Alabama Court Rules Merchants May Choose Customers In Open Courts
The Alabama Court of Appeals upheld several convictions for racial demonstrations while reversing over 200 orders, ruling that merchants may select customers absent local segregation ordinances or pro segregation directives. The decision cites Justice Black and addresses sit ins and injunctions in Gadsden and Talladega.
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Montgomery
Alabama Court of Appeals
Etowah
Gadsden
U. S. Supreme Court
Hugo Black
Talladega
Miller says Republicans have chance to carry the South
Huntsville reports Mrs. Stephanie Miller wife of GOP VP candidate vows the South may swing to her party after a Huntsville news conference. She praises the South political activity and urges women to be active in politics while noting differences with the Democrats.
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Stephanie Miller
Huntsville
Winford Turner
South
Huntsville Area
Miller
William Miller
New York
Willowbrook Country Club
Masonic Temple hosts Mark Masters and Rainbow for Girls meetings
Dee 7:30 p.m. at the Masonic Temple for Mark Masters degree work. Decatur Assembly 26 Order for Rainbow for Girls meets Thursday at 6:30 p.m. at the Masonic Temple with initiatory work. Masons and Eastern Star members invited. See DIARY on Page 2.
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Masonic Temple
Decatur
Rainbow
Masons
Eastern Star
Why Christianity Persists Against Relentless Doubt
Christianity endures because it resonates with heart and mind, offers tangible fruit, and upholds a personal God who seeks humanity. It presents an anthropology of beings created, fallen, and redeemed, with John 3 16 as a central assurance that God loves the world and grants eternal life to believers.
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Emil Brunner
Lady Bird Johnson Awakens Southern Crowds in NC
Frances Lewine reports from Durham and Greensboro as the Lady Bird Special arrives for a second day of campaigning. About 12,000 to 12,500 greet Mrs. Johnson at the tobacco center and university stop, while Goldwater supporters boo and cheer.
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Frances Lewine
Lady Bird Johnson
Durham
N. C
Lady Bird
Goldwater
Johnson
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Commerce
Luther Hodges
University of North Carolina At
Greensboro
North Carolina
South Carolina
Hale Boggs
Louisiana
House
South
Alexandria
Raleigh
N.C
Ellington To Address Morgan County Democrats
Former Tennessee Gov Ellington will address a Morgan County Democrats meeting at the Decatur County Club on October 21. Tickets are available through Democratic campaign headquarters at 1108 with Avenue SE. Campaign chair Gerri Lentz presided and announced Bill Dukes in charge of ticket sales.
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Tennessee
Buford Ellington
Morgan County
Decatur Country Club
Mathe Decascrat
Demotic
Ave. SE
Gerri Lentz
Bill Dukes
Johnson Campaign Tour Seeks Support for Social Security
President Johnson launched a six day trip through 11 states from Ohio to California. In Peoria he called Social Security one of the most important issues of the campaign and warned against making it voluntary, saying that would bankrupt the program and criticizing Goldwater farm policy as a disaster.
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Midwest
Johnson
Barry Goldwater
Middle West
America
Ohio
California
Peoria
Ill
Goldwater Aims to Win Defectors in New Jersey
Barry Goldwater tours New Jersey and Philadelphia suburbs urging Republicans to fear a Johnson victory. He argues the choice is between free enterprise under his leadership and a socialist economy under Johnson, warning of soft on communism and a potential dictatorship.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
New Jersey
Arizona
Johnson
Goldwater
America
Bucks
Montgomery
Markets At A Glance Mixed Activity Across Commodities
New York AP reports mixed stocks with moderate activity. Government bonds firm while corporates show mixed results. Cotton futures rise amid irregular world demand. Chicago wheat and corn advance on export outlook, oats rise after a period, soybeans gain on demand. Hog prices irregular to a top of 17.35, cattle steady to lower with a top of 27.50.
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New York
Chicago
Boeing buys Huntsville tract as it expands in Alabama
Boeing Co officials said they took an option to buy a 50 acre site in Huntsville Research Park. The firm employs 2,800 in three Huntsville plants and has a half billion dollar contract to develop and produce the SIC booster stage of the Saturn V moon rocket.
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Huntsville, Ala
Boeing Co
Huntsville Research Park
Huntsville
Congo Crisis Deepens as Tshombe Held at Leopoldville Embassy
Premier Tshombe remains under guard in Leopoldville as Congo protests at United Arab Republic presence. Ghana's Nkrumah urges a peace force and withdrawal of foreign troops and mercenaries to allow elections and a democratic Congo.
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Cairo
Moise Tshombe
Congo
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Tshombe
Nasser
United Arab Republic
Leopoldville
Joseph Kasavubu
Kwame Nkrumah
Ghana
Organization of African Unity
Nkrumah
Democratic Republic
Editor Harry Ayers of Anniston Star Dead at 76
Col. Harry M. Ayers editor and publisher of the Anniston Star died at an Anniston hospital after a two week fall related illness. He led the Star through a 1912 merger and had long served as Alabama Press Association president. Ayers studied at Jacksonville State College after China service as a medical missionary’s son and began in journalism as a reporter before buying the Aniston Hot Blast.
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Anniston
Ala
Harry M. Ayers
Anniston Star
Ayers
T. W. Ayers
Southern Baptist Convention
China
Jacksonville
Anniston Hot Blast
Anniston Evening Star
We Pay Top Prices For Used Furniture
Exchange Furniture Co contracts with customers offering top prices for used furniture. Call 353-4403 to arrange pickup or estimate value.
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Exchange Furniture Co
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Virginia
Dee
Ellington
By Frank Cormier
Rey
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McComb
Menteet
Augusta
William E. Miller
Sdefrou
Comorst
Metere Corn
International Union of Electrical Workers
IUE
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Montgomery Police Department
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Alabama Press Association
American Society of Newspaper
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