Johnson raps Goldwater over Kennedy motives on missile crisis
President Johnson, en route through Tennessee, criticized Barry Goldwater for questioning John F. Kennedy's handling of the Cuban missile crisis. He also disputed Goldwater's stance on the Tennessee Valley Authority and drew large crowds in Nashville, including a lipstick-stained moment. Johnson urged voters to see the indictment of the statement and backed his TVA position.
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Barry Goldwater
John F. Kennedy
Peru
Tennessee
Tennessee Valley Authority
TVA
Goldwater
Nashville
Metropolitan
H.O. Kemp
Memorial Square
Louisville
Kennedy
Story Hour at Decatur Public Library Saturday Morning
Public library program for children six through nine runs from 10 to 11 a m Saturday at the Decatur Public Library Headquarters. Also tonight an entertainment event at 8 at the DAV Home Bank Street.
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Decatur Public Library
DAV
Bank St
Caring for Children Beyond Material Rewards
The reader laments lack of respect from children despite generous gifts. The response cautions that parental duties include faith, hope, love, and moral guidance. It argues camps and allowances cannot replace mature example and responsibility.
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W.K
Fred
Decatur Daily Photo Contest Final Deadline Nears
Only 24 hours remain for entrants to mail prize winning amateur photos for THE DECATUR DAILY fifth contest. Entries must be in Scenes Activities Animals or Babies and Children categories with name and address on the reverse. Mail to PHOTO CONTEST THE DECATUR DAILY Box 1006 Decatur Alabama and include a return envelope for photo return.
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Decatur Daily
Decatur
Ala
Paris Pride In Youth Line
Paris pride in youth line features Andrew Courreges young collection for leather designer Samuel Roberts. Models sport leather slacks, mini dresses and white booties while baby bonnets and knees draw attention, in a controversial runway that blends childlike accessories with adult fashion.
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Paris
Pride
Jean Sprain Wilson
New York
Andrew Courreges
Courreges
Samuel Roberts
Roberts
Yves
St. Laurent
United Fund hits 75 percent of 1965 goal
The Morgan County United Fund reached 75 percent of its 1965 goal with $130,000 in cash and pledges reported by 10 a.m. Campaign chairman Bob Harris urged solicitors to improve reporting and complete contacts to speed the effort. Ira Lay noted many small businesses remain to be solicited and pledged continued push.
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Morgan County
United Fund
Ira Lay
Market Snapshot Shows Mixed Bonds and Commodities
New York stocks ticked higher while rails advanced and bonds largely unchanged. Soybeans and cattle moved lower or mixed, hogs fell with tops around 16.75 for hogs and 27.25 for cattle as markets opened across Chicago and New York.
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Chicago
Open Highway 47 Restaurant Schedule
A compact dining notice shows hours from 6 a.m. to 1 a.m. for the Open Highway 47 Restaurant. The sign emphasizes extended service and late-night availability for motorists and locals alike.
Math Whiz Is Selected Cotton Maid
Linda Kay Smith a 20 year old University of Alabama mathematics major from Fairfax Chambers County was crowned Alabama Maid of Cotton at the state fair. She expressed interest in computers and will represent Alabama in the national Maid of Cotton contest in December in Memphis. Alternate Maid of Cotton is Joanne Creech a 19 year old from Greenville.
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Birmingham
Linda Kay Smith
Alabama
University of Alabama
Fairfax
Ala
Chambers County
Robert E. Smith Jr
Linda Kay
Miss Smith
Memphis
Sue Meredith
Andalu
Joanne Creech
Greenville
Goldwater assails Johnson over risky stance on communism
Senator Barry Goldwater denounces the Johnson administration for co existing with communism and calls for a firmer U S line against Moscow. He describes the president as Lyndon come lately and warns that appeasement risks freedom and world peace.
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Los Angeles
Senarry Goldwater
Hughes Aircraft Co. Oday
United States
Johnson
Russia
Hitler
Goldwater
California
Lyndon
First Family Courts Dixie
Mrs Lyndon Johnson challenged the view that the South could be ignored in the election. Speaking at Chipley Florida she declared respect and love for the South forbid taking it for granted. The stop occurred during a four state southbound train trip toward New Orleans where supporters and Goldwater placards were visible.
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Chipley
Fla
South
Barry Goldwater
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
New Orleans
Patrol Seizes Two Suspects Near Johnson Motorcade
In Nashville two men are taken into custody by the State Highway Patrol as President Johnson's motorcade neared a downtown corner where bystanders stood. one man reportedly had a rifle wrapped in brown paper.
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Nashville, Tenn
State Highway Patrol
President Johnson
Small Town Welcomes Mrs. LBJ on Campaign Train
Mrs. Lyndon B Johnson toured Flomaton Alabama with about 300 cheering residents as the Lady Bird Special arrived. She spoke of Alabama roots and pride while receiving roses from the wife of the lieutenant governor. The train continued to Mobile to dedicate a historic fire station. The stop, added by Flomaton officials, followed strong local interest.
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Flomaton
Ala
Lyndon Johnson
South Alabama
Alabama
Johnson
James Allen
George Wallace
Mobile
Exchange Furniture Co advertises top prices for used furniture
Local ad notes Exchange Furniture Co offering top prices for used furniture with contact number 353-4403. The brief classified line emphasizes quick service and prompt payment.
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Exchange _ Furniture \Co
Early Madison County Pioneers and Historic Sites
John Knox surveys claims of first camp in Tennessee Valley first log cabin and earliest plantation home noting disputed honors. He describes notable historic sites in Madison county and shares information about early pioneers and builders without endorsing specific answers.
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Tennessee
John Mandeville
John Knox
Madison County
Rain arrives late for crops amid drought relief and losses
An AP survey finds rain finally eased drought in many states but arrived too late for major crops like corn soybeans sorghum and wheat. Estimated 300 million dollars in crop damage persists while fruit growers gain. livestock fodder remains scarce. Some farmers harvest silage as feed shortages loom. Eastern Colorado described as a powder keg with dry soil and wheat already in dust.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Colorado
Henry Christenson
Christenson
East Virginia
Connecticut
New York
mid-Hudson Valley
Maryland
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
State Park
Soviet Move Sparks UN Fallout Over Peacekeeping Dues
The Soviet Union accuses the United States of attempting to destroy the United Nations by pressing a showdown on paying UN peacekeeping assessments. Malawi’s U.N. membership is approved unanimously as the council adjourns. Adlai Stevenson warns the U.S. will demand delinquent nations pay or lose votes at the assembly opening November 10.
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William N. Oatis
United Nations
N.Y
Soviet Union
United States
U.N
Nikolai T. Fedorenko
U.N. Security Council
Malawi
Nyasaland
U.S
Assembly
U. S
Charles W. Yost
Fedorenko
Yost
General Assembly
Therganization
Athout
Adlai E. Stevenson
U Thant
Stevenson
Thant
Shoes Thompson's Shoe Store Ad at 212 W Moulton St
An advertisement announces Thompson's Shoe Store located at 212 West Moulton Street offering footwear. The fragment indicates a retail display for shoes and a local business presence in the street commerce page.
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Thompson’s Shoe Store
W. Moulton St
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