Democrats for Goldwater Rally Canceled At Decatur High
The Democrats for Goldwater rally at Decatur High School is canceled due to weather preventing speaker James H. Gray from attending. The party HQ on éth Ave will open as scheduled and more information is available by calling 355 4810. The Decatur Shrine Club meets Friday at 7 p.m. at the Cornelian Hotel. See DIARY On Page 2.
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James H. Gray
Éth Ave
Decatur Shrine Club
Cornelian Hotel
Isbell Shifts Near N C
Hurricane Isbell moves north off Florida into the Atlantic threatening North Carolina with hurricane force winds and high tides this afternoon. Tornadoes in Florida injured 39, damaged trailers and homes, while Cuba suffered four deaths and widespread destruction.
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North Carolina
Charleston
S.C
Brunswick
Atlantic
Florida
Cuba
Palm Beach
Question on commandment and drinking in biblical teaching
A reader asks why drunkenness is not a commandment and ministers should address alcohol. The reply links excess drinking to spiritual imbalance, cosmic loneliness, and inner conflict. Jesus offered spiritual thirst relief, not direct guidance on drunkenness, suggesting the root issue lies in unfulfilled needs.
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C.J
Jesus
We Pay Top Prices for Used Furniture
Local ad notes high prices for secondhand furniture, offering quick cash and pickup options. Contact 353-4403 for the mge Furniture Co. buyer.
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Mge
British Leaders Head to Polls in Tight UK Election
Britain votes for a new House of Commons in a closely watched contest described as the most raucous campaign in memory. Prime Minister Douglas-Home and Labour leader Harold Wilson enter a final push amid predictions of a tight finish.
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Britain
House of Commons
Labor
Liberal Party
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Home Wilson
Alec Douglas-Home
No. 10
Downing Street
Harold Wilson
Douglas Home
Liverpool
FBI Probe Ordered Over Jenkins Resignation
President Johnson ordered a full FBI investigation into the Jenkins resignation after a prior 1959 arrest surface. FBI Director Hoover announced the inquiry while Republican Dean Burch charged a cover up. Humphrey urged a statement as Jenkins, a colonel in the 999th Air Force Reserve, faces scrutiny. The investigation follows Jenkins quitting amid new revelations and a nationwide TV address planned for tonight.
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Washington
Johnson
FBI
White—House
Walter W. Jenkins
J. Edgar Hoover
Dean Burch
Jenkins
White House
Hubert H. Humphrey
Pennsylvania
Columbia Broadcasting System
Markets At A Glance Stocks Fall In Mixed Trading
New York markets show stocks lower with heavy trading while bonds are mixed and treasuries steady. Chicago grain outputs move with wheat higher and soybeans mixed amid demand, hogs steady to 25 cents lower at 17.00, cattle lack enough slaughter steers to set a trend.
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Chicago
Nobel Medicine Prize Awarded to Two Doctors
The 1964 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine was awarded jointly to American Konrad Reich and German Feodor Lyren for discoveries on the regulation of fatty acid metabolism. Bloch is German-born and naturalized American in 1944.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Konrad Riech
Feodor Lyren
Bloch
LBJ Campaign Swing Through Upstate New York
President Johnson moved campaign events to Rochester and Buffalo supported by Walter Jenkins affair fallout and Kennedy team. Johnson avoided a formal Rochester speech while stressing responsibility and a crusade for Kennedy era ideals.
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N.Y
Johnson
Upstate New York
Walter W. Jenkins
Robert F. Kennedy
U.S
Kennedy
New York Daily News
Kenneth B. Keating
Barry Goldwater
New York State
Buffalo
New York
Madison Square Garden
John Fitzgerald Kennedy
Upstate
America
One Is Killed In Area Wreck
Shel by Jean Eubanks 23 of Cullman died when her car veered into a bridge abutment 11 miles east of Cullman on Highway 69 amid rain. Lois Calvert 39 Crane Hill was listed in fair condition at Cullman Hospital and Ethel G. McMurry 42 Danville had no recorded treatment. Troopers said rain made the highway slick contributing to the crash.
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Cullman
Highway 69
Shelby Jean Eubanks
Lois Calvert
Crane Hill
Cullman Hospital
Ethel G. McMurry
Danville
Eubank
Goldwater Attacks Johnson Over Baker and Estes in Texas
Senator Barry Goldwater campaigned in Harlingen Texas accusing President Johnson of being shadowed by suspicions linked to Bobby Baker and Billie Sol Estes. He called the Baker case the key issue hurting Johnson and urged the President to expose the truth amid Estes' two fraud convictions.
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Harlingen
Tex
Barry Goldwater
Johnson
Bobby Baker
Billie Sol Estes
Goldwater
South Texas
Midwest Farm Belt
Rocky Mountains
Denver
Texas
Air Force unveils supersonic F111 fighter jet
The Air Force today unveiled the supersonic F111 fighter built amid industrial competition and Senate probes. In Vatican City prelates urged equal pay amid priesthood reforms. In Detroit negotiations paused as AMC and UAW debate profit sharing under a possible midnight strike. In Saigon the Viet Cong agent who attempted to kill Robert McNamara faced execution after shouting Ho Chi Minh and Americans out of Vietnam.
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Air Force
Senate
Detroit
American Motors Corp
United Auto Workers Union
Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Robert S. McNamara
Viet Nam
Brezhnev Likely Replaces Khrushchev in Soviet Leadership
Reports from Moscow indicate Premier Khrushchev has resigned and Leonid Brezhnev is set to become first secretary of the Communist Party with Alexei Kosygin as premier. Tass published a list naming Brezhnev Kosygin Mikoyan as leaders, but no formal confirmation was given.
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Rushchev
Leonid Ft. Brezhnev
Communist Party
Alexei Kosygin
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Mikhail Suslov
Joseph Stalin
Kremlin
China
Central Committee
Brezhnev
Black Sea
Gaston Palewski
Kosygin
Leonid Brezhnev
Tass
Anastas Mikoyan
Jemier Khrushchev
Soviet Communist Party
Now Open Highway Ee Six A.M. Ta. M. Oss
A fragmented OCR line notes a highway opening or time reference with unclear specifics. The readable parts hint at a morning opening at or around six o clock but lack concrete details on location or events.
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