Wallace attacks hecklers in San Diego rally
George C. Wallace berated hecklers calling them punks at a San Diego rally as part of his American Independent party campaign. He urged quiet and finished his speech amid chants and hippie crowds while outlining Social Security proposals and anti open housing stances.
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Calif
George C. Wallace
Heckler
Wallace
San Diego Sports
American Independent Party
San Francisco
Curtis E. LeMay
Saigon
U.S
LeMay
Vietnam
Washington
San Francisco International
China
Air Force
Taiwan
Cuba
Berlin
Korea
Apollo 7 crew performs TV show despite colds
Apollo 7 astronauts Walter Schirra Donn Eisele and Walter Cunningham hosted a 11 minute live TV tour of the capsule aboard their 11 day mission broadcasting from SPACE CENTER Houston Corpus Christi and Merritt Island. Flight planners note they have completed 14 of 20 top goals despite colds.
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Donn F. Eisele
Walter Cunningham
Apollo
Cunningham
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Astronaut Office
Paul Haney
Manned Spacecraft Center
Haney
Slayton
Outer Space
United States
Corpus Christi
Tex
Merritt Island
Fla
Cape Kennedy
Harriet Eisele
Harry D. Hamilton
Gnadenhutten
Ohio
Cadillac
Donn Eisele
Walter Schirra
John Zieglschmid
Decatur Council Tightens Hiring to City Residents
Decatur's new city council approved a policy giving priority in filling city jobs to residents inside the city limits, primarily affecting the Personnel Board. Council members debated expanding limits to all city employees. The body also filled several board seats and addressed a drainage complaint on Sherman Street area. Upcoming measures include Recreation Department hires and a public hearing for Westmeade Subdivision street and sewer construction.
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RAY Martin Daily
Decatur
Rutledge Thomas
A. J. Coleman
Thomas
Levin
Melvin
Ozier
Henry W. Hamme
Planning Commission
Joel Carter
Hamilton Masters
Airport Board
Ray Sundback
Wheeler Basin Library Board
George Hansberry
Mental Health Board
Bill Dukes
Decatur Boat Harbor Board
Sherman St
18Th Ave
Joe Terry
Terry
Westmeade
8Th St
Supreme Court Agrees to Hear Boulden Case in Alabama Slaying
The U S Supreme Court granted a hearing for Billy Don Franklin Boulden of Falkville in the 1964 murder of Alabama conservation officer Loyd C Hays. A date will be set later. Boulden claims the confession was forced and seeks a new trial as officials object to his appeal.
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Boulden
U.S. Supreme Court
Billy Don Franklin Boulden
Falkville
Alabama
Loyd C. Hays
Supreme Court
High Court
William Moore
Montgomery
Moore
David Clark
Hays
Morgan County
George Wallace
U.S. 31
Judge Dismisses Alabama Legislator Campaign Suit
A federal judge dismissed a legislator's suit challenging state funds used in George Wallace's presidential bid. In New York, peaceful pickets demonstrated at NYU amid bomb explosions and protests over a Negro school official’s dismissal. In Saigon, the battleship New Jersey moved along the North Vietnamese coast and destroyed part of a small island.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
George Wallace
NEW York
New York University
Saigon
New Jersey
U.S. Command
Brewer appeals after desegregation ruling blocks hearings
Governor Albert Brewer criticized a federal court for denying Alabama officials a hearing on a new desegregation order. He asked the three judge panel to reconsider, challenging the move that threatened to bar 19 school systems from using freedom of choice without showing cause. Brewer and State School Superintendent Ernest Stone had sought modification of the Aug. 28 decree that linked faculty desegregation to school closures. The ruling came without a hearing, and Brewer vowed to pursue every constitutional right in court.
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Montgomery
Ala
Albert Brewer
Alabama
Brewer
United States
Ernest Stone
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Bill Levin
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Marilyn VanDerbur
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