polls in the city of 12 000 on Maryland's eastern shore.
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Associated Press
Cambridge
Justice Department
Chesapeake Bay
Orangeburg
S.C
Fight With Ben Bella Is Being Sought
Algerian army units join dissident Col. Mohand Ou El Hadj in Kabylie as he calls for decisive combat against Ben Bella's government. Many officers desert, troops head to the mountains, and Berbers rally support for Ou El Hadj while Ben Bella seeks to rally masses. Moroccans near the frontier are cited as backing the revolt.
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Mohand Ou el Hadj
Hocine Aii Ahmed
Tizi Ouzou
Algeria
Ahmed Ben Bella
Ou el Hadj
Ben Bella
Andrew Borowiec
Algiers
Col
Tizi
Ouzou
Kabylie
Agai
Algiers Forum
Morocco
Moulay Hassan
Sahara
Home Hints He Backs Summit
British Foreign Secretary Lord Home backed a Soviet proposal for an 18 nation disarmament summit but urged clear directives. He spoke at the U.N. General Assembly before a planned Washington meeting with President Kennedy. He planned to travel to Washington Friday for talks with Kennedy.
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Tom Hoge
Associated Press
United Nations
N.Y
Lord Home
Home
U.N. General Assembly
Kennedy
Washington
U.S
London
Dean Rusk
Andrei Gromyko
A. Thant
Thant
Soviet Union
Gromyko
Berlin
Hume
C strand Introduces New Electrochemical Process at Monsanto
Central Research Department of Monsanto Chemical Co announces a new economical electrochemical method to produce organic chemicals on a large scale at the Chemstrand plant in Decatur. Dr Manuel M Baizer leads the development transforming organic molecules using electric energy. Further details withheld.
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Central Research Department
Monsanto Chemical Co
Monsanto
Chemstrand
Edward A. O’neal
Decatur
Manuel M. Baizer
Flora hurricane becomes season’s most dangerous storm
Flora, a 110 mph hurricane, raged in the Caribbean threatening Tobago and nearby islands. Emergency aid is sent to Tobago as damage is feared across the 40,000 residents and communications fail. Forecaster Gilbert Clark warns Flora could move toward Puerto Rico and Hispaniola, with landfall possible before turning away.
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Miami
Fla
Flora
Caribbean
Tobago
Venezuela
Weather Bureau
Gilbert Clark
National Hurricane Center
Lesser Antilles
Clark
Puerto Rico
Markets At A Glance
New York AP reports stocks higher with brisk recovery while bonds are mixed. Wheat and oats rise on foreign developments and corn gains. Soybeans mix higher, hogs top at 16.35, cattle steady to higher up to 24.75.
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New York
Igher
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Mr. Jafid
Garden Club
Mrs
Ben. Jaco
Pet Dairy Co
C. E. Sherrill
Floyd Brown
Moadus Rd
Joe R. Johnson
Magnolia St
Willie Riley
8Th Ave
Carl B. Conley
Pennylane
Mary Cross
Southeast Home Demonstration Club
John Butler
Eastmeade St. SE
T. W
Vegas
Robinson's
Second Ave
B'ham
Public Service
Ed Pepper
Deca
Washington UI
Khrushchev
Canada
Australia
Maryland
Columbia
Elizabeth
N.J
New Orleans
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Summit
Poage
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