Johnson Urges Bridges to Freedom at Johns Hopkins
President Johnson told students at Johns Hopkins University that America must raise political standards and build bridges of trade and aid to Eastern Europe to promote freedom. He linked NATO to Western Europe and urged mobilizing community strength to defend liberty where it is threatened.
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Southern Aristocrat makes inaugural Decatur flight
The Aristocrat flight of Southern Airways, a Martin 404, opened service to Decatur after a nearly two hour delay due to an electrical problem in Muscle Shoals. Officials praised the milestone for the Decatur Athens area as the ceremony drew about 40 attendees despite chilly weather.
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Car Crash Injures Two Drivers on 6th Ave SE
The drivers of two cars collided yesterday on 6th Ave SE injuring both. Paul Terry 58 Town Creek was transported to Decatur General Hospital with a six inch head cut. Richard S Wallace 61 Hartselle sustained a cut tongue. The incident occurred at 6 19 p m. and involved a 1961 Ford truck and a 1959 Oldsmobile.
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Hartselle
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Wolverine Dr
Vernon Cannon Alred
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Mary Simpson Morgan
Willow Ave
McRae Trial on Docket for Friday
Sheriff Knox McRae faces an obstructing justice charge on the Morgan County Court docket for tomorrow. McRae plans to confer with his attorneys Harris & Harris this afternoon and may decide on a jury trial within 30 days of indictment. He cautioned the outcome remains uncertain.
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Morgan County Court
McRae
Harris & Harris
The Aristocrat Aircraft At Pryor Field Details
The Martin 404 is a 40 passenger pressurized air conditioned aircraft. None to match it has ever been used by Southern in serving Pryor Field. The Aristocrat is capable of speeds up to 260 miles per hour and is able to cruise at a See NEW On Page 2.
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Navy reports Thresher remains found at sea
The Navy announced summer underwater search confirmed the tail section and sail of the sunken submarine Thresher, numbered 593, located about 220 miles east of Boston in 8,400 feet of water. Thresher went down in April 1963 with 129 aboard off New England during deep-dive tests.
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Navy
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Boston
Thresher
House Rejects 10 Day Spending Extension Vote
The House narrowly defeated a 10 day extension of government spending authority by 193 to 158. Republicans led the push to speed passage of the remaining appropriation bills and enable final adjournment. The Senate reopened the Bobby Baker inquiry but began quietly without testimony on a $35000 payoff linked to a DC Stadium contract.
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House
Senate
Bobby Baker
District of Columbia
Employment and Unemployment in September Hold Near Expectations
The Labor Department reports September unemployment at 5.2 percent, down slightly from August and near last year’s level as teenagers return to school. In New York, Detroit beats the Yankees 4-2 in the first game of a doubleheader delaying any pennant celebration.
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Goldwater Attacks Johnson In Indiana Campaign
Senator Barry Goldwater assailed President Johnson for lacking a stomach to confront communism and claimed U S strategic position in Southeast Asia has collapsed. Speaking at Seymour he warned Democrats label him a war monger and cited loss of half the Air Force due to obsolescence amid a 2500 turnout. He also drew a Jeffersonville crowd of 700.
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Rockefeller loses bid for custody of four children
White Plains New York AP Judge Joseph F Gagliardi denied Mrs Nelson A Rockefeller custody of Malinda 4 Carol 8 Margaretta and another child noting the Sun Valley Idaho divorce terms giving primary custody to Dr James Murphy remain appropriate He found no health or welfare grounds to alter the agreement and said the children are healthy and contented with their father.
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Idaho
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Malinda
Officials Praise Tag System At Courthouse
Courthouse officials hailed the new license tag sales system as highly efficient on its first day. Tax Assessor Porter Lee Haines noted long lines but said the IBM driven process sped receipts and paperwork, with about 1,400 people expected to buy 1965 tags by day’s end. The public has six weeks to purchase 1965 tags before 1964 tag citations begin.
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Haines
IBM
Louella Cook
Somerville
Morgan County
Three Charged In Bombings Near McComb
Three white men were arrested in Mississippi for recent bombings of Negro homes near McComb. The arrests were by FBI agents, Mississippi Highway Patrol and Pike County Sheriff R. R. Warren. They face illegal use of explosives charges under Mississippi law, a crime carrying possible death penalty.
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Mississippi
McComb
Justice Department
Paul Johnson
FBI
State Highway Patrol
Pike County
R. R. Warren
Markets At A Glance Irregular trading across stocks
Markets at a glance show mixed activity with irregular stock trading and steady Treasuries. Wheat and corn demand trends rise with short covering and late soybean rally. Cattle stay steady with top prices near 27.75. Cotton quiet amid uneven trade in Chicago and New York listings.
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Chicago
Steddy
No Criminal Evidence In Road Probe
Montgomery report finds no evidence of criminal violations in a U S Bureau of Public Roads review of alleged use of agents in state roadbuilding contracts. Circuit Solicitor David Crosland presented a 10 page letter to Gov. George Wallace. another inquiry by Atty. Richmond ren is underway.
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Size and Speed Of Storm In Gulf Still Growing
Hurricane Hilda intensified to 150 mph as it moved northwest across the Gulf of Mexico. The Weather Bureau extended a hurricane watch to the Texas coast, with Louisiana Mississippi and Alabama alerts east to Mobile remaining in effect. Hilda centered about 340 miles south of New Orleans, moving at roughly six mph.
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Hilda Becomes Severe Hurricane Aims at Gulf Coast
Hilda strengthened to severe hurricane status with 125 mph winds as it neared the Gulf of Mexico. Residents along low coastal areas moved inland toward higher ground while forecasters warned of potential Louisiana or Texas landfall and a northwest to north track. The storm’s eye lay about 300 miles from land and 350 miles south of New Orleans at 10 am EST.
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Hilda
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Weather Bureau
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Texas
60 000 Dock Workers Strike
Sixty thousand longshoremen walked out across Atlantic and Gulf ports from Maine to Texas under a no contract no work stance. A Johnson board of Inquiry moved to report on the situation before nightfall and a federal court injunction to return to work was expected by Monday. Analysts warned of a potential daily loss surpassing $20 million to the economy. The strike cited automation fears as a factor behind the AFL CIO International Longshoremen's Association action.
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Gulf Coast
Maine
Texas
Johnson
Afl-Cio International Longshoremen’s Association
We Pay Top Prices For Used Furniture
Exchange Furniture Co offers top prices for used furniture and related items with contact phone 353 4403. An advertisement-style notice highlights quick cash for household goods and consignments.
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