Humphrey Launches 15Hour Campaign Trek Across States
Sen Hubert Humphrey stretched a 15 hour day on the Johnson Humphrey ticket itinerary from Des Moines to Washington with stops in Bismarck Glasgow Spokane and Seattle. He spoke at a Western States Water and Power Conference and urged a stronger economy while defending the TVA and dam projects against Goldwater. In Des Moines he told 5500 attendees Iowa will lead the Midwest Democratic vote this fall.
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Harry Kelly
Des Moines
Iowa
Hubert H. Humphrey
Johnson-Humphrey
North Dakota
Dolly
Bismarck
South Dakota
Western States
Arizona
Sen
Barry Goldwater
TVA
Humphrey
Johnson
Garrison Dam
Grand Coulee
Goldwater
Theodore Roosevelt
Goldwater Department Store
Illnois
City man earns Chartered Life Underwriter designation
Robert G. McNelly, district manager for Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance in Huntsville, received the Chartered Life Underwriter CLA designation at national exercises in Cincinnati. The COL designation honors those completing exams and experience rules. this year 1,100 join a total of 12,722 since 1927. McNelly, Decatur resident since 1946, chairs the Industrial Committee of the Decatur Chamber of Commerce and belongs to the Rotary Club and First Methodist Church.
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Robert G. McNelly
Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co
American College of Life Underwriters
Cincinnati
American College of Life In Underwriters
C.L.U
McNelly
West Clinton
Huntsville
Decatur
Decatur Chamber of Commerce
Decatur Rotary Club
First Methodist Church
Miller attac ks Johnson Europe trip in GOP vice president bid
Rep William E Miller charged that President Johnsons Europe trip and Khrushchev summit plans are political maneuvering. Miller urged voters to elect Barry Goldwater to strengthen US stance against the Soviets, citing Southeast Asia as Korea’s modern parallel. He spoke during CBS Face the Nation and in Omaha before continuing a westward swing.
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Robert T. Gray Reno
Nev
Johnson
Europe
NATO
Khrushchev
William E. Miller
New York
Lyndon Johnson
Miller
Barry Goldwater
United States
Soviet Union
Omaha
Neb
Face the Nation
CBS
Iity
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Korea
South Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
Midwest
Reno
Los Angeles
Texas
Death Notice for Sam Thomason of Little Rock Ark
Word was received Thursday of the death of Mr. Sam Thomason of Little Rock Ark formerly of Morgan County. The Youth Rally will meet Saturday at the Children's Home. Mrs Coleman Holmes and daughters Gale and Jane attended the funeral Monday of their aunt Mrs Tressie Pannell. Oak Grove Methodist Church. Our new Sunday School officers and teachers will take office next Sunday. Mrs Ida Wiley is improving from an .
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Sam Thomason
Little Rock Ark
Morgan County
Coleman Holmes
Gale
Jane
Tressie Pannell
Oak Grove Methodist Church
Ida Wiley
Solid Fuel Thrust Hits A Million
A solid propellant rocket motor producing more than one million pounds of thrust was successfully test-fired by the Air Force at Lockheed Propulsion Co.’s Potrero test center. The 75-foot tall, 156-inch diameter rocket operated in a two-minute static test, with Col. Harold Robbins noting the test confirmed reliability and power of the motor.
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Redlands
Calif
Air Force
Lockheed Propulsion Co
Potrero Test Center
Harold Robbins
Busch's Jewelry names Crawford new manager at Decatur store
Busch's Jewelry Co officials in Birmingham announced the appointment of H L Crawford, 31, as manager of the Decatur store. Crawford has been with the company about two and a half years and his wife, a 12 year Busch veteran, will work with him. Seven employees at the store. Crawford expects personnel changes. He is a former Jaycee from Harlem Georgia and served four years in the Navy. He and his wife live with son Gary Dean in Flint City.
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Busch’s Jewelry Co
Birmingham
H. L. Crawford
Decatur
Crawford
Company
Wiforis
Busch
Harlem
Augusta Busch
Gary Dean
Flint City
Guilt Ruled In Limestone Case
Limestone County Circuit Court jury found James Turner guilty of second degree murder and sentenced him to 10 years in prison for the June 1964 shotgun slaying of Albert Hisbon. The case arose from an indictment on first degree murder and related proceedings included the transport trial of John Maloney with deliberations under way.
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Athens
Limestone County
James Turner
Turner
Albert Hisbon
John Maloney
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