Morgan County voters see animals on ballots as GOP fields two seats
In Morgan County, Republican candidates O Neal Price and Charles Poole will win unopposed for Beat 13 Place 2 and Beat 16 Place 1 as the GOP makes inroads. Ballots feature animal symbols for six parties and a faint human figure for the Democrats. The Huntsville Democrats and other parties list candidates for national and local offices with various symbols.
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Lee Sentell
Morgan County
Francis Richardson
GOP
T. C. Almon
Sam McClendon
O’neal Price
Charles Poole
Poole
Price
Richard Nixon
America First
U.S
National Democratic Party of
Alabama
Increased B52 Flights Indicate Greater Pressure On Infiltration
An army captain aboard a small plane over routes from Saigon to Cambodia notes intensified bombing by B52s, with 15 000 flights in the first nine months this year, surpassing 1965 levels, and reaching toward a billion pounds of bombs by year end. The strikes target enemy camps and infiltration columns as U S forces escalate air power.
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Gene Roberts
New York Times News Service
Saigon
Cambodia
South Vietnam
United States
U.S
Vietnam
Wallace Rules Out Use Of N-Bombs In Vietnam
Scores list many Alabama high school football results with Wallace leading in a controversial headline note. The page shows multiple game scores including Austin 21 Hartselle 0 and other matchups such as Decatur 7 Moulton 52 and Cullman 20 Lee 20 with player points noted.
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Wallace
Vietnam
Austin
Hartselle
Butler
Decatur
Moulton
P. Campbell
Athens
Scottsboro
Tanner
W. L’stone
Town Creek
Elkmont
E. L’stone
Courtland
W. Morgen
Clements
F’ville
N. Sand Mt
Cullman
Lee
Idmore
Lexington
Cambodia admits Vietnamese forces occupy border provinces
United States officials report Cambodia has indirectly conceded that North Vietnamese and Viet Cong forces are using Cambodian territory to strike South Vietnam. Prince Norodom Sihanouk and secretary Sosthene Fernandez attributed Cambodian incursions to Vietnamese Communists occupying three border provinces, marking a possible first formal admission.
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Washington
United States
Cambodia
North Vietnam
Viet Cong
South Vietnam
U.S
Prince Norodom Sihanouk
Sosthene Fernandez
Sihanouk
Wallace backs conventional force and rejects nuclear use
George C. Wallace, in Buffalo, said he would not use nuclear weapons if peace talks fail and emphasized he and running mate Curtis LeMay share no plans to reveal strategies. A rally drew about 7,000 inside Memorial Auditorium while about 600 protesters heckled outside.
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Associated Press
Buffalo, N.Y
George C. Wallace
Vietnam
Wallace
Air Force
Curtis LeMay
Memorial Auditorium
Alabama
Alabama Governor Urges Schools to Embrace Bold Ideas
Gov. Albert Brewer told Alabama school boards not to fear change, urging a businesslike administration, local funding checks, and a long-range plan from the Education Study Commission. He pressed for better teachers, buildings, buses and instructional aids while criticizing DOJ intimidation.
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Montgomery
Albert Brewer
Brewer
Alabama Association of School Boards
Education Study Commission
Alabama
U.S. Justice Department
Two Political Pressures Stall Nuclear Treaty Approval
The Senate leadership has almost given up hope of approving the nuclear nonproliferation treaty this session. Two pressures push delay: lawmakers wanting to go home and Republican opposition sparked by Nixon. Leaders plan to set the treaty aside until the next session, with some believing it will pass next spring after broader ratification.
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John W. Finney
N. Y. Times News Service
Washington
Senate
Congress
Johnson
Richard M. Nixon
Blicans
U. S
Soviet Union
Britain
Disarmament Agency
U.S
India
Israel
Japan
Italy
West Germany
Czechoslovakia
Nixon
White House
Mike See
Wallace Fund Fete Tonight
Georgia figures loom as Wallace fundraiser sets Decatur High Stadium event at 8 p.m. Marvin Griffin, stand-in VP candidate for the American Independent party, speaks to Wallace supporters at a $10 plate barbecue and is expected to praise retired General Curtis LeMay.
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Georgia
Marvin Griffin
American Independent Party
Wallace
Decatur High Stadium
Griffin
Air Force
Curtis LeMay
Lee Wallace
Mrs Butler Hine Dies at 67 in Tuscaloosa Rites Today
Mrs Butler Hine 67 of 232 Lafayette Street active in Decatur civic work died Friday at 4 15 p m in Druid City Hospital Tuscaloosa Funeral services are at 3 p m today at First Methodist Church with Rev E L Barnes officiating The body lies in state at the church one hour prior Burial will be in Roselawn Cemetery.
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Butler Hine
Lafayette St
Decatur
Druid City Hospital
Tuscaloosa
First Methodist Church
E. L. Barnes
Roselawn
Strickland-Hayes Funeral
Robbery in Cullman Leaves Man Beaten. Wallet Taken
James H. Calvert was beaten with a tire tool at Red Ace service station in north Cullman. The robbers escaped with his wallet containing $400 to $500. He was treated at Cullman Hospital Friday night as authorities search for a man and a woman in a white convertible.
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Cullman
James H. Calvert
Cullman Hospital
Red Ace
North Cullman
Frigidaire Sales and Service at Robinson Furniture
Frigidaire sales and service advertised by Robinson Furniture on Second Avenue. Contact number 353 2370 for inquiries and service in the local area.
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Frigidaire
Robinson Furniture
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Wallace Democrats
Justices of the Peace
Democrats For
Democratic Party
Independent
Democrats
Hubert Humphrey
Humphrey
American Independent Party of Alabama
Stand Up For America
Prohibition Party
Alabama Conservative Party
Mrs. Humphrey
Philadelphia
Cong
Prince
George Wallace
LeMay
Wben-Tv
Buffalo
Wallace Fund
Bulletin
Quickies
Ken Reynolds
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