Indictments in Civil Rights Killings and Hilda Storm Track
Federal grand jury handed up two indictments in the Philadelphia Mississippi civil rights worker murders and kept them sealed until arrests. Hurricane Hilda neared New Orleans with 120 mph winds, forcing mass evacuations across coastal Louisiana as authorities warned of rising tides and widespread disruption.
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Biloxi
Miss
Philadelphia
Sidney Mizel
Neshoba County
Mize
Weather Bureau
New England
New Orleans
Bueau
Hilda
Louisiana
Frank G. Spiess
Morgan City
Cameron
Atchafalaya Bay
Audrey
Mississippi River
Texas
Mobile
Ala
Peace Meeting Is Aim Of LBJ
President Johnson pledged to call a White House conference on peace in 1965 if elected. He urged officials and citizens to dedicate themselves to cooperation and peace, warned they may be labeled idealists, and spoke of the conference as a century’s assignment to explore every path to peace. He did not give details and left the remarks with an appeal to support.
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Washington
Johnson
White House
Jon
Barry Goldwater
Editorial argues Wallace on federal control misses cost of independence
The piece critiques Governor Wallace and Senator Goldwater for decrying federal meddling without addressing the price. It lists federal programs from Holt lock and dam to Social Security and TVA, asking what would survive if Washington retreat occurred. It concludes that bold anti federal moves require paying the costs and consequences.
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George Wallace
Washington
Alabama
Holt Lock
Bankhead Dam
Federal
Montgomery
Gunter
Maxwell Fields
Huntsville
TVA
Barry Goldwater
American Legion group plans roadblocks for USS Alabama fund
Gubhmale GLIMPSES reports that American Legion and Auxiliary members will set up roadblocks today between 8 30 a.m. and 6 p.m. at 6th Ave Walnut St and 14th Ave SE to raise funds for the USS Alabama. A 1959 Buick driven by Erskin Leroy Matthews 18 of Decatur and a 1963 Continental driven by Donald Raymond Orr 34 of 1808 8th St SE collided Friday at 9 32 a.m. on 6th Ave SE. no injuries were reported though damage was heavy to the Buick and medium to the Continental.
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American Legion and Auxiliary
USS Alabama
6Th Ave
Walnut St
14Th Ave
Erskin Leroy Matthews
Decatur
Donald Raymond Orr
8Th St. SE
6Th Ave. SE
Fourth weekly amateur photo contest opens for entries
Time to enter the fourth in a six week series sponsored by The Decatur Daily. Amateur photographers may enter by midnight tonight with a self addressed stamped envelope for return. Include name and address on the back and choose Babies and Children Activities Animals or Scenes. Mail to PHOTO CONTEST The Decatur Daily Box 1006 Decatur Alabama.
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Decatur Daily
Decatur
Ala
Goldwater charges dirt under White House rug in Illinois
In a Champaign rally and Cairo stop, Senator Barry Goldwater attacked Democratic rule as creating NATO disunity and pledged to convene a NATO leader conclave if elected. He urged unity and promised a blue ribbon American delegation to meet NATO partners and plan the gathering.
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William F. Arbogast
Peoria, Ill
Barry Goldwater
White House
Illinois
GOP
NATO
Cairo
Champaign
Harvey Shirley
University
Wis
Winea
Goldwater
Peoria
PE Alig
Scores and results from area football and major leagues
Local high school football results include Butler over Decatur 14 7 and Lexington 32 over Courtland 12. In major leagues Chicago beat Kansas City 35 24 and New York topped Cleveland 5 2 while Philadelphia won 4 3 over Cincinnati in a 10 inning NL game. College football George Washington defeated Furman 34 14.
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Butler
Decatur
Town Creek
Elkmont
Lexington
Courtland
Athens
Sheffield
Moulton
Phil Campbell
Cullman
Lee
Hartselle
Austin
Fairview
West Point
Gaston
Holly Pond
Chicago
Kansas City
New York
Cleveland
Baltimore
Detroit
Los Angeles
Minnesota
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
George Washington
Furman
Yankees Earn Tie After White Sox Sweep KC
The Chicago White Sox swept a double header from Kansas City delaying the New York Yankees pennant bid. A Yankees victory over Cleveland ensured at least a tie in the pennant race.
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New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Kansas City
Cleveland
Congress To Close Today Ends Session Amid Health Care Revival Hopes
The congressional adjournment ended the session Friday with health care for the elderly and a $1 billion Appalachia revival program stalled. Officials expect at least one priority to resurface as a campaign issue in the November election. The sine die adjournment was postponed to Saturday to allow one last appropriations vote.
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Lewis Hawkins
Washington
Appalachia
House
Congress
GOP Demands Call Baker and McCloskey to Answer
Republicans urged Senate investigators to recall Bobby Baker and Matthew H. McCloskey to testify on alleged political payoff charges. Senator Williams accused Democrats on the panel of delaying. The Rules Committee held a second day of questions with DC Stadium supporters as hearings loom after Congress adjourns.
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Gardner L. Bridge
Washington
Senate
Bobby Baker
Matthew H. McCloskey
John J. Williams
Del
Williams
Senate Rules Committee
District of Columbia
Linens Furniture Co Quickies Ad Reads Used Furniture Prices
We Pay Top Prices For Used Furniture announced by Linens Furniture Co with contact number 353 4403 in the Quickies column by Ken Reynolds.
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Linens Furniture Co
Quickies
Ken Reynolds
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Neshoba
James Chaney
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Michael Schwerner
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Gulf of Mexico
Grand Isle
Lake Charles
LBJ
The
Tuscaloosa
University of Alabama
Mr. Wallace
Senator Goldwater
Fair Share
United Fund
Rei Sey
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McCloskey
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D-N.c
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